Natasha Ishak, Author At All That's Interesting

Natasha Ishak

A former staff writer for All That's Interesting, Natasha Ishak holds a Master's in journalism from Emerson College and her work has appeared in VICE, Insider, Vox, and Harvard's Nieman Lab.

Recent Posts

Ohio Man Calls Police, Accuses Them Of Stealing His Weed, And Then Demands They Return It

Ohio Man Calls Police, Accuses Them Of Stealing His Weed, And Then Demands They Return It

"From what I know, 100 grams is cool, right? Or am I wrong?" The cop on the other end replied, "You are wrong."

Grieving Cat Owner Drops $35,000 To Create China’s First Cloned Kitten

Grieving Cat Owner Drops $35,000 To Create China’s First Cloned Kitten

"In my heart, Garlic is irreplaceable... [But] Garlic didn't leave anything for future generations, so I could only choose to clone."

Vegan Woman Sues Her Neighbor Over Smell Of Grilled Fish — And Sparks 3,000-Person Protest BBQ

Vegan Woman Sues Her Neighbor Over Smell Of Grilled Fish — And Sparks 3,000-Person Protest BBQ

Vegan Cilla Carden tried to take her neighbors to Supreme Court for their constant grilling, smoking, and playing basketball. The case was thrown out.

By 2025, You May Be Able To Stay In A Luxury Space Hotel Named After A Nazi

By 2025, You May Be Able To Stay In A Luxury Space Hotel Named After A Nazi

"Eventually, going to space will just be another option people will pick for their vacation, just like going on a cruise, or going to Disney World."

Drowning Woman Mocked, Scolded, And Told To ‘Shut Up’ By 911 Operator Just Before Dying

Drowning Woman Mocked, Scolded, And Told To ‘Shut Up’ By 911 Operator Just Before Dying

"You're not gonna die, I don't know why you're freaking out... I know the water level is high... but you freaking out is doing nothing but losing your oxygen level up in there, so calm down."

The Ancient City Of Hasankeyf Has Hosted 20 Cultures Over 11,000 Years, But Now It May Be Destroyed

The Ancient City Of Hasankeyf Has Hosted 20 Cultures Over 11,000 Years, But Now It May Be Destroyed

Though Hasankeyf has more than 200 precious archaeological sites in its vicinity, the Turkish government wants to flood it in order to build a dam as part of an ambitious energy project.

This Man Was Just Released After 36 Years In Prison — For Stealing $50 From A Bakery

This Man Was Just Released After 36 Years In Prison — For Stealing $50 From A Bakery

The change in Alabama law that helped set him free was made more than a decade ago — but he's only just seeing his release now.

Emma Lazarus, The Courageous Jewish Poet Behind The Statue Of Liberty’s Famous Inscription

Emma Lazarus, The Courageous Jewish Poet Behind The Statue Of Liberty’s Famous Inscription

Emma Lazarus was a renowned Jewish-American writer whose most famous poem, 'The New Colossus,' is immortalized on the Statue of Liberty.

Watch As This Rhino Goes On A Rampage Against A Zookeeper’s Car While She’s Stuck Inside

Watch As This Rhino Goes On A Rampage Against A Zookeeper’s Car While She’s Stuck Inside

The disturbing rampage was captured on video by a visitor. Miraculously, the zookeeper survived and asked to return to work as soon as possible.

Illness, Infertility, And Illicit Friendships: Inside The Scandalous Court Of Queen Anne

Illness, Infertility, And Illicit Friendships: Inside The Scandalous Court Of Queen Anne

Queen Anne was the first to rule over a united Britain, but her reign was marred by 17 failed pregnancies and accusations of a lesbian love triangle between her and two women in her court.

This Man Rode A Paddle Board From California To Hawaii — And Saw Plastic The Whole Way There

This Man Rode A Paddle Board From California To Hawaii — And Saw Plastic The Whole Way There

During his 76 days out at sea, Antonio de la Rosa saw incredible marine life — and a lot of plastic trash.