Intermission: Hey You! What Are You Listening To?

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• Cities

  

  Intermission: Listening to Los Angeles

  A new website streams live LAPD radio chatter over a background of ambient music. The result is hypnotic, beautiful, and utterly compelling.

  by Nicola Twilley +

• News

  

  Intermission: Listening to Jackie Kennedy

  In eight-plus hours of interviews after her husband's death, Kennedy opined on everyone from MLK to Lyndon Johnson.

  by Megan Greenwell +

• News

  

  "If We Don't Riot, You Don't Listen to Us": The Case for Chaos

  In April, 1,000 people turned out for a peaceful march in honor of a man who died during a police raid. Nobody listened to them.

  by Cord Jefferson +

• Culture

  

  This Website Is Stalking You, and It's Partially Your Fault

  This website knows where you live, your hobbies, and how much money you make, and you probably helped it learn some of that.

  by Cord Jefferson +

• Culture

  What Are You Reading, and Would You Recommend It to a Friend?

  by GOOD 3

• Culture

  If the Whole World Were Listening, What Would You Say? The Community Answers

  by Hillary Newman +

• Environment

  

  Hey Kanye, Water You Doing?

  Kanye West cares about clean water. His hydropassion took him to his father's cafe with the unlikely name of G.O.O.D. (no relation) for last...

  by Patrick James +

• Lifestyle

  

  Are You Eating Bugs? Yes, You Are!

  Tell all your friends you've been eating down the food chain. Even if you didn't know it.

  by Peter Smith +

• Design

  

  Intermission: Where Would You Like to Wake up Tomorrow?

  The makers of this oddly touching video asked one question to 50 strangers in Brooklyn: Where would you like to wake up tomorrow? Watch the video...

  by Patrick James +

• Lifestyle

  

  Are You Just Self-righteous, or Do You Have an Eating Disorder, Too?

  Do you try to eat only healthy, locally sourced food? Do you maybe not eat when the situation involves you not eating healthy food? If you were on...

  by Morgan Clendaniel 4

• Cities

  

  You Are Where You Live: What Makes a Perfect Neighborhood?

  Richard Florida is one of the world’s best-known urban theorists. In his 2002 book The Rise of the Creative Class, Florida explored how...

  by Andrew Price 2

• Culture

  Are You Religious or Spiritual? If So, How Do You Practice?

  by GOOD 1

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  Picture Show: You Are What You Eat

  We purchase refrigerators the way we fill them: out of necessity-to preserve the milk; to keep the greens from wilting. But from the right...

  by GOOD, Mark Menjivar 3

• Lifestyle

  

  "You Are What You Eat" Hits the Road

  Our friend Mark Menjivar, whose series "You Are What You Eat" explored notions of health and hunger through photographs of open refrigerators,...

  by GOOD +

• Design

  

  Show Opening: You Are What You Eat

  Our friend Mark Menjivar, creator of one of our most popular Picture Shows, "You Are What You Eat," continues to take his work on the road. On...

  by Patrick James +

• Culture

  

  Intermission: We Dare You to Not Get a Crush on This Poetry Bomber

  A Miami artist sneaks around thrift stores and turns used clothes into literary gems. It's poetic vandalism.

  by Cord Jefferson +

• Education

  

  Are You Overqualified to Do Your Job?

  For the upcoming issue devoted to work, I've had the pleasure of talking to 20-somethings who find themselves either unemployed or...

  by Amanda M. Fairbanks 4

• Culture

  

  Would You Give Your Kids a Free Ride to College If You Could Afford To?

  A new survey reveals that half of affluent parents won't pay for their kids' college on principle.

  by Nona Willis Aronowitz +

• GOOD Blog

  

  Are You Going to Become a YouTube Star?

  Short answer: No way. Long answer: The chances of a video getting more than a 1,000 views is less than 3 percent, according to a study done by...

  by Morgan Clendaniel +

• Issue 003

  

  You Are What You Read

  Some product labels are loosely regulated at best, and others are downright misleading. Here's the skinny on the standards, who sets them, and how.

  by Matt Schwartz +