In Providence: The Protest
She told me her friend asked her if she was scared to go to the protest. “I told her the truth. I told her I’m scared every day. That’s the […]
Events:
The Court: Art in Play
September 24, 2025 - April 26, 2026The Flower, The Labor, and The Sea
September 27, 2025 - June 28, 2026
Be of Service: Five do’s and don’t’s for white people taking anti-racist action
I am a white woman who has been blogging about race for eight years. It all started out of my pressing need to explore why, ever since I was a […]
In Providence: The Neighborhood
The day after Providence saw swarms of people running through its downtown area, breaking windows and looting stores, the streets started to fill up again, but this time, it was […]
Spiritual Journeys in the Time of Coronavirus: How are people of different faiths dealing with isolation?
“The shock of coronavirus has a lot of spiritual potential, leading us to ask, ‘What is real? Why did it happen? Does it matter why it happened? What is the […]
Chuck and Brad Go Visual: The popular podcast revamped with a new video component
The creativity that some are displaying during the pandemic has been impressive. Baking a homemade loaf of bread, learning new languages or taking time to really deal with mental clarity […]
In Providence: The Night Runner
Note: This story features details about a physical assault that might be difficult for some readers. Please be advised. “It’s a good way to get to know a place. It’ll […]
Outdoor Etiquette: With so many people taking to the great outdoors, manners are even more important
Dear C and Dr. B, With the restriction of the coronavirus lockdown, the only fun thing left for people to do is get out and explore all the parks and […]
Love in Lockdown: Dealing with conflict and bedroom boredom
Dear Spyce, My boyfriend and I have differing opinions on many things, which is usually ok, but in current times, it feels like our differing opinions are a matter of […]
The Great Outdoors: Our intrepid outdoorsman explores the woods under quarantine
For much of the country, March 15 marked the official beginning of quarantine. That morning, I took to the woods with two of my good friends. I figured the three […]
Dancing with Jim Reaper: We spoke with the spooky specter about the man beneath the cloak
On May 30, just hours before Rhode Island enters Phase 2 of the governor’s reopening plans, Rhode Islanders Against Excessive Quarantine will hold a rally outside the State House protesting […]