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The small community of curious people about the passion economy. Community Weekly is a curated collection of all things community. Created for “online creators striving to stay independent”, the newsletter provides articles on community building, recommendations for community tools and events, and most importantly - a list of new online communities to join. Community Weekly has an extension in a podcast form - CommunityOps where Anna Grigoryan interviews community builders about the experiences of building a...yes, a community. The newsletter contains Weekly Originals, Featured Community, and a section for Community Newcomers. Subscribe to learn about community onboarding and pipelines, discover interesting stats, and….join the community at Community Weekly!

Tools, resources, case studies, and inspiration for the makers and indie entrepreneurs who are predicting the future by building it. Hackerpreneur is a digital magazine with all sorts of content divided into a blog, newsletter, notes, quotes, and much more. Marc Eglon believes that great writing should be “spread across geography and time” and so he hand-picks a variety of valuable resources and essays from the world wide web to share perspectives on the future of work. Targeted for those “who live and work on their own terms”, Hackerpreneur hosts original long-form essays and curated collections of links to articles, videos. Read about fixing the internet, building products, and entrepreneurship and “keep on making”!

A brief interval of relief delivered to your inbox every morning. The Daily Respite is a newsletter that aims to brighten up your day with a quick distraction and a reminder of joy. Clara Parkes will greet you every day of the year with a "Good Morning" and some “fuel for the journey.” The newsletter is saturated with ideas, short poems and great Twitter finds and hosts a weekly Get-Together for you to “check-in with fellow respiters”. Get inspired by dog’s best leaf jumps, learn how to crochet a miniature couch for your cat, or step into a Japanese forest and listen to an online performance from an orchestra - all this and much more in The Daily Respite.

Rediscover the magic of the Internet! The Land of Random is a newsletter that strives to bring back the old days of the internet when it was “a fun place of discovery”. David Nichols writes about all the cool things on the internet, shares random links you never knew you needed to see, and occasionally goes on a deep dive mission to provide all the relevant tools and resources on the chosen topic. You will find commentary on ghost restaurants and robot butlers, TikTok’s you can’t miss, and resources to increase your productivity. “Put a little bit of Spice into your Monday” and subscribe to The Land Of Random.

The Daily Good is a newsletter for those who care about self-love and sustainability. The Daily good offers curated content to inspire and motivate. Start your days with an inspirational quote, various tips, and resources for self-care and sustainable living. The newsletter contains sections with recommendations for something to ‘Listen’ and ‘Read’, DIY things to ‘Make’, interesting people to ‘Follow’, and products for self-love to ‘Browse’. Every Month an inspiring female creator curates one edition of The Daily Good to bring “a unique perspective on conscious living.” Subscribe and join the community of readers who seek to care better for themselves and the people around them.

Writing worth reading. The Browser is a daily newsletter that hosts five recommended articles, a podcast, and a video. Every day Robert Cotrell goes through a thousand articles and recommends five things worthy of your attention. The Browser is focused on writing with a lasting value and prioritized on best rather than the latest. The editors always provide their own original description with an explanation of why they believe this is a good piece of writing and why it is worth reading. Subscribe so you can “always have something to read on the train and interesting things to say at dinner.”

Cookbook fans, you have come to the right place. Written by a cookbook critic, Stained Page News is no wonder - all things cookbooks. Considered an essential read for cookbook fans, the newsletter covers the industry by publishing cookbook previews, releases, news, and other cookbook-related content. Every week Paula Forbes shares opinions, overviews, and links to the most exciting news + tried and tested recipe excerpts. Subscribe and get ready for tasty recipes, personal recommendations, and the SPN Cult Cookbook Club!

a dailyish link to cool shit happening in & around the media industry. Deez Links is a media newsletter that usually takes a form of a single link with Delia Cai’s take on it. Having set a barrier of “do I want to text this link to everyone I know right now” Deez Links can range from long-form articles and smart tweets to gossip-worthy happenings and funny TikToks. In response to the pandemic, Delia Cai has loosened up the definition of a link and is trying different things, whether it is a piece on a TV show or a new job listing, it is less about industry stuff and more about just something worth your time. The newsletter also includes Deez Interviews with people in the media world and Friday Q&As. Subscribe and find out all the cool things happening in media.

The Ann Friedman Weekly newsletter is full of exciting things from all around the internet. Ann Friedman curates great writing, funny GIFs and adds quirky pie charts to this weekly highlight, always keeping you in the loop on what’s going on. The newsletter is divided into This Week, I’m Reading, I’m Looking and Listening and I Endorse sections to help you find the greatest gems of the internet. Subscribe for clever opinions on current events, and have a laugh or two!

A weekly survey of the best food media on the web, and why you should care about it. In Digestion is a newsletter that covers the best food media. James Hansen curates a round-up of the most interesting stories, highlights important issues, and provides opinions from a broader perspective. In Digestion is quite complex and frequently philosophical, so get ready for thought-provoking questions and fancy words. Subscribe and start thinking deeper about the food media world.