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

Tourists Will Be Able To Submerge 13,000 Feet Under The Sea To The Wreckage Of Titanic For $125,000

Tourists Will Be Able To Submerge 13,000 Feet Under The Sea To The Wreckage Of Titanic For $125,000

"Being in a sub, and being nice and cozy, and having a hot chocolate with you, beats the heck out of freezing and going through a two-hour decompression hanging in deep water."

The Great Lesbian Love Affair Of Rose Cleveland, The Former First Lady Of The United States

The Great Lesbian Love Affair Of Rose Cleveland, The Former First Lady Of The United States

"You are mine, and I am yours, and we are one, and our lives are one henceforth," the former First Lady wrote.

Researchers Drop 17,000 Wallets To Test Human Honesty — And Are Pleasantly Surprised By The Results

Researchers Drop 17,000 Wallets To Test Human Honesty — And Are Pleasantly Surprised By The Results

The international experiment showed that people are certainly better than we thought.

Japanese Scientists Crack Mystery Of The Nazca Lines

Japanese Scientists Crack Mystery Of The Nazca Lines

Scientists were able to re-identify 16 bird geoglyphs from Peru’s mysterious Nazca lines. One drawing that was previously thought to be a hummingbird has been re-classified as a hermit.

This Small Norwegian Island, Where The Sun Doesn’t Set For 69 Days, Wants To Abolish Time

This Small Norwegian Island, Where The Sun Doesn’t Set For 69 Days, Wants To Abolish Time

“Our goal is to provide full flexibility, 24/7. If you want to cut the lawn at 4 a.m., then you do it.”

Priceless 17th-Century Caravaggio Painting Discovered Behind Mattresses In Old French Attic

Priceless 17th-Century Caravaggio Painting Discovered Behind Mattresses In Old French Attic

It took five years of verification and restoration to prepare the 1607 Caravaggio for auction. It is expected to go for $170 million.

Fish Egg Survives And Hatches After A Swan Ate It And Pooped It Out

Fish Egg Survives And Hatches After A Swan Ate It And Pooped It Out

Only five out of 650 killifish eggs survived the long journey through the swan’s digestive tract intact. And only one of them hatched.

36 Photos Of The Battle Of Stalingrad, The Biggest Clash In The History Of War

36 Photos Of The Battle Of Stalingrad, The Biggest Clash In The History Of War

The bitter, colossal Battle of Stalingrad was the key turning point of World War II, paving the way for the eventual defeat of Nazi Germany.

Greenland’s Ice Is Melting So Much, These Sled Dogs Look Like They’re Walking On Water

Greenland’s Ice Is Melting So Much, These Sled Dogs Look Like They’re Walking On Water

Astonishing photo of a pack of sled dogs charging through melting ice caps in Greenland was "more symbolic than scientific to many."

American Trophy Hunter Killed Rare Black Giraffe, Turned Its Skin Into A Gun Bag And Throw Pillows

American Trophy Hunter Killed Rare Black Giraffe, Turned Its Skin Into A Gun Bag And Throw Pillows

A Kentucky hunter received backlash after she posted photos of her smiling over the black giraffe that she shot and killed. In a TV interview, she argued that she was contributing to conservation efforts.

Gray Whales Are Dying At An Alarming Rate—And Researchers Are Running Out Of Space For Their Corpses

Gray Whales Are Dying At An Alarming Rate—And Researchers Are Running Out Of Space For Their Corpses

As an alarming number of gray whale corpses wash ashore in Washington State, the local government is asking landowners to donate their property as makeshift graveyards.