Katie Wudel

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A Husband Is Appalled When He Sees What His Wife Goes Through In The Workplace

“The women of this world are constantly fighting against a hatred that men do not see.”

Katie Wudel

Jul 15, 2021

Here's What Reading Can Really Look Like When You're Dyslexic

Individuals with dyslexia experience the written word in three dimensions. Try it out for yourself. #ProjectLiteracy

Katie Wudel

Christian Boer

Apr 16, 2018

Money

Peter Buffett On The Power—And Limits—Of Art And Money

The protest singer, philanthropist, and son of the world’s third-richest man wants to help you to do the most good with what you’ve got

Katie Wudel

Oct 27, 2017

Articles

Kevin McDonald Explains Why Silliness Beats Politics Every Time

The sketch comedy icon and founding member of Kids in the Hall talks about those revival rumors — and why he might just be the John Lennon of comedy.

Katie Wudel

Oct 14, 2017

Neil DeGrasse Tyson Says Science Isn’t Dead — And You’re The One Who’s Saving It

Don’t listen to the haters: America is more curious, skeptical, and in love with the scientific method than ever.

Katie Wudel

Sep 29, 2017

Money

How To Give Money The Hollywood Way

Whether you’ve got a few bucks or millions, the Golden Globes’ Meher Tatna has some blockbuster advice for doing the most good with your donation.

Katie Wudel

Aug 12, 2017

Articles

The Person Who Came Up With ‘Xennials’ Has The Definitive Quiz To Help You Figure Out If You Are One

Let’s ford this generational river together.

Katie Wudel

Sarah Stankorb

Jul 01, 2017

Articles

Lordy, Seagulls, And ‘No Fuzz’: Relive All The Best Moments From Comey’s Riveting Testimony

Merriam-Webster joined the fun more than once

Katie Wudel

Jun 08, 2017

Money

How A $2 Street Food Fuels The World’s 6th-Largest Economy

“Tacos are life”

Katie Wudel

Jun 02, 2017

Articles

Inside ‘The Call Center’

Go behind the scenes with the 360-degree video crew who documented the United Nations’ efforts in Iraq

Katie Wudel

Apr 19, 2017

Articles

After Making History, Viola Davis Gave A Powerful Oscars Speech That Left Pretty Much Everyone In Tears

“Exhume those bodies. Exhume those stories”

Katie Wudel

Feb 27, 2017

Jen Kirkman Thinks We’ll Get Through This Presidency Together

The feminist comedian gets real about mansplaining, ankle tattoos, and how to “just keep living” through the next four years

Katie Wudel

Feb 16, 2017

Articles

Here’s Why You Shouldn’t Give Up On U.S. Education Just Yet

A community organizer who worked in Obama’s Department of Education tells us how to stand up for schools under Betsy DeVos

Katie Wudel

Feb 01, 2017

Articles

Three Takes On ‘America First’

Policy wonks from across the political spectrum openly assess Trump’s isolationist rhetoric

Katie Wudel

Eric Pfeiffer

Jan 20, 2017

Articles

The News Feed Was Never Real

False reports deceived millions of social media users in 2016. Don’t be shocked—be vigilant

Dec 16, 2016

Infographic: How Gay Marriage Finally Won In The U.S. Supreme Court

A 10-year timeline of the court battles and cultural moments that made same-sex marriage a reality

Katie Wudel

Eric Sasson

Sep 22, 2016

Articles

Time Travel, Marijuana, Trump: Neil DeGrasse Tyson Just Wants To Help You Understand The Mysteries Of The Universe

Everyone’s favorite astrophysicist talks to GOOD about “StarTalk” Season 3, Twitter drama, and his case for a life that’s both curious and rational

Katie Wudel

Sep 16, 2016

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“The women of this world are constantly fighting against a hatred that men do not see.”

Individuals with dyslexia experience the written word in three dimensions. Try it out for yourself. #ProjectLiteracy

The protest singer, philanthropist, and son of the world’s third-richest man wants to help you to do the most good with what you’ve got

The sketch comedy icon and founding member of Kids in the Hall talks about those revival rumors — and why he might just be the John Lennon of comedy.

Don’t listen to the haters: America is more curious, skeptical, and in love with the scientific method than ever.

Whether you’ve got a few bucks or millions, the Golden Globes’ Meher Tatna has some blockbuster advice for doing the most good with your donation.

Let’s ford this generational river together.

Merriam-Webster joined the fun more than once

“Tacos are life”

Go behind the scenes with the 360-degree video crew who documented the United Nations’ efforts in Iraq

“Exhume those bodies. Exhume those stories”

The feminist comedian gets real about mansplaining, ankle tattoos, and how to “just keep living” through the next four years

A community organizer who worked in Obama’s Department of Education tells us how to stand up for schools under Betsy DeVos

Policy wonks from across the political spectrum openly assess Trump’s isolationist rhetoric

False reports deceived millions of social media users in 2016. Don’t be shocked—be vigilant

A 10-year timeline of the court battles and cultural moments that made same-sex marriage a reality

Everyone’s favorite astrophysicist talks to GOOD about “StarTalk” Season 3, Twitter drama, and his case for a life that’s both curious and rational