Features writer at: Vox, Smithsonian Magazine, Pacific Standard, Southwest: The Magazine, Playboy, The Verge, Curbed, The Atlantic, etc. Experienced laugher!!!!
My dad Charlie Grob (does not tweet) did this delightful interview with @PsychedelicLozo. For anyone with even a low-key interest in psychedelics, check it out. Great stories! (Not to brag, but: My dad is rad. 5/5 stars, would be his kid again!) https://t.co/YgQ6Ho69U0
Public school teachers buy curriculum (esp in districts forgoing textbooks), furniture, books — not to mention basic supplies — out of pocket. Last week @NPR's @Marketplace w/ @mollywood had me on to talk about it, just ahead of Chicago's teachers strike. https://t.co/GH2RMps7B3
Yes, schools typically allot classroom stipends. But those stipends are often not enough to cover what classrooms need. Teachers spend hundreds and hundreds of dollars every year to meet those needs. One teacher told me that her old school gave her classroom just $40.
The Daily Dive on @iHeartRadio had me on recently to talk about the rise of babies in bars. https://t.co/DsPkYuJ8n0 The part where I said drunk people in bars are more annoying than kids in bars got cut, so consider that bit "bonus content."