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'A Lifeline': Doulas Guiding Clients through Childbirth from a Distance
As coronavirus changes the way women experience pregnancy, doulas are caught between helping clients and the limitations caused by the pandemic.
After the Flood
By mid-June, most of the greens at Bamboo Creek Farm had gone to seed.
Profile of Tran Nguyen
In the quiet of the night in Atlanta, an illustrator conjures up dreamscapes that feel otherworldly.
Profile of Ping Zhu
“I’ve always liked a bit of mischievous energy in things.”
Meet the Fantastic Beasts
“Being a trans woman who’s a lifter is not the most common thing in the world. It feels really good being here.”
Preaching to the Tired
“How can we resist these toxic systems that want us to be disconnected, that want us to work 80 hours a week, that want us to feel like we’re not worthy unless we’re producing something? This isn’t just about naps.”
The March to Pasadena
“We spend a majority of our lives here. We’re all at our best and worst together.”
A Goat Paradise in Georgia
Beneath a thunderously loud flight path of the nearby world’s busiest airport, Rigdon has been quietly making some of the South’s best goat cheese for the last decade.
Mike & Shyretha Sheats Serve Community in Atlanta
Over sweating cans of cucumber gose, Shyretha’s telling me about Ma Ruby: “People would get off work and stop by to get a plate to bring home. That was dinner on Friday nights.”
Profile: Neil Summerour
This type designer and letterer makes words luscious, curvaceous and anything but ordinary.
Get To Know The Podcast That’s “Better Than Ambien”
“His voice is like a tranquilizer dart straight to the brain.”