We WiM editors feel fortunate to live in Seattle for many reasons, not least of which is our city being the home of alt weekly newspaper, The Stranger, which recently published its 25th Anniversary Issue. In …
“To an extent that we ourselves are only beginning to appreciate, most people at work, even in high-performing organizations, divert considerable energy every day to a second job that …
We thought we weren’t going to make any more election-related posts, but here’s one more. So, for two years, Saturday Night Live’s Kate McKinnon has comically portrayed Hillary Clinton, in parallel to the …
I honestly went to sleep last night clinging to the hope that Clinton would pull it together in PA, MI, WI, and NH somehow. I felt that if I …
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Metamodernism showed its face in the political sphere again, when Ken Bone, one of the “undecided voters” who sat on stage with the candidates at the second presidential debate, became an …
Everybody has a secret world inside of them. I mean everybody. All of the people in the whole world, I mean everybody — no matter how dull and boring …
(Some Political Observations by WhatIsMetamodern? co-editor Linda Ceriello) With the winding down of this year’s presidential primary season, I’ve been mulling over the unpredicted splash made by Bernie Sanders, and wondering …
Five-year-old Ainsley had her fifteen minutes of internet fame in the first week of June (2016), following her decision to come to Princess Week at her dance school dressed as a hot dog. What …
WiM editor Linda Ceriello published a piece on Huffington
