CEOs, and President Trump, want workers back in the officeThere is a growing trend for workers to return to in-person jobs, despite previous resistance and the benefits of remote work.
POLL Question... Is It Cool to Take Your Shoes Off at Work? | 94.5 The Buzz | The Rod Ryan ShowThe discussion around shoe removal in offices highlights changing workplace norms post-pandemic, balancing comfort with professionalism.
CEOs, and President Trump, want workers back in the officeThere is a growing trend for workers to return to in-person jobs, despite previous resistance and the benefits of remote work.
POLL Question... Is It Cool to Take Your Shoes Off at Work? | 94.5 The Buzz | The Rod Ryan ShowThe discussion around shoe removal in offices highlights changing workplace norms post-pandemic, balancing comfort with professionalism.
You Can Still Build a House Like a Sears Kit Home - But There's a CatchKit homes, also known as modular homes, are still relevant today, providing affordable homeownership options despite changes since their peak popularity in the early 20th century.
Reviewers Over 50 Swear By These 21 Hair Care Products - And So Will YouChoosing to stop coloring hair can lead to a positive self-image and personal satisfaction.
The Role Covid May Have Played in Trump's 2024 Election WinTrump's return to power signifies a shift in political dynamics influenced by the pandemic and public perception.
Brian Lagerstrom Doesn't Give a Damn About the AlgorithmThe pandemic significantly increased YouTube cooking content, allowing creators like Brian Lagerstrom to rise in popularity.Brian Lagerstrom transitioned from a traditional chef to a successful YouTuber during the pandemic.
The Lost Promises of HyperpoptimismThe hyperpop genre emerged during the pandemic but struggled to sustain itself due to conflicting visions among artists and a lack of commercial success.
Berkeley horticulturalist writes book on gardening with philosopher fatherThe Art and Philosophy of the Garden examines gardens as spaces for emotional processing, art, and ethical discussions, amidst a backdrop of increased gardening interest.
Young readers fall in love with romantasies'Romance novels have become the top-selling fiction genre, driven by heightened sales during the pandemic and a growing diverse readership.
Nabihah Iqbal's new album, 'Dreamer,' lives up to its titleNabihah Iqbal's album "Dreamer" explores themes of resilience and personal growth shaped by the struggles of the pandemic and personal tragedies.
Partying Is Back, or at Least It Sounds That WayThe Dare's music challenges modern hedonists' psychological hang-ups while appealing to the dual desire for authentic and performative pleasure.
Nabihah Iqbal's new album, 'Dreamer,' lives up to its titleNabihah Iqbal's album "Dreamer" explores themes of resilience and personal growth shaped by the struggles of the pandemic and personal tragedies.
Partying Is Back, or at Least It Sounds That WayThe Dare's music challenges modern hedonists' psychological hang-ups while appealing to the dual desire for authentic and performative pleasure.
Juxtapoz Magazine - Eddie Martinez Has Done His "Homework"Eddie Martinez's 'Homework' showcases intimate artworks reflecting his adaptation to experience and creativity over the years, influenced by the pandemic.
Long Island's Joe Mele on his rise to TikTok fame and staying grounded | amNewYorkJoe Mele's journey from college student to social media influencer exemplifies the opportunities created by the pandemic and the power of relatable content.
Glass Animals Ventures into the Cosmos with Fourth Studio Album | stupidDOPEGlass Animals' latest album, 'I Love You So F**ing Much*', delves into human relationships and emotions with a cosmic twist.
Blame the COVID pandemic for pro-Palestine protestsCampus protesters, influenced by pandemic isolation, seek connection through causes like pro-Palestinian, lacking full understanding.