Fondly remembering Susan Stamberg, one of NPR's "founding mothers," who died today. Her retirement party last month gave us a chance to thank her personally for all that she did to make NPR so vital to so many. Truly, a great and enduring legend of journalism has passed. www.npr.org/2025/10/16/1...

Post-war Germans could have shunned responsibility for crimes committed before they were born. They instead created a flawed but powerful remembrance movement that sought to educate the country about painful and previously hidden truths. Here's my appreciation for @momentmagazine.bsky.social

Speaking as a minor leaguer beholden to a bread machine, it’s 1) King Arthur or 2) Bob’s Red Mill for me.