• The Wrap: May 2019

    What a month. Even though I graduated in March, the rest of our school is graduating this upcoming weekend so the past few weeks have been full of goodbyes, free food, and equal parts joy and grief. I was also finally able to find a good amount of time to read and finally chip away…

  • Conspiracy Theories I Believe In

    It’s been a difficult few weeks, which I’ll write about at some point, but for now, I thought it’d be a good idea to just do a fun post that doesn’t require too much thought or emotion.  I’ve always been interested in conspiracy theories, partly because I’m a psychologist who cares what people think about,…

  • The Wrap: April 2019 + Announcement!

    Author’s note: I hope you all are doing well. This week, a freshman student at my Alma mater passed away in a freak tragedy. It’s yet another reminder that life is short and this life is temporary. Hug someone you love today. Things have been busy. I was finally able to take some time yesterday and…

  • NWSL Debrief: April

    The NWSL is offically back in action! And what an explosive two week start the season has had. Fans missing the action in the off season have had plenty to welcome them back into the thick of it. In this post, we’ll do a brief assessment of each team as we begin to head into…

  • The Very Last Things (and what comes after)

    Bryce’s Easter 2019 post

  • The Very Last Things (and what comes after)

    What do Jesus’ last words teach us about our lives?

  • The Wrap: March ’19

    I turned 22 and graduated, my college won our basketball conference, and THE JONAS BROTHERS ARE BACK… again! Enter below to find out what I read last month (serial killers, rich moms, and a return to Nigeria), what you should read in April, and what podcast episodes you cannot miss.

  • Weeks from the Pitch

    Bryce discusses the upcoming NWSL season

  • The Wrap: February ’19

    Things have been busy. Finishing up school (t-minus gulp 12 days) has led to a whole bunch of cliff-jumping and mostly coming out unscathed. A few exciting updates are in the works but hopefully my impending free time will led to more content. For now, jump in and explore the original Coates and a couple of high…

  • Letters to Self

    In an AP Language & Composition class, a sixteen year old sits huddled at a desk, green pen and lined paper in hand. That morning, a teacher who cares about more than report cards and curriculum drops off five-year old letters in the mailbox. It’s a project she has them do, her students, to engage…