The rivalry between these two libation titans is long-standing. Tea fanatics preach endlessly about the various health benefits of brewed leaves while coffee lovers consistently chronicle their endless appreciation for ground beans.

Spring has come to the northern hemisphere. Here are some of the best places to enjoy the blossoms.

In the heart of the desert, Dani Redd digests the ‘heart of the earth’, and learns the mysterious secrets contained within.

I thought my collection of Brazilian music was pretty impressive… until I went to Brazil.

You may have heard of measuring your carbon footprint, but what about measuring how much water you use? As we become more and more aware that we may be using water at an unsustainable pace, the idea of water footprints—the amount of water an individual uses—is becoming more common. Thankfully our friends at Good Magazine have created a helpful chart for measuring your water footprint.

Like the Godfather of Soul would say... "Papa's got a brand new bag" at Matador and we're excited about some new moves being made around the Matador Network. First, and foremost, we are pumped to welcome our newest editors to the team: Kate Sedgwick, Christine Garvin, Teresa Ponikvar, Sarah Menkedick, Carlo Alcos, and Hal Amen. Second, we've got a new look around the network. Hope you dig it!

A Teresa Ponikvar explains, it's not just the snow and rivers and terrain that make Montana good to go any time of the year, but the unique people, culture, and natural history. Getsome.