In the 1970s, gay rights activists took a gamble—on Ronald Reagan.

When Goop’s founder met with long COVID specialists, one of them recommended checking her home for mold. Michael Rubino was the man she called.

In this episode, filmmaker Mark Duplass talks about managing depression, what it’s like to have a creative partnership with his brother, and how they talk about making and spending money.

All the colors of the rainbow, except for the ones diametrically opposed to said rainbow.

Writer and powerlifter Mikala Jamison on building muscle and confidence in the weight room.

Slate’s parenting podcast on all the moving parts.

Actor and historical interpreter Stephen Seals shares his process for performing and educating simultaneously.

A recent Netflix docuseries highlights the rapid rise and even more rapid decline of the now-infamous dating website.

Sierra Greer’s debut novel Annie Bot explores what happens when robot designed to be the perfect girlfriend starts to think about herself

Jenée Desmond-Harris is joined by dating advice columnist and founder of A Little Nudge, Erika Ettin.

Black dads get more lectures than support. The Dad gang wants to change that.

Slate’s parenting podcast on knowing the signs.

In the fight against John Briggs, desperate times called for a deeply personal tactic.

Jules and Bryan talk to former Outward Producer June Thomas about her new book A Place Of Our Own: Six Spaces that Shapred Queer Women’s Culture

We don’t blame a knee replacement on “lack of willpower.” Why does that change when we talk about weight?

The director’s choice to film Dancing For The Devil in real time may have done the material a disservice.

Author Nina Renata Aron on loving yourself through a messy goodbye.

Social anxiety can show up in your body: a shaky voice, sweaty palms, or in Christopher’s case, not being able to pee.

Don’t assume the base will vote blue no matter who.

Slate’s parenting podcast on “damned if you do, damned if you don’t.”