Author name: Fun Stuff

Compared to other developed nations, the U.S. justice system is often considered one of the harshest. It leads the world in incarceration rates and is among the few Western countries that still implement the death penalty. This might explain the widespread appeal of Judge Frank Caprio, an 82-year-old known for his directness, empathy, and sense of humor. Judge Caprio’s show, “Caught in Providence,” has been airing in the Providence, Rhode

When Rumari, a 4th grader, asked his teacher for the opportunity to speak to the class, Lisa Moe had no idea what was about to unfold. Unsure of what to expect, she agreed to let Rumari address his classmates. Rumari, who has autism, wanted to explain his experience to his peers. Standing in front of the class, he spoke about the importance of making kids with autism feel valued. He

In 1997, Margaret Martin had a life-changing moment while her 5-year-old son performed Brahms on the violin at the Hollywood Farmers Market. A group of teenage boys gathered around them, and Martin felt apprehensive, but she soon realized that the teens were simply drawn to the music, which deeply touched her. This encounter inspired Martin to create the Harmony Project, an initiative to foster positive growth for at-risk youth through

In 1825, Jordan Anderson (sometimes spelled “Jordon”), then about eight years old, was sold into slavery and spent 39 years serving the Anderson family.  When Union forces occupied the Anderson plantation in 1864, Jordan and his wife, Amanda, were freed. They later arrived in Dayton, Ohio, and in 1865, Jordan received a letter from his previous owner, Colonel P.H. Anderson.  The letter politely requested that Jordan return to the plantation,

In a world where public personas and social media often dominate, the private lives of women remain a fascinating, though frequently overlooked, subject.  When the hustle and bustle of everyday life quiets and the spotlight fades, what do women do when alone? Understanding these unseen moments can provide a more nuanced picture of their lives, revealing the personal, authentic experiences that often go unshared. Disclaimer: Artwork courtesy of Sally Nixon,