Because I clearly don’t have immune system that is equipped to deal with life in the world without turning into a balloon-face with the lungs of an 85-year-old smoker, I think I should start using Koto CubeSensor. As someone is officially allergic to dust it behooves me to see what offenders are lurking in the fibers of carpets and load up on Zyrtec and Flonase. Koto offers a few different models, which besides sensing dust, can tell you about air quality and weather changes. Definitely the next hottest in-nursery accessory that parents freak out about forgetting when they go on vacation.

Turns out that besides the rampant concussion problem and the usual sports injuries, football players experience a host of other health issues that they won’t admit. Is it because they are too tough? Too oblivious? Too many concussions? SMRT Mouth is smart so you don’t have to be. It’s a mouthguard that doesn’t just protect your teeth, it provides biometric data that let’s you know when you need to drink water, or slow down. The idea came from the teammate of a young player who died of heatstroke – a horrible and entirely preventable way to die.

While I can’t say I’ve ever played pinball, I’m still very excited about the documentary “Wizard Mode“, which follows a pinball champion who also happens to be autistic. As the film chronicles Robert Gagno’s ascent in the pinball world, it attempts to de-stigmatize autism by taking a close look at the way he has overcome struggles that most people cannot understand.

In a very appropriate turn of events, Henry Rollins, the lead singer of 80’s hardcore/punk band Black Flag is starring in “He Never Died“, a movie about an immortal cannibal. Instead of relishing in being unkillable, in classic nihilistic punk fashion he is bored and thinks humans are lame. All is pretty chill until something from his past comes back and things get real. And there is nothing realer than an immortal cannibal in my opinion.

If you didn’t think Hidden Cash was cool enough, our Senior Director of Marketing Yan Budman’s partner in do-gooder-ing (you could call it doing good but I choose not to) is at it again. In the mounting frustration over the refugee crisis and lack of any real solutions, a San Francisco real estate investor is crowdfunding a Refugee Nation for all those displaced by conflict around the world. Instead of trying to create temporary fixes a proposal like his – which to be clear will not be complete just with the Indiegogo campaign – would be a permanent way to provide a country for the countryless. Stay tuned for more.