Lindy West Subverts A TV Trope
“Usually what we get are weight loss narratives and makeover narratives,” West tells Nerdette. “You deserve a life that’s bigger than that.“
“Usually what we get are weight loss narratives and makeover narratives,” West tells Nerdette. “You deserve a life that’s bigger than that.“
People in our office are sick. Why? Because sick people are in our office. That’s what one biologist says about persistent office illnesses.
Astronomer Heidi Hammel explains the significance of the 1994 Jupiter comet crash, pronounces ‘Uranus’ and relates cats to planets.
Nerdette co-creator Tricia Bobeda offers a binge-watchers guide to navigating the winter cold.
Dana Czapnik is the author of a new book, ‘The Falconer,’ which has been favorably compared to the classic novel ‘The Catcher in the Rye.‘
Dessa is a singer, a rapper, an author, and so much more. She talks with Nerdette about a breakup, overcoming grief, and her album, ‘Chime.’
Short answer? Just do it. Nerdette talked with a financial expert and compiled three big tips for taking charge of your finances.
The year is ending. So we talked with some people who make great things about the music, TV, and books they loved from 2018.
Snail venom is being used to treat pain and slow the growth of cancerous liver tumors. Dr. Mandë Holford is a venomous snail hunter.
What does being a “well-read black girl” mean? Author Glory Edim says it’s “a call to action.”