John Farrier

Julian Hwang of West Virginia University and Dongso Lee of the Korea Rural Economic Institute publish in the Journal of Cultural Economics the results

Sam Woodhead, a certified CrossFit trainer and a trombonist in the US Army Band, knows the importance of staying fit and ready to march without missing a note.

And I do mean famous, not in famous. The Lazy House in Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture, Japan is widely known for its very rude staff.

Potato mashers are useful kitchen implents that serve to prevent you from opening drawers. If you are still able to open a kitchen drawer despite the persistent and valiant efforts of your potato masher, call in this monster.

Don Pettit is an American astronaut who has previously spent over a year living on the International Space Station. He's scheduled to return in September for six months.

Alessandro Tappa is an artist in Vigevano, Italy who designs and builds wonderfully weird bicycles that are just normal enough to be functional means of transportation.

Faustin Wirkus was born in the Russian Empire and, as a child, immigrated to the United States. He lived in poverty, but was determined to better himself by enlisting in the US Marine Corps.

Patrick Tomasso is a filmmaker and critic. His YouTube channel consists mostly detailed analyses of particular aspects of particular movies.

Greggs, a bakery chain in the UK, and the bank Monzo recently had an online conversation about the possibility jointly creating an ATM that, instead of distributing money, distributes sausage rolls.

The Outside TV network covers a lot of outdoor sports, from competitive running to leisurely camping. They sometimes play around with fanciful inventions.