Jameson Scarsella

(Bloomberg) — Kyle Wiens tries to avoid giving gifts he can’t make himself. The chief executive officer of repair business iFixit crafts his own Christmas ornaments, cutting boards and picture frames, and he’d take a nice bottle of whiskey any day over “some electronic gizmo that’s going to go in the drawer,” he says. His online shop of parts, tools and free repair guides has been in the business of helping people fix electronics for the past two decades.

It has been said that one person’s trash is another one’s treasure; however, sometimes trash is just what it is. In 2017, Dr. Susan Baur, a 77-year-old avid swimmer, decided she had enough of the trash at the bottom of ponds throughout Cape Cod, Massachusetts.

Jameson Scarsella · Follow 4 min read · -- Roger Harris/Unsplash Lane 8 recently posted a message on his Instagram with a note about his upcoming shows as he embarks on a massive 2025 tour in the wake of his new album, Childish, dropping earlier this winter. If you’re attending one of his shows, or have attended them in the past, don’t even bother trying to film his set on your phone. You won’t be allowed to. He’s one of a few artists fighting against audiences filming shows on their phones.