Dog training, car insurance and a recipe for cookies share a blog with network marketing advice, and once you notice that you understand what this is. Jason Campbell assembled a very large general interest site, and the range of subjects is the honest description of it.
Some of the material still holds up on its own terms. The cooking posts give you something to do this evening. The insurance ones ask the questions people forget to ask before renewing. The dog training piece makes the sensible point that everybody in the house has to use the same commands or the animal simply gets confused.
The marketing posts are the standard set, repeated with different titles, and one compares two social networks against each other as though the outcome were still open.
Ninety five posts, and no thread connecting them beyond the person who published them.
Use it the way you would use a magazine rack. Pick the subject you happen to need, read the one article, and expect nothing to follow on from it.