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Cooler days and longer nights are quickly approaching, but you don’t need to wait any longer for harvest and cooking season. There are a few fruits and vegetables that are ready and waiting to be picked and cooked or baked….
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With autumn in full swing, you may find yourself tempted by store-bought apple cider and pumpkin pie. To truly capture the season’s essence, though, challenge yourself to more creative, non-traditional activities, such as baking apple pie from scratch, or visiting…
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October 5, 2016, is National Kale Day, so toss aside your one-ounce bag of potato chips—a bigger pound-packer than red meat, alcohol, or sweets according to a 2011 study published in The New England Journal of Medicine—and get ready to…
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You may have noticed that buzzwords like ‘superfood’, ‘antioxidant’ and ‘free radicals’ seem to be having a surge of use right now. It can be annoyingly trendy to hear these terms thrown around haphazardly, and you probably want to know…
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We believe that every individual has the ability to make a difference in our world, and we want to give our readers a chance to bring attention to a cause that is important to them. Every month, we will ask you…
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Known for its artisan, home-churned Colby and rich, succulent cheese curds, Wisconsin is home to some of the oldest dairy farms in the country. From cherished family recipes to fan-favorites, America’s Dairyland offers a simple, wholesome take on household staples….
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Basic science tells us that to lose weight you must burn more calories than you consume. With that reasoning, it seems logical to assume that you will shed pounds if you work out because exercise burns calories. And while there…
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“Poop” seems like a dirty word — one that’s reserved for off-color comedians, potty-training parents, and GI doctors. While everyone squats, squeezes, and flushes, nobody wants to talk about it. Why? Because “toilet talk” is a social red flag, a sign…
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“Only if we understand, can we care. Only if we care, we will help. Only if we help, we shall be saved.” -Jane Goodall Embed from Getty Images Jane Goodall is best known for decades of studying chimpanzees in…
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In August of 2009, Rachel Mairose, huge and pregnant with hormones gone wild, founded Secondhand Hounds (SHH): a non-profit that scoops up cats and dogs that are on the “chopping block” at kill shelters around the United States. A grassroots…
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