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Other People's Money

Your most vexing money questions answered.

Are you part of the 99 percent? Then this one is for you.

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Greedbane

Greedbane: The Income Inequality Newsletter Greedbane is your front-line report on corporate greed, worker exploitation, and the rigged economy. We expose how billionaires and corporations manipulate the system while workers struggle.

Eclectic Inquiries

By Ian Jobling

Publishing articles about my myriad interests, which include psychology, genetics, evolution, philosophy of science, and philosophy of art.

Deconstructing Money

By Bethel Habte

A newsletter exploring what money is and what money isn’t.

Missives from a Middle-aged Man

By Frederic Poag

Musings, Rants & Essays on... Whatever I feel like writing about.

Max Dividends

High-yield & dividend growth stocks worth investing in to boost passive income, live off dividends, and retire early.

Lisa’s Substack

By Lisa C

My personal Substack

Absinthe & Transcendentalists

By Holly Pettit

Not your typical "religious" content and very worth reading regardless of what spiritual path if any you follow.

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The Purse

By Lindsey Stanberry

Talking about money, motherhood, careers, and all that good stuff. From the founding editor of Refinery29 Money Diaries.

Are you secretly nosy? Do you find other people’s money choices fascinating? Or maybe you’re a better person than I am (likely true) and you just want to learn more from others. Either way, The Purse is great.

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Stroopwaffled

By Jennifer Barnett

Once upon a time I worked in magazines. Now I’m writing about life as an Expat in Amsterdam.

OK, I'm married to a Dutch guy (and love stroopwaffles!), but even if you aren't and don't, I think you'll love Jennifer's work.

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Becoming A Writing Rockstar

By Ossiana Tepfenhart

Ossiana Tepfenhart teaches how to make a living writing, how to gain a social media following, and how to get connected like a rockstar.

The View from Rural Missouri by Jess Piper

My name is Jess and I was a high school Literature teacher for 16 years until I decided to run as a Democrat in a rural, red district in Missouri. I bring you news and politics from Missouri and beyond from a rural progressive point of view.

Wildhood Wanted

By Kristi Keller 🇨🇦

A weekly kick in the pants to DO SOMETHING about your restless human soul. This may or may not include disappearing to an island and living off coconuts & rum.

Wonkette

By Rebecca Schoenkopf

Wonkette is filthy, hilarious, liberal news. YOU CAN HANDLE THE TRUTH!

Sow&Song

By Michelle

Empowering Your Path to Self-Sufficiency.

Auraist: picking the best-written books

By Sean

Trusted by 40K+ readers, we pick the best-written books from US and UK recent releases and prize shortlists, and publish in-depth articles by their authors on prose style. Plus the satirical series The Demon Inside David Lynch.

Politics of Poverty

Poverty is a policy choice. Ideas and analysis from Oxfam America's policy experts.

How Things Work

By Hamilton Nolan

Labor, politics, and power.

It's Not Us

By Sara Eckel

The system is crazy. We don't have to be.

I'd Rather Be Writing

By Walter Rhein

My perspective is never given equal representation in the mainstream media. I believe character matters. I believe the experts. I believe in education. I believe women. Let me know if you have a story to tell. There's no AI content in my newsletter.

If you're a writer, you need to read Walter!

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The Villager

By Tom Cox

New writing on landscape, music, books, folklore, psychedelia, the natural world and other misty magical things outside the mainstream.

The Culture We Deserve

By Jessa Crispin

The Culture We Deserve

Small Deeds Done

By Michele Hornish

Red state Democrat, recovering lawyer, and the ED of Every State Blue. I help Democrats fight everywhere, one "small deed" at a time. Here you'll find personal stories, political commentary, and a healthy dose of inspiration.

Most of us only have the power to do small deeds, but if we all do them, they'll equal great deeds. I live in a blue state but a red town and I support anything that strengths blue!

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The Privilege to Feel

By Stephanie Land

Stephanie Land is the New York Times bestselling author of MAID and CLASS. She has the unexpected day job of a public speaker and continues to write about and advocate for survivors and people who parent under the poverty line.

Engage

By Rui Alves

Engage is a leading nonfiction publication showcasing personal essays, memoirs, and genuine human stories inspired by real-life and meaningful life lessons by makers, adventurers, and everyone with a memorable life story to share.

S.E.Bourne’s Newsletter

By Sophia Bourne

My writing isn't high art. It's more of an experiment. The Podcast is just for a laugh.

Sparks from Culture by David Roberts

Weekly personal essays about wealth, class, and capitalism from someone with generational wealth, writing with transparency

A rich guy who gets it!

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The Noösphere

By Katie Jgln

Weekly musings on humans and the big rock we live on through a social sciences lens.

I read Katie on both Medium and Substack. She’s always worthwhile!

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Coffee Times

Coffee Times is about writing, self-development and self-discovery. Start investing in yourself and associate with the right vibes to make the most out of your everyday life.

The Sentinel-Intelligence

By Jessica Wildfire

Take threats seriously.

White Ink with Anna Wharton

An exclusive creative writing community blending feminist thinking with writing craft (memoir, non-fiction and fiction) and personal essays. Hosted by a Sunday Times Bestselling and Orwell Prize longlisted author.

Ossiana Tepfenhart

I'm a weirdo who writes. Deal with it.

The Online Writing Club

By Kristina God

Helps you learn how to joyfully start, grow, monetize, & market your writing on Substack, Medium & beyond in a soulful community of 14,000 like-minded writers. TOP 25 #Education bestseller, award-winning brand manager and mompreneur. $35,000+ Substack.

Kristina has helped me so much. I have been following some of her suggestions and she helped me get to 100 paid subscribers here, which was a goal I had had for some time. Highly recommend!

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Cintra Wilson Feels Your Pain

Cultural Pith, Terrible Secrets and Quality Rants. Two fresh original pieces and two obscure throwback articles a month, with audio performances and oil paintings for all.

Robert Reich

Daily newsletter exposing where power lies — and how it's used and abused

The Poverty Trap

By Joan DeMartin

The Politics And Policy Choices that Create a Cycle of Economic, Racial and Environmental Inequality...and What We Can Do To Change It.

Patti Smith

The reader is my notebook

Paul Krugman

Notes on economics and more

American Inequality

By Jeremy Ney

How America can move from inequality to opportunity through data, maps, and proven solutions

The Bulwark

The Bulwark is home to Sarah Longwell, Tim Miller, Bill Kristol, JVL, Sam Stein, and more. We are the largest pro-democracy bundle on Substack for news and analysis on politics and culture—supported by a community built on good-faith.

Caitlin’s Newsletter

By Caitlin Johnstone

Articles, poems, stories and thoughts by Caitlin Johnstone and Tim Foley. Everything published here will always remain free to read.

The Hidden Curriculum

By Jess Calarco

Uncovering what you need to know but probably weren’t taught in school.

Healthy Rich

By Dana Miranda

A newsletter about money for misfits. From the author of YOU DON’T NEED A BUDGET.

Hello, Writer!

By Linda Caroll

A little happy place for people who are madly in love with life and writing, not always in that order

Linda is one of the best writers on this platform, and one of the nicest, too.

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The Will Leitch Newsletter

By Will Leitch

Will Leitch's weekly free newsletter with an original essay, and links to everything he writes.

Why would I recommend Will Leitch, when I don't even care about sports? Because really good writers like Will are always worth reading, and he covers some broad subjects. Look for his piece about Cory Doctorow's "enshittification"!

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BIG by Matt Stoller

The history and politics of monopoly power.

Men Yell at Me

By lyz

Written from a journalist in a red state, this newsletter is personal, political, sometimes funny and always raises hell.

Culture Study

By Anne Helen Petersen

Think more about the culture that surrounds you