Rachel Monroe

So to, to each their morbid own, but you did pique my curiosity, which I mean, I guess that happens most weeks here on the show, but you sent me down a rabbit hole that involved like like two hours of reading.

I was reading pieces from a writer of Rachel Monroe and outside Jake Rawson and mental flaws, Adam Janos for A&E and the national park website itself.

So yeah, I went deep and it was enjoyable.

Um, Oh God, don't laugh at that.

There's this writer from the Atlantic.

Her name is Rachel Monroe.

She said it perfectly.

She said, quote, it's hard to overstate how much and how quickly fast fashion altered our relationship with clothing, conditioning us to believe that our clothes should be cheap, abundant, and new.

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Rachel Monroe brings us Dispatch's big, dumb, gluttonous fun on the road to celebrate the ups and downs of America's semi-quincentennial.

Was it possible to have a genuinely good, patriotic time this semi-quincentennial summer? I was determined to find out.

A decade ago, Congress set up a bipartisan commission, America 250, and asked it to, quote, plan, encourage, develop, and coordinate the commemoration of the history of the United States leading up to the 250th anniversary of the founding of the United States.