Kat Pither

For Winter Olympians Montell Douglas and Mica McNeill, becoming the fastest human bullet on the bobsleigh track is all about teamwork By Liz Connor Illustration by Adriana Lozano 11/02/22 When it comes to winter sports, few are more brilliantly bonkers than the bobsleigh. Riders in space-age Lycra suits and helmets shove a 300lb sled across an ice-covered track, sprinting full-speed alongside the hulk of metal before hoisting themselves inside the frame.

Brewing up a storm in the tea market: we meet two women behind the new wellness brand that plans to leave coffee in the shade By Anna Hart 07/01/22 Tea, bless it, has something of an image problem. It’s coffee that Millennials and Gen Z ostentatiously obsess over, talk about, place artfully in our Instagram shots. It’s coffee that is considered “fuel” for all sorts of high-octane, successful endeavours, from professional athletes to artists and novelists and entrepreneurial high-flyers.

“Better choices build into a kind rebellion.” In her own words, the founder of Yogi Bare explains how slowing down can open up a world of possibilities By Kat Pither 31/12/21 For me, yoga was my back pocket healer. I discovered it quietly and softly when I was in rehab struggling with acute anxiety, PTSD and addiction. Yoga seemed like this exotic, mystical magic. I couldn’t explain it but I knew I felt it. It shrunk demons. It tethered my mind to my body. So what is yoga?