a burgundy zine
June 10, 2020
Holy hot sauce and jalapeños, are you aware of all the health benefits associated with spicy foods? Probably not.
Contrary to popular belief, spicy food doesn’t cause ulcers – it may actually cure them. Additional health benefits associated with the heat include pain relief, a boost to your metabolism, improved heart health, and cancer-suppression.
June 10, 2020
Peter of Joyful Source teaches us how to revive our hair from the comfort of our home.
June 9, 2020
Personable and down to Earth, Florida-based pop and R&B artist L’Suavo draws from his emotions and paints with his honesty to foster an open relationship with his listeners.
Following the release of his melodic and alluring single, “Deep End,” we spoke to L’Suavo via telephone to learn more about the track and his musical roots.
June 8, 2020
Teresa Maria of Outlandish Blog tackles the environmental pitfalls of the fashion industry and teaches us how to recycle our clothes sustainably.
June 8, 2020
Sleek, modern, and symbolic, The Burgundy Zine is proud to announce we have a new logo – and it’s all thanks to the incredible work of Henry Salas, a.k.a. @themouthartist on Instagram!
June 7, 2020
Poet Priti delights us with her scenic and captivating Venetian dreams.
June 7, 2020
There are just two weeks left for our Kickstarter to reach its funding goal! We’re 33 percent funded and can’t thank our backers enough for their support and generous contributions so far.
Donations start at a dollar and every reward receives art – commissions start at $25! If we surpass our funding goal, we will donate the surplus to both the NAACP Legal Defense Fund and the George Floyd Memorial.
Your support will enable our community to launch its very own merch store and keep growing. Please help us spread the word about our campaign.
June 6, 2020
Our bodies are essentially an apartment complex for 100 trillion micro bacteria that have found a home within our intestines.
Before you start writing up an eviction notice, it’s worth noting just how much we – and every other organism with a digestive system – depend on gut microbiota.
Recent research shows gut microbiota influence our mood, behavior, and neurodevelopment. While it may seem these microscopic critters run our lives, the gut microbiome is largely influenced by environmental factors including diet, stress, geography, and age, among others.
Instead of accusing your gut microbiota of being bad tenants, ask yourself: “Have I been a good landlord? What are they trying to tell me?”
Learn to think with your gut, not against it.
June 6, 2020
Experts at Comfy Living share 20 intriguing facts about gardening to get your green thumbs wiggling.
June 5, 2020
Experts at Primary Vitality explain the lifesaving benefits of staying hydrated.