Monthly Archives: January 2020

Zillow’s network of homebuilder partners continues to grow

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The program allows consumers to sell homes to Zillow Offers, but wait up to eight months to close on that home while a new one is built. Continue reading →

Zillow’s network of homebuilder partners continues to grow

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The program allows consumers to sell homes to Zillow Offers, but wait up to eight months to close on that home while a new one is built. Continue reading →

Do You Have Existential Anxiety?

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(Editor’s Note: This story originally ran on Rewire.) National and international politics are reaching a cacophony. It’s hard to cut through the chatter to know where our country, and planet, is really headed. To top it off, we’re living with feelings … Continue reading →

Neuroscientist David Levitin Shares His Keys to Aging Well

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(Editor’s Note: This video and transcript were previously published by PBS NewsHour.) Christopher Booker: Daniel Levitin — a neuroscientist and professor emeritus of psychology at McGill University — has written extensively about the brain. Also a musi… Continue reading →

Worth Watching: A New TV Series on the Upside of Downsizing

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When you think about downsizing your home and relocating, there’s a word that probably comes to mind: yecch. The process can be time-consuming, agonizing, frustrating and just plain sad. But, as the new public television series The Legacy List shows (c… Continue reading →

How Returning to College for an Advance Degree Changed My Life

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The day my mother gave me a journal to help me cope with my grandmother’s suicide undoubtedly changed my life forever. That seemingly benign gesture, when I was 10, laid the groundwork for my life as a writer. Following this continuum, and after a seri… Continue reading →