Category: history

great styling with no substance – a review of netflix’s ratched

~ Adam Cetorelli ~ 2 Comments

*content warning – lots of spoilers! Last week, Netflix released the first season of Ratched, a new series following Mildred Ratched as she presumably turns into the villain of Ken Kesey’s 1962 novel One Flew over the Cuckoo’s Nest. Developed by Ryan Murphy, the series will meet pressure to stack up against the success of his other … Continue reading great styling with no substance – a review of netflix’s ratched

farro, labor, object communities

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Farro is the name attributed to several different types of wheat berry, including the Einkorn strain, which is more nutritional than the standard American wheat strain. Considered an “ancient grain,” farro has become more desirable in the last twenty years in the United States as a healthy and more enjoyable (in taste and texture) alternative to … Continue reading farro, labor, object communities