For your inner photographer:
Exposure Weekly Selects delivers beautiful, fascinating photo essays on a weekly basis.
If you’re a wannabe DC insider:
Politico Playbook has been around for many years. Mike Allen knows everyone in Washington and reads hundreds of news sources to put together this daily rundown on politics. They say that everyone in the White House wakes up to Politico Playbook.
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If you want to sound smart about sports:
Casual Spectator offers updates on the sports world without digging into the nitty gritty. Not great for Sportscenter addicts, but great for people who’s friends are Sportscenter addicts.
For the microbrew aficionado in all of us:
Good Beer Hunting is a newsletter featuring all the best beer.
For anyone who wants to be a little more intense:
SealFit offers super intense life tips from a super intense Navy Seal.
If you need to step up your social media game:
Buffer’s daily newsletter stands out among hundreds of social media newsletters. Their insights are actionable and free of BS.
Just some interesting stuff:
Austin Kleon’s newsletter is just great. In his words: “Every week I send out new art, writing, and interesting links. It’s free. No spam. Unsubscribe whenever you want.”
If you live in startupland:
Mattermark Daily has become the de facto place for all the news about funding, startups, VCs, and Silicon Valley.
If you hate ugly stock photos:
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The media junkie’s fix:
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For anyone who dreams of working at the NYT
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Science and the future, explained:
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If you want an inside look at the music industry
Lefsetz Letter: Bob Lefsetz addresses the issues that are at the core of the music business: downloading, copy protection, pricing and the music itself. He often has a funny, insightful, and edgy take on what’s happening in music.
For the sommelier:
Garagiste is a wine store that only sells wine via email newsletter. It’s weird and awesome.
For the curious:
Now I Know is Dan Lewis’s daily email with one really interesting fact per day.
If you’re an early adopter:
Product Hunt sends out a summary of the best new products, every day.
If you like GIFs and other awesome things:
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For the perpetual skeptic:
This Is True: Each week, they find some too-bizarre-to-be-true story and share it with the proof that it is, in fact, true.
If you’re a digital nomad:
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If Anthony Bourdain ain’t got sh*t on you:
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For anyone who wants to see corruption and scandal uncovered:
Muckreads Weekly is A digest of investigative journalism, curated by ProPublica.
If you went to your baseball team’s home-opener this year:
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If you like tech and health and other fun things:
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