March has been full of diverse needs posted and answered by the Jig community. Here are some of the best Jig posts from the month:
A New Public Radio Podcast
Nick posted a need for a new public radio podcast and received 24 suggestions from the Jig community. Some of the top suggestions included:
- NPR’s Planet Money, - engaging commentary on the rapidly changing global economy, suggested by Chris and Alix
- Wait Wait Don’t Tell Me - The Oddly Informative News Quiz, suggested by Alix
- The Sound of Young America (Bullseye), suggested by Austin
Nick found his solution in The Moth, True Stories Told Live, suggested by Jimmy Ogden. You can see all of the podcasts suggested for this need on Nick’s post on Jig.
Practical and Stylish Shoes for an Active Mom
When Shona shared her need for practical and stylish shoes, she said that the shoes should be able to withstand the test of time and children. Shona received 10 suggestions for shoes that might meet her need, including:
- Women’s Maori Fern Travel Shoes - these Mary Jane style flats from Naot, recommended by Kathy, have a removable cork/latex memory-foam foot bed that molds to your foot for customized arch support and shock absorption
- Robyn recommended Naturalizer Calva for their versatility. She has them in both brown and black and says they are comfy, durable, and look great with jeans or a sundress
- SAS Shoes - super popular with nurses and waitstaff and legendary for their durability, Nick recommended these as an alternative to Dansko
You can see other suggestions for comfortable and stylish shoes on Shona’s post on Jig.
Things to See in Boston
Chris shared that he would be visiting Boston with his son and father for one day in March. He received 11 suggestions for things to see and do around town:
- South End Restaurants were suggested by Andrew as a culinary haven
- Jimmy suggested the Duck Boat as a hokey and jokey fun activity for both 12 year olds and 75 year olds to enjoy
- The Freedom Trail was suggested by Rob and Emily as a really fun way to experience the town’s history
For more suggestions on what to see in Boston, visit Chris’ need on Jig.
