Changing seasons can be a good time to reevaluate how we're spending our time. Claire Dwyer has a helpful piece discusses this in our collection today. Also, fall capsule wardrobes, the inhumanity of banning conversion therapy, and a father relays his family's experience with homeschooling. Enjoy!

As the seasons shift we have soup on our minds. In our collection today, 25 soup recipes that come together in under an hour. Plus, an interview with Carrie in the Washington Examiner, an antique-filled apartment that is a feast for the eyes, and a great read on the apocalypse of the sovereign self. And more!

In our collection today we share a powerful story of a prisoner who endured the unimaginable and had true freedom despite his circumstances. Plus, a great read on owning one's faith in college, an easy and delicious chicken dinner, and the dual and dire need for faith and reason. And much more!

Emily offers a glimpse behind her new TOH book in NCR, linked in today's collection. Also, a great discussion between Carrie and Jennifer Roback Morse about feminism, a stunning before and after home tour, and how to make southern buttermilk biscuits. Enjoy!

In our collection today, Constance Hull writes a moving and personal essay on estrangement and forgiveness. Plus, a fascinating video interview on a psychological approach to stop wasting time, how to stretch the season in the garden, and a powerful parent underground movement. And much more!

Ever wonder how to make the most out of a holy hour? We have a great read for you in our collection today! Also, a big win for free speech, an intriguing house tour with a lovely palette, and laundry myths debunked. Enjoy!