A travel blog hitting all the cities you won't visit, by way of running, dive bars, history, and community. Let's get weird and redefine what it means to vacation while finding the next great American city.

Labor, politics, and power.

Dispatches and photos from walks around the world

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A visual newsletter of essays on culture, the post-career midlife, and the creative self, written by a Gen X empty nester. With curated links, delivered weekly.

Essays on philosophy, ethics, and technology — written by a Ph.D. philosopher, bridging Eastern and Western thought for readers seeking depth, not soundbites.

poems, short fiction, essays, opinion, audio, video

A podcast about politics, health, medicine, the body, illness, psychoanalysis, psychiatry, social reproduction, disability, prison, policing, abolition, gender, sexuality, pharmaceuticals, and much more.

I'm a union organizer, historian, photographer, and audio producer based in Iowa.

A newsletter and a podcast about tricky brains.

Songs, poems, sentences, the odd paragraph.

Poetry and prose about growing up on the plains. Inspired by Bach’s fugues, slasher flicks of the 1980s, and the smell of cassettes.

Consciousness Culture from a California perspective

Balancing hindsight and hope with an occasional splash of whiskey, I navigate life’s twists and turns while trying not to stumble with weekly personal essays every Monday on resilience, identity, and self-discovery.

a little bit country, a little bit rock & roll

social science, solarpunk, activism, media, culture

Doyle Canning's Good Story is Sense Making, Strategy, Narrative - No Nonsense. A Progressive and practical POV, with a weekly dose of what to do next.

Stuff I'll probably regret sharing publicly

Written from a journalist in a red state, this newsletter is personal, political, sometimes funny and always raises hell.

a mirabilary is a person who writes of wonders.

Folklore, writings, and sounds of global finfolk, sirens, mermaids, Rusalki, in-between people, and spirits of the water

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