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4 defunct amusement parks I wish I had the chance to visit
In a continuation of diving into amusement park history, today I take a look at four shuttered parks that I wish I could have visited while they were around.
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A look at the defunct coasters from Bolliger & Mabillard
Since their first roller coaster debuted in 1990, Bolliger & Mabillard has produced over 130 coasters – and only a small handful have since come out of service.
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4 more defunct roller coasters I wish I got the chance to ride
Several months after diving into four coasters of yesteryear that I wish I had been able to ride, here’s a look at four more that I missed out on.
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When was the last time each NBA team won their division?
With the 2026-27 NBA season just around the corner, here’s a look into recent history of division championships – a team accomplishment that has become rather frivolous.
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When was the last time each MLB team won a pennant?
With the Milwaukee Brewers headed to the World Series for the first time since moving to the National League, here’s a look at the last time each team earned a berth to the Fall Classic.
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Four NHL jerseys from the ’90s that belong in the past
While I previously looked at older jerseys I’d love to see teams revive, here’s a dive into some uniforms that are best kept in the past.
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A full list of NHL players with 1,000 or more career assists
Throughout the nearly 110-year history of the NHL, only 14 players have recorded 1,000 or more assists – with an unbreakable record leading the way.
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Shaken up
After an Atlanta man tragically lost his life on Goliath at Six Flags Over Georgia, enthusiasts and the general public alike are left asking themselves how this could ever be possible.
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The four overseas theme parks highest on my bucket list
While I’ve racked up 102 coaster credits in my life thus far, all of them have come within the U.S. Here’s a look at the overseas parks I’d love to visit the most.
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Guest book review: Why White Kids Love Hip-Hop by Bakari Kitwana
In her fourth guest book review, California State University, Chico computer science professor Kathleen Isenegger dives into Why White Kids Love Hip-Hop, an autopsy of the genre’s explosion among largely white, suburban audiences near the turn of the century.
