▲ 9 r/midwest
All hail the mighty lake sturgeon.
Fish that are OLDER THAN THE UNITED STATES.
u/Timely_Bluebird_3177 — 1 day ago
▲ 172 r/GenX
The End of Oak Street was fun but made me profoundly sad as a Gen Xer.
Brief review: A good fun movie set in 1982.
Brief thought: The more I watched it the more I felt tremendously sad for younger generations. The movie depicted a street party, bike rides with friends, knowing the names of our neighbors, reading books, lazy summers. That world is long over and we were one of the last to experience it.
The internet, smart phones, AI: they've all but destroyed any sense of real community and real connection to others.
At least we've got Reddit.
u/Timely_Bluebird_3177 — 3 days ago
▲ 96 r/Brewers
On this day in 1954, the Milwaukee Braves' Eddie Matthews, graced the first cover of Sports Illustrated
(The Braves left Milwaukee for Atlanta for the 1966 season)
u/Timely_Bluebird_3177 — 4 days ago
▲ 63 r/franklloydwright
Mamah Borthwick - Murdered at Taliesin on this day, 1914.
If you want to learn more about the murders at Spring Green, the new book "The Killer and Frank Lloyd Wright," by Casey Sherman was recently published.
u/Timely_Bluebird_3177 — 5 days ago