Stress can kill Rebecca Angel. But everyone is at risk of stress-induced illness. Learn how to reduce stress by tuning out. Read More
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Social (Media) Distancing: A Stress Break
Nerds to the Rescue! Help Students in Your Community During COVID-19
We as a community can help our students thrive during this challenging time by bridging the digital divide and offering tech-savviness. Read More
A Guide to NPC Diversity in RPGs
‘Friends, Foes, and Other Fine Folks’ has 58 NPCs for your game to easily bring diversity into any setting. A variety of age, gender, orientation, disabilities, and skin color and body shapes creates a better playing experience. Read More
Sandhya Menon ‘Of Curses and Kisses’ and a Parent’s Role in Reading Diversity
Author Sandhya Menon answers questions about her latest YA romance, Of Curses and Kisses’, and diversity in the genre. Read More
Inward Bound Mindfulness Education
iBme is an organization dedicated to bringing mindfulness to teens through retreats that foster inward growth. Here is an interview with one of the teachers at these incredible experiences. Read More
Stepping Back Into Cons With Arisia
It’s been a while. Rebecca Angel took time off from geeky conventions due to chronic illness. Here she shares her weekend adventures at Arisia with her son as they enjoyed gaming, art, panels, and watching ‘Firefly’ when it was time to rest. Read More
Top 10 Fandoms in 10 Years
For a decade, Rebecca Angel has been writing about her fandoms. She looked through the all and found her top ten, some were obvious while others surprising. Can you guess? Read More
The Original Pirate Carols
While Rebecca Angel appreciates the pillaging, she wants some credit for all the Pirate Carols she created with friends over the years! Here’s a link to the original downloadable lyric sheet so everyone can get in the fun! Read More
A “Green” Christmas Tree: Real or Fake?
My family has fluctuated between real and fake trees, and I never thought too much about it until recently, as climate change risks and environmentalism have become a factor in all my purchases. Read More
‘Charlie Hernandez and The Castle of Bones’ Interview With Ryan Calejo
Charlie Hernandez is on another adventure in the pre-teen series of Hispanic folklore in ‘The Castle of Bones’. Author Ryan Calejo answers questions about his books, characters, and keeping family stories alive. Read More
The Secret Social Media Experiment Part 2
A social media experiment lasting a few months showed surpring results and a discussion with Rebecca Angel’s son about healthy connections. Read More
The Secret Social Media Experiment Part 1
Rebecca Angel did a months-long social media experiment to see if her absence had any impact on her connections and mental health. And did anyone even notice? Read More
What Science Can and Can’t Tell Us About Social Media and Mental Health
Does social media negatively impact the mental health of its users? Looking at the data available, signs point to yes, but there are significant flaws in that research. What can a parent do? Read More
‘The Philosophy of Tea’ Book Review
‘The Philosophy of Tea’ is the perfect gift book for a friendly introduction into the world of tea. The culture, history, and cultivation of teas around the world is discussed along with fine brewing tips. Read More
Games and Mental Health in Children: Evil Genius Mum Interview
An interview with Evil Genius Mum of GeekMom about why gaming can positively impact the mental health of children. With plenty of recommendations! Read More
Add a Superhero Punch With ‘Marvel Fluxx’
With your favorite Marvel characters as Keepers in entertaining Goal pairings, ‘Marvel Fluxx’ is a fun addition to the ‘Fluxx’ family. But don’t let Thanos snap his fingers! Read More
Gut Brain Health Connection Interview
Dr. Bridgit Goldman explains the important connection between digestive health and brain health for everyone in the family. Read More
12 Lazy-Ass Ways to Reduce Food Waste
How to save the Earth and still be lazy? Check out 12 tips to reduce food waste by doing less. Read More
‘The Okay Witch’ Review
In ‘The Okay Witch’, a young girl named Moth has to deal with bullying, growing up, and learning she comes from a long line of witches. Having magic is cool, but not if your mom forbids you to use it. Highly entertaining for ages 9-12. Read More
Meditation With Your Kids: Why and How
Meditating with children is doable and contributes to the well-being of the whole family. Learn the why and how here. Read More
