Sitemap - 2014 - So What? Who Cares?

So What, Who Cares (vol 1, issue 70) What you should be bingeing on over a long weekend

So What, Who Cares (vol 1, issue 69) Who wants the shortest SW, WC ever?

So What, Who Cares (vol 1, issue 68) Why you should care what happens to email stored in Ireland

So What, Who Cares (vol 1, issue 67) How college education can create -- or hamper -- personal wealth

So what, who cares (vol 1, issue 66) Why 2015 will be the year of the pot-trepreneur

So What, Who Cares (vol 1, issue 65) How big-box stores are the rising tide that lifts all worker paychecks

So What, Who Cares (vol 1, issue 64) Why you might be inheriting a hoard

So What, Who Cares (vol 1, issue 63) Why you should brush up on your barometer-making skills

So What, Who Cares (vol 1, issue 62) How clutter affects family life

So What, Who Cares (vol 1, issue 61) Who is packing your Prime parcels at Amazon

So What, Who Cares (vol 1, issue 60) How the American chocolate market is about to get pricey

So What, Who Cares (vol 1, issue 59) How the indignities of age now include a fondness for adult contemporary music

So What, Who Cares (vol 1, issue 58) What Do-si-dos and the digital divide have to do with one another

So What, Who Cares (vol 1, issue 57) Who wants a monthly recap?

So What, Who Cares (vol 1, issue 56) How printers just opened up manned space exploration

So What, Who Cares (vol 1, issue 55) What we're going to be calling Thanksgiving now

So What, Who Cares (vol 1, issue 54) When 1% refers to childcare salaries, not income brackets

So What, Who Cares (vol 1, issue 53) Why we will never be warm again

So What, Who Cares (vol 1, issue 52)

So What, Who Cares (vol 1, issue 51) Why you'll all be wearing roomy, high-waisted pants

So What, Who Cares (vol 1, issue 50) Why you should see if your favorite website's about to go up for sale

So What, Who Cares (vol 1, issue 49) How podcasting turned into the next big thing

So What, Who Cares (vol 1, issue 48) Why wages aren't rising

So What, Who Cares (vol 1, issue 47) What you smell like when you smell like Play-Doh

So What, Who Cares (vol 1, issue 46) Why it's in your best interest to be generous

So What, Who Cares (vol 1, issue 45) Why working mothers are a bargain for their employers

So What, Who Cares (vol 1, issue 44) Who wants a monthly recap?

So What, Who Cares (vol 1, issue 43) Where the latte is going

So What, Who Cares (vol 1, issue 42) Where I lead off with a math correction

So What, Who Cares (vol 1, issue 41) Why only vampires think working at night constitutes acceptable work-life balance

So What, Who Cares (vol 1, issue 40) Who's in the mood for a follow-up round-up?

So What, Who Cares (vol 1, issue 39) How punk culture is saving the nation's shopping malls and churches

So What, Who Cares (vol 1, issue 38) Why sweating the small stuff is not always a bad thing

So What, Who Cares (volume 1, issue 37) Why you should always check to see if an infographic contains actual info

So What, Who Cares (vol 1, issue 36) How wearables could become the first female-led tech sector

So What, Who Cares (vol 1, issue 35) How the definition of adulthood has shifted

So What, Who Cares (vol 1, issue 34) Why subscription boxes are a substitute for magazines

So What, Who Cares (vol 1, issue 33) When a frozen egg is a workplace perk

So What, Who Cares (vol 1, issue 32) How you can follow the Millennials' money

So What, Who Cares (vol 1, issue 31) When you're somewhere between cleanliness and godliness

So What, Who Cares (vol 1, issue 30) Why showing your vacation snapshots is never a good idea

So What, Who Cares (vol 1, issue 29) Why the Maker Movement could make the new middle class

So What, Who Cares (vol 1, issue 28)

So What, Who Cares? (vol 1, issue 27) How sharks score on the Myers-Briggs test

So What, Who Cares (vol 1, issue 26) How Facebook is finding better ways to sell you

So What, Who Cares (vol 1, issue 25) How California finally figured out that maybe it needs to track water use

So What, Who Cares (vol 1, issue 24) How "radical transparency" is now a luxury good

So What, Who Cares (volume 1, issue 22) When did it get trendy to sandbag the Gray Lady?

So What, Who Cares (vol 1, issue 23): Fake your way to knowledge with this monthly wrap

So What, Who Cares (vol 1, issue 21) How someone else's data determines your diet

So What, Who Cares (vol 1, issue 20) How a faith healer's funeral triggered an epidemic

So What, Who Cares (vol 1, issue 19) How some retailers have noticed not every American is a size zero

So What, Who Cares (vol 1, issue 18) How U.S. policy hits parents right in the wallet

So What, Who Cares (vol 1, issue 17) Why the Baby Boomers better hope their kids love them

So What, Who Cares (vol 1, issue 16) What beacons are and how they'll shape your shopping

So What, Who Cares (volume 1, issue 15) Why we should all walk a little more

So What, Who Cares (volume 1, issue 14) Why McDonald's is trying to burnish its reputation

So What, Who Cares (volume 1, issue 13*) What it takes to recover from bad surprises

So What, Who Cares (vol 1, issue 12) Why you'll hear more about technology sabbaticals

So What, Who Cares (vol 1, issue 12) How to tell the future in one easy acronym

So What, Who Cares (vol 1, issue 11) When it's okay to read the comments

So What, Who Cares (vol 1, issue 10) How homes and/or home improvement only lead to sorrow

So What, Who Cares (vol 1, issue 9) Why your face wash is killing us all

So What, Who Cares (vol 1, issue 8) Why charity challenges don't happen in a void

So What, Who Cares (vol 1, issue 7) Why we don't confuse fast fashion with smart fashion

So What, Who Cares (vol 1, issue 6) Why you should have been a school child in Virginia

So What, Who Cares (vol 1, issue 5) Why you shouldn't confuse activity with productivity

So What, Who Cares (vol 1, issue 4) Coming soon to the second shift? Men.

So What, Who Cares (vol 1, issue 3) Why ignoring things is bliss

So What, Who Cares (vol 1, issue 2) Why treehouses will be the next hot urban thing

So What, Who Cares (vol 1, issue 1): Morlocks are morning people, for sure