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Poet Saeed Jones was born in Memphis and raised in Lewisville, Texas. His poems engage themes of intimacy, race, and power, and often incorporate elements of mythology...
Standing oration is a bonfire for public speakers. Huddle around with the rest of us, as we talk about living and working as a public speaker.
Every week I send out a list of 3 things I think are worth sharing — practical meditations on life, creativity, and mental models...
in Independent, Science
in Independent, Science
When Elon Musk wanted to tell people about his quest to colonise Mars and get the world off fossil fuels, he called Tim to write the story. Superhuman logic and stick men drawings that will completely rewire your brain.
It's politics for your eyes. Subscribe for the weekly email about the culture, branding, and visual rhetoric of politics, by Hunter Schwarz:
Matt Stoller is a Fellow at the Open Markets Institute and the author the forthcoming Simon and Schuster book Goliath: The Hundred-Year War Between Monopoly Power and Democracy.Previously, I was a Senior Policy Advisor and Budget Analyst…
The goal of The Daily Coach is to provide a daily hands-on approach to becoming a better leader...
Twice a month, I publish a newsletter that highlights new ideas about how to be more creative and make time for the work that matters. It’s smart, actionable, and useful.
You will receive 2 daily mails on the coronavirus / COVID-19 pandemic:
The most important headlines, with my personal comment.
A daily essay analyzing a particular topic of this pandemic.
You won’t only get data or news, but analyses to
The true Crime that's worth your time.
As you course know, the true crime genre has exploded since The Blotter first launched in 2011. Kids, ask your parents -- back then, to scratch our itch we often had to resort to pulp paperbacks and...