Substacks recommended by Nelson Guda

Recommended by Nelson Guda

Happiness…

By Marla Porter

Living my best second childhood

Marla's Substack is a wonderful exploration of looking for happiness in places you wouldn't expect it.

- Nelson Guda

Antarctic Sapiens 🇦🇶

By Ricky Lanusse 🇦🇶

Investigations and news on climate change, scientific progress, and geopolitical affairs from a distinct Global South lens and a central concern for Antarctica.

I love these stories written about research in Antarctica. Writing that humanizes the difficult work of being an Antarctic researcher.

- Nelson Guda

Talking Climate

By Katharine Hayhoe

Subscribe to Katharine's newsletter for a clear-eyed and hopeful look at climate science and solutions. Receive weekly climate updates, good climate news, event information, ideas on things to do and ways to join the conversation.

Katherine Hayhoe is one of the best climate communicators out there. Follow her if you're concerned about climate change.

- Nelson Guda

Auraist: picking the best-written books

By Sean McNulty

Trusted by 50K+ 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.

An extensive and well-done Substack that looks at written work across a wide range of interests

- Nelson Guda

Welcome to the Cyber Renaissance

By Paul Rosenzweig

Rare posts on issues of cyber and new tech that I don't publish elsewhere.

The Warning with Steve Schmidt

Explains what is happening, and why in our turbulent era. Speaks truth to power. 1 written & 1 broadcast commentary/day 6x/week.

One of the best writers about the dangers of Trump and the MAGA movement.

- Nelson Guda

Letters from an American

By Heather Cox Richardson

A newsletter about the history behind today's politics.

One of the best voices in political commentary right now. Historian Heather Cox Richardson brings us a clear-eyed view of contemporary politics along with brilliant writing about our political past.

- Nelson Guda