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Welcome to the 24th volume of WizeWorld, our weekly collection of handpicked stories and sounds to help bolster your sense of wizdom and curiosity. This week we've got an exposé into the impossibility of dating during the pandemic, how baking aids the engine of civil rights, an unhurried rhythmic mix of seductive mid-2000s soul and a look into how a furniture salesman helped save Houston. This week prioritizes heart and soul, how we survive and what keeps the rhythm beating whether it’s in ourselves, our cities and our priorities.
Read
Dating in a pandemic is hard enough, especially when the horrors that plague the regular dating pool are ramped up beyond belief in quarantine.
Watch
From VICE comes a documentary about 'Mattress Mack' the unconventional and unlikely mattress salesman that saved Houston.
Listen
The Infinite Beats Show delivers slow-grooving, yet light-footed mix with augmented elements of 2000s R&B and hip hop giving it a smooth sheen.
Good News
Baking has always served to unite hearts and stomachs, nowhere is baking more integral to the spirit of persistence, than in the legacy of civil rights.
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