Scrolling through her Spotify recommendations last week, Jessica Dai tipped me to the existence of Egg Punk. I choose to pretend this is not a genre. But Jess also was incredulous that Math Rock was a thing. Little did she know Math Rock is one of my favorite genres. The math rock sound has evolved a lot over the last 30 years, but I love every incarnation of the sound. When I was in college, Math Rock was what you called Progressive Rock played by Indie Rock hipsters.

First married in the sixties, Aquaman and Mera are credited as the first married superheroes in comics. Their relationship has preserved over several decades and their family continues to grow. But as we might expect from any story spanning five decades, the couple have encountered a few detours. Not only did Aquaman have a couple of relationships before he and Mera started seeing on another, there are a couple of other romantic encounters in Aquaman’s life.

Unlike other architects I’ve featured throughout this series, Bertrand “Bud” Goldberg (1913-1997) did not design his own home. Best known for the Marina City complex and the now-demolished Prentice Hospital, Goldberg had experience with residential work going all the way back to his first commission in 1934 when he created a prefabricated canvas-covered house for feminist Harriet Higginson. While still in his twenties, Goldberg continued to design single-family houses for people like magazine editor Thomas H.

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For today's Substack, I am answering questions from reader Aryan Arora, a senior majoring in math and economics at Carleton College. If you like this format and want one of your questions answered, you can comment on this post with your questions for me.  Leave a comment Q1: A couple of months ago, you wrote about your experiences navigating the media landscape. What steps would you like to see other economists take to make their work more accessible to the general public?