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Data journalist Jeremy Singer-Vine is the this newsletter, which spotlights interesting data sets and data-driven projects. Singer-Vine is currently the data editor at BuzzFeed News.
You’re a serious, ambitious creative. Whatever form your work takes—writing, film, comics, audio, design, performance, teaching, consulting, speaking—it’s the well of energy that you draw on to make your life meaningful.
You’ve got big, am…
Launched on February 14, 2018, a.k.a Valentine’s Day, Salty is a newsletter and media brand bringing intersectional feminism into the bedroom—or dungeon, whatever you’re into. Claire Fitzsimmons is the woman behind the very NSFW sexuality
Meatspace is Sarah and Lora's weekly digest of weird/wack/need-to-know tech news — and our warm takes on all of it.
Peter Zeihan is a geopolitical strategist who has immersed himself in in the world of international affairs throughout his career. He launched his own firm, Zeihan on Geopolitics, in 2012 in order to specialize in customized executive brief…
Welcome! We are the Gee family, just your “average” family working from all around the world as Family Travel Journalists! Our story began on the 15th of August, 2015 when we decided to sell everything and leave home for a journey around th…
Maker Weekly delivers a deep dive on the maker phenomenon, the trends, motivations & tools of modern indiemakers.
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Over the course the 2019 Daily Meditations, Richard Rohr mines the depths his Christian tradition through his Franciscan and contemplative lens. Each week builds on previous topics, but you can join at any time! Learn more about this…
A food newsletter for novel times. Read an awesome issue on spice, meat, & community here:
https://narrowscale.com/vittles-2020-08-08.html (If you got here from the newsletter recently, the "read it" link was supposed to go to that article -sorry!)