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

Sorosis: The NYC Women-Only Club That Started A National Movement

Sorosis: The NYC Women-Only Club That Started A National Movement

After being rejected by their male literary peers, women writers of New York City joined forces to create their own club called Sorosis — where men weren't allowed.

Man Who Used ‘Witchcraft’ Charged With Murdering Family Of Five In Fiji

Man Who Used ‘Witchcraft’ Charged With Murdering Family Of Five In Fiji

According to an eyewitness who first found the bodies, four of the family members appeared to have been laid out in a pattern-like position on a rug on a Fiji cliff.

Meet King Jayabaya, The Nostradamus Of 12th-Century Indonesia

Meet King Jayabaya, The Nostradamus Of 12th-Century Indonesia

Unlike the French astrologer's predictions, Jayabaya's prophecies are still culturally and politically potent in modern-day Indonesia.

Couple Stumbles On Civil War Cannonballs Washed Up On A Beach Following Hurricane Dorian

Couple Stumbles On Civil War Cannonballs Washed Up On A Beach Following Hurricane Dorian

When the young couple phoned in their discovery, police, fire, and local EOD teams swarmed the beach fearing the cannonballs were still live.

Remains And Car Of Missing Man Found After 22 Years — Thanks To Google Earth

Remains And Car Of Missing Man Found After 22 Years — Thanks To Google Earth

William Earl Moldt was last seen leaving a nightclub in his car by himself in 1997. Two decades later, his remains and car were found submerged in a Florida pond.

Scientists Just Created Viable Embryos From The World’s Last Two Northern White Rhinos

Scientists Just Created Viable Embryos From The World’s Last Two Northern White Rhinos

Next, scientists will have to figure out a way to safely implant these two embryos in a surrogate mother.

Animal Activists May Have Inadvertently Killed 100 Rabbits While Trying To Rescue 16

Animal Activists May Have Inadvertently Killed 100 Rabbits While Trying To Rescue 16

The farmers claim that the stress from the activists' raid led to the abortion and death of nearly 100 of their unborn and infant rabbits. The activists claim that this is "false information."

The Complicated Legacy Of Simón Bolívar, The ‘Liberator’ Of South America

The Complicated Legacy Of Simón Bolívar, The ‘Liberator’ Of South America

Simón Bolívar freed South America's slaves — but he was also a wealthy descendent of Spaniards who believed in the interests of the state over the interests of the people.

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.