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Rachel Sklar and Glynnis MacNicol bring you a thrice-weekly general-interest funly-curated hodgepodge of awesome.
News, updates, reviews and analysis of industry and consumer trends in the world of streaming
Free signups get one letter on the last Monday of every month. Paying subscribers additionally get a weekly letter every Monday (*fingers crossed emoji*), plus extras (previews, bits of my book manuscript, ruminations on my life lol) on an…
next for me publishes news and resources for our 50+ generation. We host events across the country to discuss work, financial health, our communities, and what’s next. Sign up for our weekly newsletter.
We love photography. Everything about it. Whether it’s capturing the candid smile of a child riding her bike for the first time, photographing the grit of Manhattan’s streets, recording an epic sunrise over Half Dome in Yosemite, or shootin…
Shedunnit is a storytelling podcast that unravels the mysteries behind classic detective stories. The Observer called each episode “a small but perfectly formed little gem” and the Irish Times says it is “already essential listening for…
Techvibes is a leading digital destination for technology, digital culture, and modern lifestyle content. Founded in 2002, Techvibes narrates technology’s impact on life and culture. With writers across North America, we combine breaking n…
TheLi.st is a network and visibility platform for professional women from all industries who are ambitious, accomplished and committed to helping each other rise. It is our version of The Old Boy’s Club: a highly curated, cross-generational…
The project turns everyone into an artist and every location into an exhibition space. Having found its origins in streetart, windowzoo has gone further and generated a new, non-destructive kind of urban landscape intervention. The context…

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