Lorraine Halton, Author at RadHistory

Future-Proof: The Most AI-Resistant Jobs—And What History Says About Them

It would be almost impossible to avoid the implementation of AI into our culture at this point. There are numerous applications that have been explored from the processing of scientific data to customer service systems and many more. But, despite the hype

July 15, 2025

The Hustle Files

Time’s Up: The Invention of the 9-to-5 Workday and the Fight for Balance

Our modern societies have the 9 to 5 working schedules deeply embedded in their roots. Even to this day, this is regarded as the typical framework for full-time jobs. But, what was the inception of this schedule? Where are these hours of

July 14, 2025

The Hustle Files

Quiet Quitting vs. Conscious Quitting: Two Modern Movements With Deep Historical Roots

In the modern workplace, there are two terms that have entered the lexicon that highlight the tensions that can exist between employers and employees: quiet quitting and conscious quitting. Both terms refer to an insistence to set boundaries and a rejection of

July 13, 2025

Vibe Check

The Great City Escape: Why Millennials Are Ditching Big Cities (Again)

During the last decade, an urban migration has been quietly underway as millennials that seemed to thrive in cities have slowly moved to the suburbs, smaller cities, and beyond. This is reminiscent of the waves of urbanization and the de-urbanization that we’ve

July 12, 2025

Money Moves

Beat the Bill: How to Lower Medical Costs Without Losing Your Mind

We are born into one body, which we need to take care of because it must last us our entire lives. So, it should come as no surprise that for most Americans their top priority is great healthcare. But, the cost of

July 11, 2025

The Hustle Files

Midlife, Major Moves: How to Switch Careers in Your 40s (and Why People Always Have)

Up until recently, a person would enter the workforce in their chosen field and work in that role for their entire lives until retirement. Deviating from that path was considered to be a sign that the person was a failure or that

July 9, 2025

Health Revolutions

Shell Shock to PTSD: How War Shaped the Way We Talk About Mental Health

When we evaluate the effects of war, we tend to focus on the loss of life and physical wounds that were not fatal for the soldiers and civilians caught up in the fighting. But, the psychological impact of war can have devastating

July 4, 2025

Money Moves

Crash Course: How the Great Depression Changed Personal Finance Forever

The Great Depression is often overlooked when it comes to discussions about modern finances. After all, how could something that happened almost a century ago have any meaningful relevance to how we engage with the financial world today? As the British Prime

July 1, 2025

Lorraine Halton

Future-Proof: The Most AI-Resistant Jobs—And What History Says About Them

Time’s Up: The Invention of the 9-to-5 Workday and the Fight for Balance

Quiet Quitting vs. Conscious Quitting: Two Modern Movements With Deep Historical Roots

The Great City Escape: Why Millennials Are Ditching Big Cities (Again)

Beat the Bill: How to Lower Medical Costs Without Losing Your Mind

Midlife, Major Moves: How to Switch Careers in Your 40s (and Why People Always Have)

Shell Shock to PTSD: How War Shaped the Way We Talk About Mental Health

Crash Course: How the Great Depression Changed Personal Finance Forever

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