Content & Blogs

A bilingual site for a 53-minute documentary about Alice Shalvi, with a trailer, background on the film, and upcoming screenings.

A history project turns unusual patents into animated models, with context about their origins and whether the inventions might have worked.

A Japanese explainer organizes public-source information about best-before and use-by labels—and explicitly avoids judging whether a particular food is safe to eat.

AIPCs publishes benchmarks and buying guides for computers used to run AI models locally.

A story project retelling public-domain myths, legends and genre fiction as painted cut-out-puppet animations, with source notes and a globe of story locations.

A recipe collection based on Japanese preschool and school lunch menus, developed by a licensed nutritionist for cooking at home.

Short documentaries cover science, history, culture, games, and money, with episode pages for the supporting material.

A New York reading group pairs film and literature for pub discussions, with a detailed session guide for comparing Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey and Homer’s epic.

A visitor’s guide to prairie windmill photography, using the machines’ work, weather, and weathering as three ways to look.

A bilingual archive of concert films and music videos restored from original LaserDiscs.

A book companion that lets readers explore an author’s framework for how civilizations accumulate, guard, or suppress knowledge.

A self-described unreliable campus paper publishes affectionate satire about University of Michigan and Ann Arbor life.

A practical guide for adults planning to pause, switch, or leave an AI companion, with separate steps for preserving material, stopping billing, closing accounts, and deciding what support comes next.

A public record of CFO appointments, departures, and current seats at U.S. public companies, built from SEC filings.

Andrew Stewart’s library explains assay behavior, measurement pitfalls, and practical choices in drug-discovery experiments.

A buyer guide sorts beginner 3D printers into four upgrade stations, with prices, limitations, and ownership notes.

A director-led original animated series about a child and a curious friend setting out from everyday life into a world of discovery.

A searchable atlas organizes human smells across nature, food, places, memory, fragrance, and spaces.

An unofficial fan site follows players raised in Tochigi and former Tochigi SC players across clubs, with match, transfer, and injury updates linked to sources.

A weekly Indonesian-language bulletin for the Tumoutou church community, with worship details, announcements, prayer gatherings, media, and an archive.

A German-language history-and-travel site frames ancient monuments as time-travel “expeditions,” then points visitors toward seeing them today.

An independent guide to Dominican national parks and protected areas, paired with biographies of notable Dominican figures.

Longhand brings together a free writing app, a literary journal open to submissions, and a book club currently reading Frankenstein.

A golf digest combining tournament reporting, FedExCup bubble analysis, curated links, and sections on golf culture.

A Portuguese-language blog covering Brazil’s Pokémon TCG scene with weekly meta analysis, tournament recaps, deck guides, and an event calendar.

A satirical music-world persona gets a portal of stories, interviews, scene charts, and links to a larger archive.

A cast-iron collection and reference site focused on historic Ohio foundries, maker identification, restoration, and recipes.

An independent reader’s guide to a short film about anti-Asian racism in the United States, with background on its history, production, and reception.

A plain-language guide to psychedelic and ketamine research, with study summaries, clinical-trial tracking, and evidence organized by condition.

A 2026 contest invites individual filmmakers to make a horror film of up to five minutes in 24 hours.

An unofficial Anglofuturist archive collecting video, essays, audio and policy material alongside its own argument for a more ambitious Britain.

Health Jobs Journal publishes career and workplace guidance for Japanese nurses and other healthcare workers, covering job settings, returning to work, and pay and employment rules.

A specialist publication covering the direct-support workforce, I/DD services, Medicaid, and related policy.

An archive that follows NFL trades and the players or picks each traded asset eventually became.

A comic series, free music, and reader resources for Latter-day Saint missionaries and their families.

Fedor Bobylev’s blog documents personal projects and the lessons he draws from building them.

The Nigerian film studio presents King Kosoko: The Battle for Lagos, a historical epic about the 1851 conflict that reshaped Lagos.

An independent archive documents a discontinued Windows program that tracked sit-and-go and multi-table poker tournament results.

A fictional historical cold case designed to unfold through postal-style correspondence and reader deduction.

A reference wiki organizing Ray Peat’s work and related research across topics including hormones, metabolism, diet, and substances.

A homemade newspaper collecting opinionated pieces on cinema, music, and sports.

HONK presents political cartoons with event context, topic tags, and links to sources behind the depicted claims.

An independent guide to planning an Okavango Delta trip, covering seasonal water levels, camp costs, transport, activities and wildlife.

A planned, free Star Wars fan-fiction site would let readers vote on monthly challengers, with the top twenty stories staying on a board.

A publication covering defense, AI, and space infrastructure, with dated stories that compare announcements against practical details.

A Florence-area film club documents its genre-film nights with a searchable catalog and video reviews.

A documentary series about New York’s cities, abandoned Erie Canal towns, and backroads, with episodes listed for free Roku streaming.

A digital presentation of 45 Arabic poems, with an index, a reading interface, and music and video sections.

A three-state guide to ghosts, legends and dark history in Tennessee, Georgia and Alabama, presented as 60 field reports.

A personal Tokyo guide labeled for Finnair crew, with neighborhood walks, places to eat and shop, and practical local notes.

A Polish collector’s personal archive organizes Pamela Anderson magazine covers, articles, clippings, books, posters, and other memorabilia.

A bilingual presentation for Martín Bekerman and Ariel Olivetti’s science-fiction graphic novel, with a story overview, preview pages, character sketches, and a link to buy the book from Ovni Press.

The author presents HELA, a Spanish-language noir thriller, with a free-chapter signup and details of a planned four-novel world called Lago de Fuego.

A one-person project promising short, sourced explainers about positive developments in science, health, and the environment.

Buying guides compare kitchen appliances by reported failures, recalls, revisions, and whether they fit your counter and budget.

A personal blog documenting restorations and repairs of vintage computers and electronics.

A book site for a communication-and-decision-making book about how phrases such as “everyone knows” can make assumptions sound settled.

A Portuguese-language index comparing writings by Ellen G. White with biblical texts.

Ilim Darya presents Sindhi, Urdu, and English book collections, free PDF listings, printed books for cash-on-delivery orders, and a readers’ column section.

A cozy seasonal paper built around a fictional mouse family, with stories, diary entries, a recipe, garden notes and pages to print and write on.

A school media page for student-made films, photography, journalism, advertising and digital production, including a student-run newsroom.

An independent guide explains YouTube’s age restrictions, content rules, family safety options, privacy settings, and data practices.

SNNI publishes Australian and international sports coverage, with dedicated Melbourne community, local sport and Sri Lanka sections.

A personal reading list about anti-natalism, suffering, and extinction-related ideas, with materials shared by email on request.

Qala presents a project to document the artisans, techniques, stories, and traditions behind Nepal’s handmade crafts.

A focused explainer site about furniture construction, materials, finishes, and hardware.

A Lisbon cinema guide for rare screenings, repertory cycles and festival films, with language details meant to help people choose a seat.

A Twin Cities Hmong community outlet featuring local stories, event coverage, and a public video archive.