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business, culture, and gen z trends as seen on my group chats

All manner of notable ephemera on matters edible, imbibable or otherwise. Melbourne, Australia.

An inconsistent patchwork of recipes, founder musings, travel recommendations and everything else the internet doesn't need more of. I'll try to keep it short.

A journal bringing depth, diversity, and fresh perspectives to personal development, coaching, and creativity.

passerby is an online magazine, club, and newsletter that celebrates the women who pass us by. Since 2015, passersby from all over the world have welcomed us into their homes, offering an honest and intimate look into their lives.

A deep travel handbook to Mexico and beyond

Going deep on the Los Angeles food scene.

The weekly curation of ‘what to do, when’ in Paris. Intimate events, art salves, nature escapes and neighbourhood guides, along with tips and resources for mastering French.

Quality recommendations and actionable intel about Los Angeles and surrounds, from the team that started Eater and Curbed.

Quality recommendations and actionable intel about New York City and surrounds, from the team that started Eater and Curbed.

6 brief personal recommendations of cool stuff.

A newsletter at the intersection of brands and AI.

Insider takes for the restaurant professional – features, profiles, essays, lists, interviews, and more. Share us with all your restaurant obsessed friends.

Here we talk about technology, entrepreneurship, blockchain, humans and some good readings/writings.

A newsletter about all things compost :)

A newsletter about the lesson-filled lives of fascinating people. And other good stuff.

Weekly music playlists by curators.

"In the Executive Spotlight" provides insights and strategies for business executives, senior and aspiring leaders, navigate their path to success and shine as they accomplish personal and professional excellence.

It's a store. It's a magazine. (It's a fashion shopping newsletter.)

"Like one big group text with other guys fumbling their way through fatherhood." — Esquire

A weekly newsletter on poetry, art, music, photography and all things creative. Curated with love. Designed to inspire.

The mechanics of building sustainable media businesses

Writes about the food in his life.

A Taste of Someone's Taste 2ish times a week.

A newsletter exploring the psychedelic renaissance and new horizons in the mind with extra attention given to the ideas of Carl Gustav Jung.

A newsletter about education, play, computer science, culture and childhood.

One man's magazine: notes on living well from the perspective of a restaurateur, entrepreneur, writer, and home cook.

A Digest of Developments

How to live near (and with) friends

For investors compounding small improvements

Learning to design and build new things in "the most undisciplined, irreverent, and original manner possible".

A daily newsletter about the spirit of enterprise.

Always: practical style advice. Sometimes: watches, golf, travel, gear.

Ground Condition is a newsletter that explores today's design terrain. Consider it your terra firma for all things design, from the biggest idea to the smallest detail. IG: @kelseykeith

What's good in culture, marketing, and strategy

This delightful weekly letter helps you make better creative and strategic decisions. That's it. Send tweet.

Slice-of-life comics by Edith Zimmerman.

Ideas, inspiration, and provocations for creativity, work, and staying human. From author Rob Walker.

Making the case for good content, clear writing and the creative process.

Notes from the collision of meatspace and the internet.

A newsletter about electronic music and the culture / industry that surrounds it.

The world’s largest newsletter for small computers in and around vehicles. The future is urban. The future is electric. The future is micro.

A newsletter for watch collectors. Recs on what to buy (and not to). From a former Hodinkee editor.

Weekly essays on how technology reshapes how we create and consume culture, plus updates on my book and writing.

Every weekday, two hours of music that's perfect for working (no vocals).

A tech and online culture publication by Taylor Lorenz, featuring exclusive reporting, interviews, and insights about the online world.