Our August 2021 e-links continue with a NY Times Magazine article that takes us to small coffee farms in a shrinking Indonesian rainforest.
Our August 2021 e-links continue with a podcast that investigates how technology makes the female voice less appealing.
Our August e-links continue with "Coda," a film that was a prizewinner at Sundance and truly a feel good experience we need in today's world.
Our August e-links begin with some insight from Daniel Kahneman, the first (and only) psychologist to win the economics Nobel award.
Starting with Yap money and ending with infrastructure history, our five e-links for July also include camouflaged cookies and wind power.
Starting with Yap money and ending with camouflaged cookies, our four e-links for July also include an Oatly IPO and wind turbine history.
Different and yet similarly excellent, our three July e-links range from Yap money to offshore wind power to non-dairy milk.
Different and yet similarly excellent, our July 2021 e-links include an article on Yap money and Bitcoin, and offshore wind turbine podcasts.
Connecting ancient Yap islander money to bitcoin, July's e-links begin with an article that suggests bitcoin could have an ancestor.
Composed of two novels, one article, and now a superb podcast on the disparate views of capitalism, our June e-links have been special.
About an elephant's trunk and two novels, June 2021's e-links take us to three perfect ways to relax and enjoy some good stories.
From elephant trunks to a 1930s dust bowl saga, our first two June e-links take us to the capability of an amazing animal and a superb novel.

