Good 'ol fashioned feminist discourse, so you know it's already problematic. Meghan and Sarah's analyses will have you laughing, crying and sometimes both at the same time.

- Kathleen Sykes

Thoughtful essays on Jewish history and culture. As a Christian, I love the depth of knowledge Freedman provides and beautiful cultural and spiritual insights that cause me to reflect on my own faith.

- Kathleen Sykes

Adorable children's illustrations and a look into the creative process.

- Kathleen Sykes

Rob Henderson's incredibly thoughtful newsletter where he tackles fashionable platitudes, luxury beliefs, and the human condition. I love his writing—it's straightforward with a lot of heart. One of my all-time favorite reads on Substack

- Kathleen Sykes

Beautiful essays, interviews and ideas from people of all stripes. Michael Judge presents these interesting people in a way that connects the reader to their fellow man.

- Kathleen Sykes

A nuanced, interesting and cathartic read—Henley invites interesting thinkers onto her podcast to discuss nuanced subjects you would almost never hear in a normal news. She includes fascinating authors, journalists who write provocative pieces and thoughtful cultural insight in the world we live in.

- Kathleen Sykes

Smart, incisive and to-the-point analysis on how to handle PR flack. I highly recommend reading this if you're in a communications or marketing field.

- Kathleen Sykes

A motley discussion about history—particularly the fascinating history of the UK.

- Kathleen Sykes

Hilarious takes on internet nonsense. Kinda like dying from freezing to death while the world burns.

- Kathleen Sykes

Definitely not ruly, couth, kempt or gainly—which makes these historical figures MUCH more fun to read about.

- Kathleen Sykes

I don't even like sportsball, but I love the House of Strauss podcast and Ethan Strauss' insights!

- Kathleen Sykes

True to its name, Annette is great at presenting history in a non-boring way. I often find myself chuckling along at the jokes she includes in her writing. You would have stayed awake if she were your high school history teacher!

- Kathleen Sykes

Sarah Fritz' observations on under-sung composer Clara Schumann are witty, hilarious, and sometimes deeply heart wrenching.

- Kathleen Sykes

These letters will have you thinking, crying and laughing out loud while they give you deep insight into the past and the people who wrote them.

- Kathleen Sykes

Hunter Schwarz's striking (and often hilarious) observations on political campaigns and graphic design will change the way you feel about politics.

- Kathleen Sykes

Jesse Singal is an incredible journalist who has spectacular attention to detail and nuance. He's not afraid to dig deep into uncomfortable subjects, and it doesn't hurt that he's an incredibly engaging writer.

- Kathleen Sykes