If you read SIX things by stephie...

THE DINNER PARTY
 

The impossible question of PUBLIC school uniforms

ANGOLA'S GREATEST ESCAPE:
INSIDE THE CRAFT FAIR AT THE COUNTRY'S LARGEST MAXIMUM SECURITY PRISON
 

This Is a Story About Loss:
On losing things, losing people, and finding God at Unclaimed Baggage Center
 

A Trip with Dad

A Day in the Life of the World’s Preeminent
Toddler Style Blogger
 

published works

SMITHSONIAN MAGAZINE

• The Rise of the Zombie Mall

  • Featured on NPR’s Here & Now

Pacific Standard

• A Trip with Dad

SOUTHWEST: THE MAGAZINE

• The Dinner Party

VOX

THE GOODS BY VOX

• Yoga Alone, Together
  The rise of at-home fitness made Yoga With Adriene a YouTube sensation. Then the pandemic hit.

• The True Cost of Being a Teacher
  7 teachers tell us what they buy for their classrooms, and how.

  • Featured on NPR’s Marketplace

• Shopping Has Become a Political Act. Here’s How It Happened.
  Consumer activism and conscious consumerism mean more people are buying from brands they agree with — and boycotting ones they don’t.

• The Rise of Babies in Bars, Explained
  The rise of craft brewing and taprooms has made family-friendly drinking establishments more and more common.

• Dressing for Two
  The prudish, sexy, shaming, expensive history of maternity clothes

News contributor, i.e.:

• How a lack of personal care products contributes to harrowing conditions for detained migrants

Check The Goods by Vox for more recent stories.

THE HIGHLIGHT BY VOX

• Inside FIRE, the Implausible Millennial Movement to Save, Invest, and Quit the American Workplace
  “Financial Independence Retire Early,” with its emphasis on extreme frugality, grew in popularity after the last financial crisis. But can the movement prepare its followers for the next one?

• “It’s Just a Big Illusion”: How Homeopathy Went From Fringe Medicine to the Grocery Aisles
  As some lose faith in the factory-like care of conventional medicine, these curious remedies are ascendant.

• How to Have a Baby, Even If You’re Worried You Can’t Afford It

• Finally, Really Good Advice on How to Stop Killing Your Houseplants

THE VERGE

• The War on Drugs is Back. Will Psychedelic Research Survive?
  

• LSD Microdoses Make People Feel Sharper, and Scientists Want to Know How

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FEATURES

• The Impossible Question of Public School Uniforms
  One-fifth of American students wear them. But do they level the playing field or just further marginalize poor kids?
  

• Dance, Dance Revolution
  As hip-hop dance goes global, these kids are competing to be the best in the world
  

• The Case for the American Mall
  Malls aren't dying. They're changing.
  

• Angola's Greatest Escape
  Inside the craft fair at the country's largest maximum security prison
  

• This Is a Story About Loss
  On losing things, losing people, and finding God at Unclaimed Baggage Center
  

• The Massive, Secretive Christian Clothing Chain You’ve Never Heard Of

• The Strange-But-True Story of How a Cowboy Boot Startup Took Over Facebook

• A Day in the Life of the World’s Preeminent Toddler Style Blogger

• ClassPass: Is the Fitness World's Latest Obsession Worth $54 Million?

• The Stereotype-Driven Business of Selling Nutrition Bars to Women

REPORTS

• Do MLMs Protect Their Online Sellers From Fraud?
  

• Parents Need More from Children's Stores
  

• There's More Than One Way to Dress for Disney
  

• Cabi, a Brand You've Never Heard of, Makes $250 Million a Year
  

• The Internet Goes IRL at ModCloth's New Store
  

• A Brief History of Presidential Campaign Merch
  

• Italist: The Site That Brings Italian Boutiques Right to Your Computer

ESSAYS

• Meet Saint Galentine, The Patron Saint of Female Friendship, Nonaggressive Gossip, and Rosé

Contributor page

CURBED

• Neon City
  

• Reinventing Waller Creek
  

• Death Next Door: How Austin's Cemetery Master Plan Preserves the urban burial ground

HAZLITT

• Out of the Dark

PLAYBOY

• Jesse Plemons — 20Q | MAR / APR 2018 (clip upon request)

AARP the MAGAZINE

• The Guardian of the Gates: Retired firefighter Dale Flatt brings forgotten cemeteries back to life | APR / MAY 2020 (clip upon request)

ROLLING STONE

• Meet the World's First Online LSD Microdosing Coach

MAN REPLLER

• Gut Check: The Complexities of Bariatric Surgery

BUSTLE

• Why So Many Young Women Are Terrified to Fly

TONIC | VICE

• Addicts are Tripping on Shrooms and Finding God to Get Sober
  

• Shrooms Help Cancer Patients Overcome Anxiety and Depression

The Atlantic

• If Not D.A.R.E., Then What?

REWIRE NEWS GROUP

• What My Miscarriage Taught Me About Texas’ Fetal Burial Legislation

double blind

• More Patients Could Have Access to MDMA Therapy — Before the FDA Approves It

The Establishment

• Losing Sleep Over My Father's Night Terrors

Teen Vogue

• Parents a Little Too Clingy? Here's How to (Nicely!) Get Them to Give You Space

• There Is Such a Thing as Eating "Too Healthy," and It's Seriously Dangerous

• How Having a Nervous Breakdown and Dropping Out of High School Saved My Life

Contributor Page

THRILLIST

• Do Cats Really Make People Go Crazy?
  

• How OxyContin Became the Symbol of America's Deadly Painkiller Obsession
  

• These Supergrains Could Be the Next Quinoa

Contributor Page

Tablet Magazine

• The Challenge of Planning an Interfaith Wedding

Times of ISRAEL

• Google wants to bring out the digital activist in you

• 'Jane the Virgin’ lets Israeli actress strut her evil stuff

• Sexy ‘comedy beast’ makes it to the Netflix cool kids’ table

• Comedian gets start by growing up called Ophira in Calgary

• NYC electronics store earns gelt with Orthodox business model

• How a nice Jewish girl became comedy’s ‘dirty nerdy’

Contributor Page

Travel + Leisure

• How to Get Brooklyn's Best Ice Cream Outside the City

Screencrush

• The 2014 ScreenCrush Holiday Gift Guide!

• The Best Acts of Gluttony on Film, On a Scale of “Mmm!” to “…UGH.”

• 11 Best Acting-While-Running Performances in Movie History

• 10 Halloween Movies for People Who Hate Scary Movies

Contributor Page

Splitsider

• Five Years a Comedian’s Assistant: What It’s Like Working for the Most Neurotic Bosses Around

TIME

• How to Break Up With a Bad Friend

XO Jane

• I’LL TRY ANYTHING ONCE: Exercising With Nothing But An Xbox

• Why Getting Married Is AWESOME: A Letter To My Best Friend, The Bride-To-Be

• I'LL TRY ANYTHING ONCE: I'm Going On A "Thought Cleanse"

• When Your Parents Split Up… And Then Get Back Together

• WE CAN BECHDEL IT: "Dawn Of The Planet Of The Apes"

• WE CAN BECHDEL IT: How "22 Jump Street" Could Have Passed The Bechdel Test