Substacks recommended by Kevin Maguire

Recommended by Kevin Maguire

Psychologist and professor Jacqueline Nesi shares the latest research on technology and the people who use it, plus practical tips for living and parenting in the digital age.

Exploring our relationship with technology, and how we can raise children who have a better relationship with the ever-increasing number of screens around them.

- Kevin Maguire

Herb Sundays

By Sam Valenti IV

Weekly music playlists by curators.

If "Ghostly International" means anything to you, you'll want to sign-up for this one. A weekly playlist from a leading luminary, delivered every Sunday.

- Kevin Maguire

Austin Kleon

Weekly art, writing, and creative inspiration from the author of Steal Like an Artist and other bestsellers.

Austin's "10 things" newsletter on a Friday never fails to deliver the goods, and his blog is regularly filled with uplifting parenting observations.

- Kevin Maguire

Elevate with Yung Pueblo

By Yung Pueblo

Reflections on Personal Transformation and Relationships

Another one for those spending time searching for the answers inside. Diego's writing helped me uncover many.

- Kevin Maguire

The Small Bow

Recovery stories for everyone. "The Small Bow is not just for those in recovery. Lots of stories with a huge heart that manages to be hilarious and easy while making you question everything you were certain of about yourself.” – Esquire

Questioning your relationship with alcohol or other substances? Don't miss this one.

- Kevin Maguire

Why is this interesting?

By Noah & Colin

A daily newsletter for the intellectually omnivorous, from Noah Brier & Colin Nagy.

A daily newsletter of all that's interesting in the world. Run by Noah and Colin, but supported by a motley crew of occasional contributors, of which I am one.

- Kevin Maguire

Tiny Revolutions

By Sara Campbell

A monthly dispatch of candid writing and links about becoming who you are. Always: inspiration, encouragement, possibility. Never: bullshit.

If you might, publicly or privately, think of yourself as currently "on a journey" then I'd recommend taking Sara's newsletter on the way.

- Kevin Maguire