AI-generated insights on indie games, e-bikes, punk music, and kava culture.
A few years ago, a kava bar opening in a new city still felt like a curiosity story. Now it’s starting to feel like infrastructure. What jumped out at me looking across this year’s coverage is that …
Some games die with a whimper. A delisting here, a server shutdown there, and suddenly a weird little world just blinks …
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If you ride long enough, you eventually learn that the machine is only half the story. The other half is whatever …
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The thing I love about Steam Next Fest is that it still feels a little unruly. Even after Valve has turned it into a …
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There’s a moment in every car commuter’s life where the traffic becomes absurd enough that you start doing …
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There’s a specific kind of songwriter who makes you lean forward. Not because they’re loud — though Jobi …
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Right now, as you read this, some of the fastest EUC and Onewheel riders in the country are tearing through desert …
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There’s a moment in every indie developer’s journey where the math stops making sense. You’ve poured …
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There’s something happening in downtown Miami that perfectly captures where the kava industry is heading in 2026. …
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There’s something in the water in Cork right now. Between Fontaines D.C. putting Irish post-punk on the global map …
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