Substacks recommended by Shana Hormann

Recommended by Shana Hormann

Our world faces shared challenges that deeply affect our mental well-being. Sharing hope is vital for maintaining emotional balance during difficult times. Gurdeep's dancing and writing embody this spirit, expressing joy, hope, love, and positivity.

SmallStack

By Robin Taylor

A collection of the finest newsletters with fewer than 1,000 subscribers, with special love given to the under 500 subscriber stacks out there.

On Substack

By Substack Team

Resources, stories, and news for the writers, podcasters, musicians, video creators, and culture makers publishing on Substack.

Open Windows- Ann Telnaes

Ann Telnaes- Artist, visual storyteller, creator of "Open Windows"

Encourage Meant

By 'Encourage Meant'

A regular burst of positivity inspired by The Encouragement Manifesto

Create Me Free

By Kathryn Vercillo

Where Art Meets Psychology. We are not all "tortured geniuses" and art isn't always therapy but there is so much richness and connection and magic in the in between. Let's play, communicate, and learn there.

LaVerne’s Substack

By LaVerne Xilegg Demientieff

My personal Substack

15th Century Feminist

By 15thCenturyFeminist

Here we'll explore how medieval misogyny informs modern philosophy while uncovering the feminisms of the Middle Ages. No longer will the women of the Middle Ages be erased, minimized, or villainized.

The View from Rural Missouri by Jess Piper

My name is Jess and I was a high school Literature teacher for 16 years until I decided to run as a Democrat in a rural, red district in Missouri. I bring you news and politics from Missouri and beyond from a rural progressive point of view.

/rōot/ by dimple dhabalia

By / rōot / by dimple dhabalia

essays, poetry, and art exploring questions of spirituality, morality, grief, and belonging through the lens of spiritual ecology

The Dworkin Report

By Scott Dworkin

Insight into national politics and elections from a seasoned and fearless independent journalist, delivered to your inbox daily so you can stay inspired and informed—while you push back on Trump and corporate media.

the sunday stack

By katie

all the food i'm cooking, techniques i’m finding, tasty things i’m trying & maybe some other stuff - you'll just have to find out :*

cuídate

By Josefina

heartfelt musings and soulful reflections for intentional living ☼ A monthly newsletter dedicated to the art of mindfulness where simplicity and slowness create space for joy, gentleness, and a renewed sense of purpose.

Listen to her words - they are a balm to my heart. “I’m Josefina, the writer behind this platform. My heartfelt wish is that my words become honey to your soul, bringing sweetness and healing to your bones.” (Proverbs 16:24)

- Shana Hormann

The Feral Stack

By Summer Koester

Rewriting the cultural scripts that no longer serve us—from Alaska

Summer is an award-winning writer. She describes herself as an anthropologist, shapeshifter, teacher of Spanish. She lives in Lingit, Aani, Alaska (also known as Juneau).

- Shana Hormann

Gratitude Journal

By Alex Elle

A virtual gratitude journal by writer and teacher, Alex Elle.

Alex Elle says, “Love is persistent. It shows me repeatedly that it refuses to be ignored or denied.” Her comments about love and feeling lovable are moving

- Shana Hormann

Sober App Substack

Welcome! We created this space as an extension of Sober App—a free app to help you discover freedom through sober living. Join our engaged and growing community—one in which everyone shares a common goal of of staying sober, one day at a time.

The Magdalene Thread

By Alicia Assad & Kelly Ingraham

Essays and conversations on Mary Magdalene as the feminine embodiment of heart-based spirituality and extraordinary faith.

The Feminine Divine is wholeness, a sacred gift that has been shrouded and withheld. I am excited to read The Magdalene Thread and connect more deeply with Mary.

- Shana Hormann

Devin’s Substack

By Devin Rivard

Studying the Future requires a sober view of the present and deep critical analysis of trends and human behavior. It is not so much about forecast "the Future" as it is mapping the most probable futures--plural--to be agile in the face of adversity.

Devin pays attention to trends and impacts that are just beginning and will arise in our near future.

- Shana Hormann

Healing Circles

Recommended by Shana Hormann