The unwellness industry: Part two

January 28, 2025

By Bill Kilpatrick The question that I left unanswered in the first editorial and that I pose to explore in this editorial is why people ...

By Bill Kilpatrick For those waiting with bated breath for part two of my series on the unwellness industry, you’re just going to have to ...

By Nate Smelle It is just before midnight on Jan. 19 and I am trying to put the anxiety I am feeling about the next ...

By Bill Kilpatrick For those who were looking forward to the second part of my look into the “unwellness industry” I’m sorry to disappoint, but ...

By Bill Kilpatrick This past summer, after coughing up blood for a couple weeks I went to the doctor, had a CT scan and found ...

By Nate Smelle WITH THE FIRST sunrise of 2025 inching towards the horizon, once again we find ourselves looking back on the year behind us, ...

By Bill Kilpatrick It’s that time again when we editorial writers pen our final editorials for the year, and this seems like an important one ...

By Bill Kilpatrick As someone who has worked as a domestic violence group facilitator for the past 13 years it’s deeply troubling to see the ...

By Bill Kilpatrick What do Rupert Grint, Amazon, and Churches have in common? None of them, it would seem, really like to pay taxes. Grint, ...

By Bill Kilpatrick In Karl Popper’s 1945 book The Open Society and its Enemies he posed a simple question, a question that seems more pertinent ...

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