How ABA practice owners can grow without losing what makes them great
Written by: Peter Polgar
Key Takeaways Quality can slip if practices expand too quickly without systems and safeguards in place. Protecting clinical integrity must be a priority at every stage …
The ’60s parenting practices we now know were terrible for kids’ brains
Written by: Kaitlyn Farley
Nostalgia Meets Neuroscience The popular image of the 1960s and 70s childhood is one of free-range freedom: wood-paneled station wagons, bicycles without helmets, and a general …
Referendum around the corner: What’s really at stake for NJ schools
Written by: Megan O'Donnell
Superintendent Ruth B. Turner welcomed the Montclair Pod to her office on Valley Road for a candid conversation about the current state of Montclair’s school district. …
Forgotten ’70s actors only a true Boomer could name
Written by: Ricardo Ramirez
Forgotten ’70s actors The 1970s were an era when television was expanding its reach, independent films were gaining credibility, and audiences were hungry for faces that …
8 recipes to fuel your morning quickly & easily
Written by: Yumna Jawad
Breakfast Foods Try these Quick & Easy Breakfast Recipes to simplify your mornings! Crepes with Lemon & Sugar Quick and easy to make, these delicious crepes …
12 things only Boomers remember about healthy living
Written by: Ricardo Ramirez
Long before wellness became an industry, Boomers were already living what researchers now call best practices, without the apps, the supplements, or the branded activewear. Some …
Scaling without spiraling: Smart ways to grow your ABA practice
Written by: Pete Polgar
Key Takeaways Email is still one of the most reliable, privacy-friendly ways for ABA Therapy practices to communicate with families and it creates a consistent channel …
15 household items every ’70s kid will remember
Written by: Ricardo Ramirez
15 household items every ’70s kid will remember Walk into any home between 1970 and 1979, and you would have known exactly what decade you were …
11 tips to stop nausea from semaglutide for weight loss
Written by: Vanessa Gibbs
This article was reviewed by Darragh O’Carroll, MD. Key takeaways: Semaglutide nausea is common: About 20 percent of Ozempic® patients and 44 percent of those on …
This Day in History: Arab nations end the oil embargo on the United States
Written by: Nourhan Sandouk
In October 1973, several Arab oil-producing nations decided to stop exporting oil to the United States and other countries that supported Israel during the Yom Kippur …
Your March 13 AI horoscope: Jupiter goes direct and suddenly we’re all productivity influencers
Written by: Kaitlyn Farley
Your daily AI horoscope The cosmic climate on March 13, 2026, focuses on the intersection of intuitive soul-work and the final release of outdated mental structures, …
How to find & build trustworthy ABA practices online
Written by: Hannah McCall
Key Takeaways A professional website is the foundation. It should clearly explain services, function smoothly, and make contacting your team effortless. Consistency across listings boosts credibility. …
Popular American foods that foreigners hate
Written by: Alex Andonovska
American food American cuisine is diverse and delicious, and for those born and raised in the states, even the wackiest food combinations make perfect sense. Peanut …
Hold or fold? How long NYC homeowners kept their homes before selling
Written by: MediaFeed Wire
Across NYC, the average homeowner tenure among New Yorkers who sold in 2025 stood just below 11 years. However, there were natural discrepancies between boroughs, largely …
Here’s what your favorite childhood actors are doing now
Written by: Alex Andonovska
Here’s what your favorite childhood actors are doing now Hollywood, from what it seems, is a challenging place for adult actors, let alone children. The pressure, …
Blood donation rules: Which medications are a no-go
Written by: Ricardo Ramirez
We’ve got another article based on our reader questions, and we could not be more glad to keep them coming! A reader asked whether being on …
M-shaped hairline vs. Widow’s peak: Do you know the difference?
Written by: Sian Ferguson
This article was reviewed by Lynn Marie Morski, MD, JD. What is an M-shaped hairline — and should you be worried about it? Maybe you’ve noticed …
7 nutrition label facts to watch for if you’re trying to lose weight
Written by: Hadley Mendelsohn
Key Takeaways This article was reviewed by Craig Primack, MD, FACP, FAAP, FOMA. Nutrition labels can look a little overwhelming, but they’re actually fairly simple. Learning how …
One lyric, one challenge: Guess the ’90s hit
Written by: Ricardo Ramirez
How it works The ’90s produced some of the most instantly recognizable songs in pop history. One line was all it took to flood the room …
What happens when you stop taking testosterone?
Written by: Grace Gallagher
This article was reviewed by Darragh O’Carroll, MD. Key Takeaways: Spoiler alert: You can stop TRT — but the way you do so matters. Stopping abruptly …
This Day in History: Coca-Cola sold in glass bottles for the first time
Written by: Nourhan Sandouk
On March 12, 1894, Joseph A. Biedenharn, in a small candy store in Vicksburg, Mississippi, became the first person to sell Coca-Cola in glass bottles. Today, …
Your March 12 AI horoscope: The cosmic traffic jam clears and everyone starts honking
Written by: Kaitlyn Farley
Your daily AI horoscope Cosmic energy on March 12, 2026, encourages a blend of practical restructuring and emotional vulnerability, according to Google Gemini. The day is …
8 recipes to fuel your morning quickly & easily
Written by: Yumna Jawad
Breakfast Foods Try these Quick & Easy Breakfast Recipes to simplify your mornings! Crepes with Lemon & Sugar Quick and easy to make, these delicious crepes …
Scaling without spiraling: Smart ways to grow your ABA practice
Written by: Pete Polgar
Key Takeaways Email is still one of the most reliable, privacy-friendly ways for ABA Therapy practices to communicate with families and it creates a consistent channel …
Booker’s big idea: No federal tax on your first $75,000
Written by: Michael Schreiber
If you’ve been feeling the squeeze — property taxes, groceries, the basic cost of keeping a household running in Essex County — Senator Cory Booker has …
Small bets, big consequences: How online gambling affects young adults
Written by: Joshua Mass
February into March is the biggest time of the year for American sports fans of all ages. With the NFL season’s finish in the climactic Superbowl …
Small bets, big consequences: How online gambling affects young adults
Written by: Joshua Mass
February into March is the biggest time of the year for American sports fans of all ages. With the NFL season’s finish in the climactic Superbowl …
Movie deaths we’re still not over (& never will be, ever)
Written by: Ricardo Ramirez
Movie deaths we’re still not over Cinema possesses a unique power to forge emotional connections between audiences and fictional characters, creating bonds so profound that their …
13 movies that define the Baby Boomer generation
Written by: Ricardo Ramirez
Boomer-era B-movies that are actually masterpieces Born from necessity and often relegated to the lower half of double features, B-movies were typically low-budget, quickly produced genre …
Myth busting: How does libido really change as we age?
Written by: Ricardo Ramirez
“Your drive for intimacy will fall off a cliff after 50.” It is one of the most persistent assumptions about aging, and research keeps dismantling it. …
