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Foster Carer in the UK. Passionate about keeping siblings together. Love to talk and tell stories. I view my world as an opportunity to teach and learn. At rest, I enjoy Ham Radio and Whisky (Sometimes together!) I am real.

Do Stuff∴Stuff Happens. Experiments in art, music and life.

By Laura Kidd 💌 Penfriend

I write sad songs to make you feel better, and share my creative journey to encourage you along yours. We're in this together x 🌈❤️ She/her.

Laura is one of the hardest working musicians out there. Subscribe to her if you want to up your game as a creative in any field. Especially if you're an independent musician or music producer.

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sean808080’s ohmbase dispatch

By Sean

The stuff that I’m thinking about at the moment. Topics will be varied.

Mycoleum Mind

By The Mycoleum

Pithy posts on philosophy, psychology, language, lifehacks, and magic. Short hits to spread wisdom and joy.

Behind the shed - A newsletter about amazing sheds

By Andrew Wilcox

A newsletter about sheds, no ordinary sheds - Shed of the year sheds - Sign up for the latest #shedoftheyear news

Although I'm still waiting for my plaque to commemorate my 2012 'Shed blog of the year award' this man really knows about our sacred spaces.

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Logging the World

By Oliver Johnson

Simple mathematics and statistics ideas to make sense of the world with data and graphs

Oliver knows numbers and you need to know Oliver.

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From the Devil's Coach House

By Soundfackery

Music, audio, our new studio in Northern France... and anything else that drips out of my brain.

To Live and Let Die

By Daniel Martin Eckhart

Thoughts, experiences and learnings from thirty years' worth of writing screenplays and novels.

Gather & Grow

By Sarah Raad

Gather & Grow 🌿 A space for creative women in midlife to grow with intention—navigating the messy middle and embracing a simpler, more joyful life. Hosted by me, Sarah! Join for content around sustainable growth, slow productivity and more.

Like a lot of us, Sarah strives to live life to the full and continue to grow along the way.

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Poetic Outlaws

A place for the outlaws of poetry and the written word.

Life After Fifty

By Fifty From Fifty

Some things from 50 years of life and beyond. One topic each week until I run out of things to write about.

73 from G5DOC

By Christian aka G5DOC

A radio related email from G5DOC

Full disclosure. ;-) This is my sporadic Ham Radio themed publication. It's aimed to focus on the stories around amateur radio and not dig too deep into the technicalities. If you are even a little curious about this age old sub culture, give it a go!

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The Book of the Barracks

By The Pirate Ben

One man's 10 year plan to build a post climate-catastrophe community. Serialised in infinite weekly updates. Successes, missteps & pig photos! Support Things Written by Humans

Great words, audio and dreams of living differently.

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Zero Retries

By Steve Stroh N8GNJ

An independent newsletter about technological innovation in Amateur Radio, promoting Amateur Radio as (literally) a license to experiment with and learn about radio technology.

Robert's polite apologetic rants

By Robert Llewellyn

Occasional thoughts, scripts that never got recorded and general waffle from my elitist bubble of privilege (apparently)

Always liked Robert's writing and it keeps getting better with age.

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AI Supremacy

By Michael Spencer

News at the intersection of Artificial Intelligence, technology and business including Op-Eds, research summaries, guest contributions and valuable info about A.I. startups.

Rory’s Always On Newsletter

By Rory Cellan-Jones

A tech notebook with a focus on health - and occasional glimpses of a dog called #sophiefromromania

Rory has been there and done that and is one of the most informed opinions on the digital transformation of healthcare.

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Coffee and Rakija

By David Pejčinović Bailey (An Englishman in the Balkans)

Writing about life in Bosnia and Herzegovina, and trying to counter the negative perceptions that many people have of this country. Of which there are so many.

Everything Is Amazing

By Mike Sowden

A newsletter about asking better questions & a romp through science in search of a good "wow!" you can feel down to your boots.

Everything IS amazing. I wholeheartedly agree.

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Midnight Quatermass is now SIGNAL LOSS

By Mike Sizemore

Formerly Midnight Quatermass. Now SIGNAL LOSS. New direction. Same obsessions. Published in conjunction with the video series, THERE'S A SCENE.

My Apophenic Haze

By Gia

a·po·phen·i·a æpoʊˈfiːniə noun --'the spontaneous perception of connections and meaningfulness of unrelated phenomena; the tendency to find personal information in noise.' ...but basically just a newsletter on whatever I'm thinking about now.

Hothouse

Hothouse is original climate journalism with a way to act. We dig into the evidence, figure out what works, and deliver the news to your inbox. It’s a climate solutions newsletter you’ll be excited to read.

The David Charles Newsletter

By David Charles

Every Friday, I'll send you one original 800-3000 word story to help you make a little more sense of the world. Welcome!

I always read and I always learn.

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The Art of Noticing

By Rob Walker Art of Noticing

Ideas, inspiration, and provocations for creativity, work, and staying human. From author Rob Walker.

Why is this interesting?

By Noah & Colin

A daily newsletter for the intellectually omnivorous, from Noah Brier & Colin Nagy. Edited by Louis Cheslaw

Never a dull moment and always something to learn.

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Conquest of the Useless

By Mic Wright

Honest media criticism from a complete arsehole.

Numlock News

By Walter Hickey

The best way to start your morning. Numlock celebrates great stories buried in the news that you won't find elsewhere. It's snappy, funny, and informative, plus it's ad-free. Try it out and see why thousands of people wake up to Numlock every single day.

Love the way that Walter writes. Numbers have never been so interesting.

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