On any given October night in Salem, you might hear a raspy cackle before you ever see her a flash of green skin, a crooked grin, and a witch who feels plucked straight from a storybook. But behind Borah’s wild energy is Brian Sims, a respiratory therapist whose unexpected alter ego has transformed him into a local legend. 

Through the perspective of independent fashion designer Sabrina Jacqui Levin, we examine shrinking opportunities and the emotional toll of fighting against a system that prioritizes speed over creativity, leaving artists to fight for space, authenticity and above all recognition.

A compelling look at the game beyond the scoreboard, where visibility shapes value and coverage defines recognition. This piece explores the imbalance in how men and women are portrayed in sports media, highlighting disparities in screen time, storytelling, and spotlight. Through a human-centered lens, it reveals how these differences influence perception, opportunity, and the narrative of athletic success. More than just a report, it’s a closer look at who gets seen, who gets celebrated, and what still needs to change.

Massage therapist Leslie Rose shares her insights on the transformative effect of therapeutic touch, while client Erik Daniels reflects on the relief he experiences during sessions. Together, their stories reveal how massage goes beyond muscles, focusing on restoration, trust and well-being.

What does it mean to be a man in a profession built on healing touch? In this candid interview, I break down the realities of working in massage therapy while confronting the stereotypes, stigma, and pressures of toxic masculinity. From client assumptions to industry challenges, it’s an honest look at navigating identity, professionalism, and redefining strength in a space where empathy is the real power.

A heartfelt glimpse into the world through a child’s eyes, where the ordinary becomes magical and every moment holds wonder. Through My Child’s Eyes captures the innocence, curiosity, and pure perspective that remind us to slow down, appreciate the little things, and see life in its most beautiful, unfiltered form.