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FLESH WORLD

by Jessica DeFino

Jessica DeFino's FLESH WORLD critiques the beauty industry's myths, marketing, and cultural impact from an un-bought, unhinged, and award-winning perspective.

Question Everything | Substack

by Question Everything

Patrick Ryan explores hidden systems, societal programming, and spiritual battles, guiding truth seekers to mental sovereignty and an ungovernable state.

The Science Fictions Podcast | Tom Chivers | Substack

by Tom Chivers

Hosts Tom Chivers and Stuart Ritchie dissect controversial scientific issues, cut through hype, and find reliable research on The Studies Show podcast.

Card Catalog

by Hana Lee Goldin, MLIS

Librarian Hana Lee Goldin helps readers develop essential information literacy skills and critical thinking to navigate the complexities of AI and the digital age.

Les Clés de l'Infox Santé | Catherine Bertrand-Ferrandis | Substack

by Catherine Bertrand-Ferrandis

Catherine Bertrand-Ferrandis equips health actors with concrete tools to identify, neutralize, and combat health misinformation and fake news, fostering trusted dialogue.

Bug-eyed and Shameless | Justin Ling | Substack

by Justin Ling

Journalist Justin Ling's Bug-eyed and Shameless dissects political extremism, misinformation, and information warfare, exploring how our collective reality is unstuck.

Media and Democracy Project

The Media and Democracy Project tackles corporate media failures, advocates for pro-democracy media infrastructure, and empowers citizens with critical thinking.

Reality Check

by Getting Better Foundation

Reality Check, from the Getting Better Foundation, offers weekly evidence-based updates on global progress, cutting through noise and spin.

Notes from the Underground with David Aaronovitch | Substack

by David Aaronovitch

David Aaronovitch's Notes from the Underground helps readers debunk bogus claims, prebunk conspiracists, and sift myths, informed by his extensive media career.

Tangle

Tangle covers U.S. politics, summarizing right, left, & center arguments with "our take." Independent and non-partisan, it informs a diverse audience.

Dense Discovery

Kai, former publisher of Offscreen, offers a weekly guide to a more considered existence online and offline, resisting attention merchants.

xpostfactoid

by Andrew Sprung

News and analysis on the Affordable Care Act (ACA) by Andrew Sprung, tracing its evolution from Obamacare to Bidencare.