

The New Trip: Mental Health, Hallucinogens, and Gen Z
July 21, 2025
Vol.2 Issue #10
The Weird Stuff We Keep
Objects of Affection
I have a theory that you can learn a lot about a person by looking at the things they refuse to throw away. Not the important things like the jewellery that belonged to a grandmother or the photographs everyone agrees are worth keeping. I mean the weird stuff. The broken thing you found at a…
25 2SLGBTQIA+ Makers We Think You Should Follow
From fibre artists and zinesters to illustrators, performers, and independent publishers, 2SLGBTQIA+ makers have long helped shape culture through creativity and community. Here are 25 queer…

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Reality TV’s Feminist Glow-Up — And the Messy Parts We’re Ignoring
Reality TV has swapped catfights for community and villains for vulnerability — but the “feminist” rebrand doesn’t erase the messy truths underneath. Behind the diverse casts and better…
How to Cat-Proof Your Garden (Without Starting a Neighbourhood Turf War)
Are your garden plants at risk from your neighbor's cat? Learn to cat-proof your garden peacefully. Use textures to deter paws, plant cat-repellent herbs, and create physical barriers. Keep…
Feminist Workwear: Aprons, Overalls, and the Politics of Pockets
From aprons to overalls, feminist workwear is reclaiming utility as empowerment. In a world where women’s clothes were once designed to limit their freedom, the return of pockets and practical…
Zoë Quinn Made a Game. The Internet Made It a War.
In 2013, Zoë Quinn released *Depression Quest*, a groundbreaking game that delves into the paralyzing experience of depression. With no flashy graphics or traditional gameplay, it invites…
How Many Times Can We Say “Never Again”?
On a seemingly ordinary afternoon in February 2018, Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School experienced an unimaginable tragedy. As students prepared for after-school activities, a gunman…
August 17, 2025
Body Literacy 101: Why Knowing Your Cycle Is a Power Move
Body literacy is rebellion disguised as self-awareness. It’s what happens when you stop treating your body like a problem to solve and start reading it like a map. From hormone cycles to mood…
12 Tips to Making, Mending, and Wearing What You Already Own
The planet doesn’t need a grand gesture. It needs a thousand small, stubborn habits—and a few extra skills put to good use. This piece explores how making, fixing, and paying attention to…
What Zines Taught Blogs — and What Blogs Forgot
Before blogs were optimized, monetized, and smoothed into strategy, they borrowed their soul from zines. This piece traces what zines taught early blogging culture—and what got lost when…
Pattern Hacking 101: How to Adapt a Knitting or Crochet Pattern Without Losing Your Mind (or Your Gauge)
Adapting a pattern isn’t witchcraft — it’s math, muscle memory, and a little bit of rebellion. Learn how to tweak your favourite knitting or crochet designs for the perfect fit, fibre, and…
July 25, 2025
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