Reclaiming a name: An interview with Sharon Ingram

In this first installment of a multi-part interview, Sharon Ingram shares with Conversational what it was like growing up the child a murder victim and an accused murderer.

2019 September, Our Weekends, Our MindsKara RajapakseAugust 26, 2019Kara Rajapakse, Interviews Comments

A Little Human Conversation with Vashti Boyce

2019 September, Our Careers, Our MindsErin EllisonAugust 23, 2019Erin Ellison, Interviews, ColumnsComment

From Madeleine Albright

What’s the last thing you spoke up about?

2019 SeptemberJena DunhamAugust 22, 2019 Comment

Not new movie review: Elizabethtown

If you are a southerner, a foodie, have too many cousins, have attended too many funerals, or have ever existed slap-dab in the middle of families on two sides fighting over nothing, then this is a movie you should see.

2019 September, Our WeekendsJena DunhamAugust 22, 2019Jena Dunham, ReviewsComment

Quiz: which designing woman are you?

2019 September, Our WeekendsHannah BloomAugust 21, 2019Hannah Bloom, Features Comments

Chronically determined

2019 September, Our BodiesAngela HowerterAugust 21, 2019Angela HowerterComment

How she got here with Dr. Jennifer Williams

2019 September, Our CareersErin EllisonAugust 19, 2019Erin Ellison, Interviews, ColumnsComment

From Ruth Reichl

2019 SeptemberErin EllisonAugust 16, 2019Comment

A Little Human Conversation with Ali Garland

2019 September, Our Weekends, Our CareersErin EllisonAugust 16, 2019Erin Ellison, Interviews, ColumnsComment

Why I prefer going to movies alone

2019 September, Our WeekendsErin EllisonAugust 15, 2019Erin EllisonComment

I am addicted to him.

I think they know this. I think they tell one another it’s the way into a smart girl’s knickers. Like some sort of beacons of Gondor, they all let the others know the secret way into our Mines…

2019 September, Our Bodies, Our WeekendsElizabeth ReynoldsAugust 14, 2019Elizabeth ReynoldsComment

I never wanted to be a fire wife.

Here was my sweet husband, sitting in front of me telling me that he wanted to live a life of service. Of impact. He felt a calling to help others when they are in their most desperate moments of life — when they don't have anyone else to call. He wanted to be one of the helpers.

2019 September, Our Minds, Our FamiliesElizabeth AustinAugust 12, 2019Elizabeth AustinComment