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Weekly essays on how technology reshapes how we create and consume culture, plus updates on my book and writing.
It’s like having a friend that pops in your inbox once a week to keep you updated on interesting things in entertainment, comedy, and internet culture. No wait, that’s exactly what this is. That is, if you consider me a friend at least. We can be ...
Live Long and Prosper
Further is a weekly email with the top hand-picked health, wealth, and personal growth resources for Generation X.
Live your best life at midlife.
The internet makes you angry. Ask Molly is a soothing space where your rage goes to relax and have some fun.
Molly has been living in the shadow her benevolent twin Polly for years now, and all that heartwarming inspiration has turne…
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.
A few different things: current events and processes, thoughts on past happenings, book reviews, and eventually, interviews and other content. It offers thoughts and explanations of past happenings (like migration in prehistory, the invention of
True facts and hot takes from around the tech universe, in your inbox every Sunday...
This is the newsletter formerly known as Snippets, which I wrote at Social Capital from 2015-2019.
Every week, I humbly tackle reader questions about product, growth, people management, and anything else that’s stressing them out at the office. I’ll tackle three reader questions each week (keeping your name and company anonymous) until people...
Receive 6 brief personal recommendations of cool stuff, curated by Kevin Kelly.
A newsletter about the complexity of making good public policy in the midst of a global pandemic.
The COVID-19 pandemic has challenged global policy makers in ways unheard of in most of our lifetimes. Fraught as they were, the credit crisis