We interrupt our regular programming to cover the release of an extraordinary book from the world’s best travel publisher—Lonely Planet. Yes, it’s a travel book, but what makes Ultimate Eats so special is the virtual thrill of... Read More

On a recent Saturday, a writer for Forbes, Panos Mourdoukoutas, suggested something that only sounds good if you have money: that libraries are a taxpayer drain. Forbes took down the article over the backlash, but that’s OK. I’m a... Read More

Love without Limits / Jesus’ Radical Vision for Love with No Exceptions / Jacqueline Bussie / Fortress Press / Hardcover $24.99 (200pp) / 978-1-5064-4688-2 / Buy: Local Bookstore (IndieBound), Amazon / Part memoir, part... Read More

Our planet is home to millions of species of animals and, from the most common to the most exotic, each one has something that makes them extraordinary in their own way. For instance, most frogs breathe through their skin, some fish can... Read More

Reviewer Mya Alexice Talks Racism with Margaret Hagerman, Author of White Kids / One of the flimsiest of racial stereotypes is the idea that poor, uneducated folks harbor the most intense racist sentiments, and that the higher up the... Read More

Reviewer Kristine Morris Interviews Cristien Storm, Author of Empowered Boundaries: Speaking Truth, Setting Boundaries, and Inspiring Social Change / You, as an individual, exist in a small bubble, separate from the seven billion other... Read More

I Ran into Some Trouble / Peggy CasertaMaggie Falcon / Wyatt-MacKenzie Publishing / Hardcover $29.95 (286pp) / 978-1-942545-82-8 / Buy: Local Bookstore (IndieBound), Amazon / Best known for the influence of her store, Mnasidika, and... Read More

This past year and a half has been tumultuous, as was expected by many when a man lacking basic humanitarian values was elected president of the US. With a multitude of shootings, families being separated at the border, a prejudiced... Read More