How Votes Are Counted in the United States
In a timely video essay, Vox producer Liz Scheltens explains how votes are counted in the over 3,000 counties that make up the entirety of…
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How Washing With Soap Kills Viruses of All Kinds
In a bubbly report for Vox, producer Madeline Marshall shared exactly why viruses of any and all kinds are no match for washing with plain…
How the Fluid Curvy Letters of Cooper Black Made It the Font of Choice for Pop Culture and Advertising
In an illustrative report for Vox, video producer Estelle Caswell (previously) consulted with legendary art director Steven Heller and typeface expert Bethany Heck to talk…
How the Construction of NYC’s Central Park Led to the Demise of a Thriving 19th Century Black Neighborhood
In an eye-opening episode of the Vox series Missing Chapter, host Ranjani Chakraborty met with New York City historian Cynthia Copeland in Central Park to…
Deconstructing Familiar Cello Music From Film and TV
Video producer Estelle Caswell of the Vox series “Earworm” called upon renowned cellist Alisa Weilerstein to help her deconstruct the very familiar sounding cello music…
How Leonardo da Vinci Created a Bird’s Eye Satellite Style Image of Imola, Italy From the Ground in 1502
In a delineating episode of Vox Almanac, correspondent Phil Edwards explains why and how the great Leonardo da Vinci created bird’s eye satellite-style image of…
The Nostalgic Romance of U.S. Route 66
In an arterial episode of Vox Almanac, correspondent Phil Edwards explains the history of the infamous U.S. highway Route 66 (previously), how it was funded,…
How the Horrific Treatment of Live Animals at a Wuhan Wildlife Market in China Led to Spread of Coronavirus
In a highly informational video essay for Vox, producer Sam Ellis explains how and why COVID-19 and other pandemical viruses specifically originate in China. Scientists…
Inside Information, A Print That Reimagines a Classic Vox AC30 Amplifier as Stage for 40 Iconic Rock Shows
Dorothy has released “Inside Information”, a detailed cutaway print that imagines various iconic concerts and scenarios occurring inside the facade of a classic Vox AC30…
How the Milton Bradley ‘Game of Life’ Originated as a Somber Instructional Game of Moral Responsibility
Vox Almanac video producer Phil Edwards explained how in 1860 after Milton Bradley‘s illustrations of a beardless Abraham Lincoln became instantly dated when the nominee…