Where technology and venture capital intersect: A deeply reported newsletter on the inner workings of the startup industry. Helmed by Eric Newcomer with writing from Madeline Renbarger, Tom Dotan & Jonathan Weber.
Endurance Mastery lets you inside the mind of acclaimed author and Dream Run founder Matt Fitzgerald, who's on a mission to help athletes like YOU reach their full potential!
Weekly essays about bookstores, libraries, and publishing newsletters on Substack. Also the deeply concerning amount of time I spend thinking about why one memoir book sells 12 copies while another becomes a cultural event.
Running stories from surprising places you might've missed elsewhere. More than running, you'll read stories of love, grief, resilience and reinvention.
Wir müssen so schnell wie möglich runter vom gesellschaftlichen Schlachtfeld gegenseitiger Beschuldigungen. Und rauf auf den Kommunikationshügel, auf dem wir so sprechen und einander zuhören können, dass wir uns davon erzählen, was uns um- und antreibt.
A weekly rundown of a chosen theme, broken up into digestible courses. Someone once said I've lived a quietly epic life– this is where it becomes loud.
Expert commentary from a 30-year veteran of US politics. Here at Hopium we work on strategies to defeat MAGA, tell our story more effectively, and ensure freedom and democracy prevail. Expect sharp analysis, live events, and all sorts of Hopium!
The cutting edge of AI, from inside the frontier AI labs, minus the hype. The border between high-level and technical thinking. Read by leading engineers, researchers, and investors.
Deep, honest weekly essays about running, culture, and the human condition — written with clarity and emotional accuracy by Chris Z, former hardcore-punk musician and founder of the running brand Willpower.
A bunch of unedited stuff about international relations, American politics, political economy, the marketplace of ideas, and popular culture written by this Drezner guy
Push the pace, push the boundaries of run culture. The running industry is evolving rapidly. Here to address the ambiguous and controversial topics, so we can evaluate the state of the sport and grow together.
Like the Wind is an independent title that explores the culture and history of running as well as runners' stories, in a quarterly magazine that is printed with care and shipped directly to subscribers around the world.
