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US healthcare is a joke. Let's make it funny.
Out-Of-Pocket is a weekly comedic deep-dive and analysis into the rabbithole that is our healthcare system. Existing healthcare research is dry and boring, and raises questions like:
The new weekly newsletter that explores pop culture of the '70s, '80s and '90s (via Toronto, Canada). RETRONTARIO was created to celebrate the neglected corners of Ontario’s rich televisual history; to put back into circulation material which...
Free weekly newsletter with our favorite half marathons and other distance races.
Every weekday, a newsletter with more amazing races we think you’ll love running + occasional exclusive, limited-time discounts to those events.
Weekly essa…
This is White Guy Confidence, Karen K. Ho’s newsletter about the stuff she’s doing, the things she’s reading, and her general advice about how to avoid her mistakes. You either previously subscribed to her TinyLetter or are a new subscriber. She ...
Learn about Drew & Natalie’s hand-picked subjects! By subscribing, you’ll get a newsletter and podcast with bizarre facts and tales, dug up by Drew & Natalie and delivered hot and steaming to...
Reporting on cities, energy, and the environment
Michael Shellenberger is a Time Magazine "Hero of the Environment,"Green Book Award winner, and the founder and president of Environmental Progress.
He is author of
At least once per week, Hxagon’s Latin America Risk Report publishes a free newsletter providing original reporting and analysis out of Latin America as well as links to other news, analysis and research...
The FAQ on how to find an agent and how to write books, all in one place....
The Official 2020 Democratic Primary candidate tracker....
I’ll be covering the play by play of the current pandemic-induced global depression and how policymakers should respond to it as well as assessing how they actually are responding. My focus here will be monetary analysis, which is not the same thing