PinnedInOpen Microphoneby🌬️Mitch·Jun 2The Myth of the Self-Made ManWhat soil, microbes and forests can teach us about human survivalA response icon26A response icon26
PinnedInOpen Microphoneby🌬️Mitch·Jun 13The Cowboy Comes HomeAmerica is still haunted by the violent protector it pretends to have outgrownA response icon30A response icon30
PinnedInThe Porch Lightby🌬️Mitch·Jun 17Come Boy We Have PelauWhat an ordinary evening in Trinidad taught me about the community I left behind.A response icon15A response icon15
PinnedInOpen Microphoneby🌬️Mitch·Jun 18The Bitter Melon IncidentMy garden’s most wanted criminal turned out to have an airtight alibiA response icon14A response icon14
PinnedInOpen Microphoneby🌬️Mitch·Dec 17, 2025This Is What Decline Actually Looks LikeNot catastrophe, but erosion, confusion, and denialA response icon161A response icon161
InOpen Microphoneby🌬️Mitch·12h agoThe Wounded Theater of Modern ManhoodPatriarchy told men to bury everything but anger. Now politics, loneliness, and the internet are digging it back up.A response icon6A response icon6
InOpen Microphoneby🌬️Mitch·Jun 30When Did Eisenhower Become a Socialist?The forgotten history behind Zohran Mamdani, the Republican Party of 1956, and America’s shifting political center.A response icon15A response icon15
InOpen Microphoneby🌬️Mitch·Jun 24The Chemistry of AssimilationAmerica does not just ask immigrants to learn its customs. It asks them to trade belonging for pursuit.A response icon15A response icon15
InThe Porch Lightby🌬️Mitch·Jun 20The Strange Power of SubtractionWhat tomato plants, sculptors, ageing brains and retirement taught me about growthA response icon11A response icon11
