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BIG

by Matt Stoller

Matt Stoller analyzes the politics of market power and antitrust, revealing the dangers of monopolies and the movement fighting corporate concentration.

The Roots of Progress

by Jason Crawford

Jason Crawford, founder of the Roots of Progress Institute, explores the causes of human progress and advocates for a renewed philosophy of technological advancement.

DeLong's Grasping Reality: Economy in the 2000s & Before

by Brad DeLong

Berkeley economist Brad DeLong shares economic and historical insights, analytical lenses for world events, and thoughtful recommendations.

Ethan teaches you music

by Dr. Ethan Hein

Dive into music theory, songwriting, and analysis with Dr. Ethan Hein, exploring pop concepts, chord progressions, and iconic songs.

Goto 10: Retro Computing & Gaming

by Paul Lefebvre

Dives into retrocomputing, specifically Atari computers (400-ST series). Explores personal history, hardware, software, and modern uses for these classic systems.

Hardcore Software

by Steven Sinofsky

Former Microsoft exec Steven Sinofsky shares an insider's first-person account of the PC revolution, detailing his experiences building Windows and Office.

An Irritable Métis

by Chris La Tray

Montana Poet Laureate Chris La Tray, a Métis storyteller, shares irritable, meandering thoughts on Indigenous issues, white supremacy, capitalism, and the world, often with poetry.

Letters of Note

by Shaun Usher

Shaun Usher delves into historical letters in Letters of Note. It offers free weekly content, paid subscribers get exclusive audio readings by notable actors.

The Everest Era

by Edward Nevraumont

Edward Nevraumont coaches 9-year-old Everest for the National History Bee, detailing their learning strategies, history insights, and competitive journey.

lcamtuf’s thing

by lcamtuf

lcamtuf delivers well-researched, clickbait-free articles for the inner geek, covering diverse topics like circuit theory, wacky math, and tree felling.

passerby | Substack

by passerby

Clémence Polès Farhang's `passerby` archives women globally since 2015 via intimate photography and interviews, revealing honest stories of womanhood often overlooked.

Living Landmarks of Chicago | Theresa Goodrich | Substack

by Theresa Goodrich

Theresa Goodrich reveals the vibrant history and untold stories behind Chicago's iconic landmarks, celebrating the city's visionary builders and indomitable spirit.

Love Scotland

by Scriptor Cogitationum

A Lifestyle newsletter from Scriptor Cogitationum exploring and celebrating Scotland. Get insights on Scottish living.

Insight Trunk

by Insight Trunk

Insight Trunk offers a community for people to share interests and engage in discussions within the comments section.

Hidden Histories

by Jeffrey S. Kaye

Jeffrey S. Kaye's "Hidden Histories" explores forgotten narratives and overlooked events, uncovering lesser-known stories from the past for curious minds.

Dada Drummer Almanach | Damon Krukowski | Substack

by Damon Krukowski

Artist Damon Krukowski explores sounds in music, art, and everyday life, covering drums, records, sonic experiences, and his unique musings on vegetables.

Loud And Quiet | Stuart Stubbs | Substack

by Stuart Stubbs

Loud And Quiet, by Stuart Stubbs, delivers quality music journalism: weekly news, reviews, interviews, and essays for serious music fans.

A Year of Bach | Evan Goldfine | Substack

by Evan Goldfine

Evan Goldfine, a CFO and real estate developer, shares his deep passion for music, embarking on a year-long journey exploring Johann Sebastian Bach's works.

Books Worth Reading | Substack

by Books Worth Reading

Will Wilder's Books Worth Reading guides busy professionals through great literature, history, and ideas to combat shallow thinking and monotonous living, fostering deep knowledge and unique perspectives.

Yaw's Brief: Guns, Trade, Cobalt & Africa Beyond Colonialism | Substack

by Yaw

Yaw dissects Africa's economic and political history to explain global wealth disparities. He links local narratives to global patterns, with a pragmatic, non-ideological analysis.

Banned Histories of Race in America | Samuel James | Substack

by Samuel James

Samuel James uncovers "banned histories" of race in America, exploring the white supremacist origins of U.S. laws and overlooked inventions by Black Americans.

The Music History Club | Substack

by The Music History Club

Maxine's The Music History Club offers weekly deep-dives into music history: events, album anniversaries, artist profiles across all genres, from decades past.

Chronicles | Vinnie Sperrazza | Substack

by Vinnie Sperrazza

Drummer and composer Vinnie Sperrazza's Chronicles features informative essays on jazz and jazz drummers, updates on his musical activities, and personal reflections.

Nowhere Street

by Peter Margasak

Peter Margasak shares unpublished vintage interviews and content from his forthcoming book on Chicago music (1992-2002), plus his takes on new and old music.

History Does You

by Secretary of Defense Rock

Secretary of Defense Rock analyzes military strategy, civil-military relations, and historical events, offering nuanced insights into contemporary policy and global affairs.

Giants, Gods & Dragons

by Giants, Gods & Dragons

A Faith newsletter by Giants, Gods & Dragons, exploring biblical prophecy, ancient mysteries, and faith-based topics.

Adult Sex Ed | Dani Faith Leonard | Substack

by Dani Faith Leonard

Filmmaker and writer Dani Faith Leonard's Adult Sex Ed dives into the history, culture, and science of sex, exploring topics from lube to celebrity tapes and extremism.

Zeitsprung | Leo Dihlmann | Substack

by Leo Dihlmann

Leo Dihlmann's Zeitsprung offers a weekly, concise dive into captivating personalities from the 19th and 20th centuries, with recommendations and sources.

Our Long Walk | Johan Fourie | Substack

by Johan Fourie

Johan Fourie, a South African economic historian from Stellenbosch University, explores Africa's economic past, prosperity, and societal development.

The Royal Files

by Jane

Explore royal news, history, and opinions with The Royal Files by Jane. Delivers cultural insights on monarchies past and present.

Mining the Dalkey Archive

by Chad W. Post

Chad W. Post delves into the singular publishing legacy of John O'Brien and Dalkey Archive Press, exploring its history, literary impact, and vast 1,000-book collection.

The People's Art of War | Substack

by People's Art of War

This newsletter dissects office politics with strategic insights and "real talk" from a military and corporate consultant, aiming to level the playing field.

Kari Bovee

by Kari Bovee

A newsletter from author Kari Bovee.

È la Storia bellezza | Fabio Andriola | Substack

by Fabio Andriola

Fabio Andriola, giornalista professionista, esplora la Storia con rigore giornalistico, collegando eventi passati al presente e scoprendo notizie inedite.

Spycraft 101

by Justin Black

Justin Black's Spycraft 101 unravels the world of espionage and intelligence, covering historical tradecraft and modern spy techniques.

Global Threads with Peter Frankopan

by Peter Frankopan

Peter Frankopan's 'Global Threads' newsletter examines interconnected global topics, weaving diverse narratives across cultures and current affairs.

The Bazaar of War

by BCD

BCD's The Bazaar of War dissects military theory, operational concepts, and technological developments from the past to the future, featuring series like The Chain of Combat.

Ava’s Substack

by Ava Wolfe

Ava Wolfe's newsletter lacks a description of its specific content or focus in the provided 'About' section for Newsletterly.

Chronicle Makers | Substack

by Chronicle Makers

Denyse Allen's Chronicle Makers empowers family historians to write their family's story, turning research into compelling narratives with AI assistance and community.

Before We Were White | Brian Halpin | Substack

by Brian Halpin

Brian Halpin's Before We Were White debunks American history myths, particularly the damaging myth of "race identity," exploring forgotten cultural aspects through stories and evidence.

Musical Chairs

by Steve Bradley

Steve Bradley, a musician and former journalist, shares weekly stories from music's frontline: legendary gigs, classic albums, and career highs and lows.

Footnotes by Jemar Tisby | Jemar Tisby, PhD | Substack

by Jemar Tisby, PhD

Jemar Tisby, historian and public scholar, connects American history to current events, exploring race, religion, and justice. He uncovers truths to guide action for a better future.

Newberg Report, a Texas Rangers baseball blog | Jamey Newberg | Substack

by Jamey Newberg

Jamey Newberg, a veteran writer, provides a fan's deep dive into the Texas Rangers, covering news, nostalgia, and predictions for the World Champion team.

Canadian History Ehx

by Canadian History Ehx

Explore Canadian history one post at a time with Canadian History Ehx. Discover Canada's past from Canadian History Ehx.

ROYALS EXTRA BY SALLY BEDELL SMITH | Substack

by Sally Bedell Smith

Acclaimed royal biographer Sally Bedell Smith provides behind-the-scenes insights into the British royal family, drawing from decades of research and best-selling books.

Secret History Of The World | Substack

by Secret History Of The World

Secret History of the World investigates suppressed human history, from ancient technology and Gnostic texts to the legacy of giants, revealing patterns mainstream narratives miss.

PINK THREADS by Elisabeth Griffith

by PINK THREADS

PINK THREADS by Elisabeth Griffith fosters a community where readers can engage and discuss shared interests within the comments section.

Learn Something New Today

by Anthony M, Public Historian

Public Historian Anthony M's newsletter, Learn Something New Today, fosters a community for those eager to expand their knowledge on various subjects.

AllThatHistory Weekly | Substack

by AllThatHistory

AllThatHistory Weekly provides scholarly articles and analysis on archaeology, ancient civilizations, and mythology, blending rigorous research with accessible writing.

Escriba Cafe | Christian Gurtner | Substack

by Christian Gurtner

Christian Gurtner's Escriba Cafe is Brazil's oldest history podcast. It delves into history, humanity, and the universe, offering exclusive content and a vibrant community.