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Lindsay Patterson

Massachusetts
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CEO of Tumble Media. Creator and co-host of @tumblecast, a science podcast for kids. Co-founder of @kids_listen, org for kids podcasts. Parent.
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This Wellness Circuit is the Ultimate Reset Your Routine is Missing

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By Lindsay Patterson
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When it comes to a new year the pursuit to find an elevated wellness routine to feel my best physically, and mentally is always a top priority. When the opportunity to experience a fast-track circuit of wellness practices I have never tried before at a top-rated wellness centre like Supernatural, I couldn’t say no. For the specific Supercharge Circuit I chose, Founder John Kozman breaks it down: “It delivers both immediate and long-term benefit in under 45 minutes.
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Rholend Founders On Entering a New Lunar New Year

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By Lindsay Patterson
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As we look towards a new Lunar New Year, power couple and founders of brand Rholend, Laurence Fortin-Côté and Dylan Wu are focusing on conscious living. At the core of their brand, the harmony of their cultural backgrounds, and Old World savoir-faire contrasted with refined modern craftsmanship, their approach to design is creating new heritage pieces built to last.
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Experts Weigh in On Why Vintage Shopping is More Popular Than Ever

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By Lindsay Patterson
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With the rise of trends like “underconsumption core” online and the general growing disdain towards fast fashion, consumers are looking towards vintage as the solution. Cities like Toronto are full of carefully curated vintage stores and markets offering a variety of good from handbags to home decor—you can truly find something in every category. As we get further into 2026, second-hand shopping continues to grow in popularity more than ever.
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