Beth Skwarecki's posts

A new study suggests running can act as escapism—and that isn't necessarily a good thing.

A loofah isn't a sea creature, gelatin doesn't come from cow hooves, and we have bad news about silkworms.

You should never mix cleaning products, pet a moose, or mess with a garage door spring.

Your intentions may be good, but don't make things unnecessarily hard on yourself.

With a $40 device, you no longer need to ask strangers to awkwardly park their car next to yours.

Know the right way to spot a drowning person, put out a grease fire, and respond to a stab wound.

Whether you buy one (it's a thing) or create your own, a phone shelf is a must.

This common driver communication signal has more meanings than you realize.

The definition of "ultra-processed" isn't based in nutrition at all.

If you don't know the difference between knee sleeves and knee wraps, we're here to help.

It's time to fix these things if you want to get faster and fitter.

With an upcoming court ruling on mifepristone, this might be handy information to have.

Fitness influencers are all about reverse dieting, but their approach isn't the opposite of a diet at all.

If Marie Kondo can let go of extreme tidiness, we can relieve some of our own pressures.

Whether it's your first year driving in snow or your 20th, there are always new tricks to learn.

This method gives you a straight line, and leaves a tab for the next person.

I'm not sure that googling "Wordle hint" is any less cheaty than "Wordle answer," but let's discuss.

You might be surprised to learn they don't have no idea what a "broken record" sounds like.

How important is it, really, whether you feel the burn or not?

A lump of mostly starch (and a surprising amount of vitamin C) that grows in the ground.