James B. Twitchell

James B. Twitchell teaches English and advertising at the University of Florida. The most recent of his several books about consumption and marketing is Branded Nation.

Megachurches have found the secret to attracting the unchurched?and it's not just the Sunday service.

March/April 2005 Issue

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I Was a Warehouse Wage Slave

My brief, backbreaking, rage-inducing, low-paying, dildo-packing time inside the online-shipping machine.

Unplugging These 6 Gadgets Will Cut Your Electricity Bill

The fridge has to run, of course, but a few smart choices will save you energy—and cash.

90 Percent of Corn Seeds Are Coated With Bayer's Bee-Decimating Pesticide

And other lovely little tidbits I learned while preparing to give a talk at a pesticide industry shindig.

House Republicans vs. Gay Troops

Don't Ask, Don't Tell is dead, but thanks to congressional Republicans, the fight over gays in the military is just beginning.

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James B. Twitchell

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Megachurches have found the secret to attracting the unchurched?and it's not just the Sunday service.

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