Substacks recommended by The Bee

Recommended by The Bee

Chris d’Entremont

thenovascotiavinylgal

By Emma Jarrett

Just a place to share my love of albums on all the formats I own

Stewart Lamont

I am a live lobster exporter based in Nova Scotia Canada. We export to 17 countries around the world ironically not including America. However, I am addicted to American politics and desperate to ensure a Trump defeat in November.

Thin Places: mapping memory | design, home, style

By Samar Kaukab

Exploring how the objects in our homes, what we wear, and our style choices become sacred vessels for meaning and the stories we carry forward.

Small Ponds

By Charlie Quimby

How people build community and make change right where they live.

Bill Maher

Here you’ll get access to never-before-seen exclusive content, and this is a place where we can connect and chat.

Matthieu Aikins

A free newsletter with very occasional updates about my work--usually a new longform article.

An adventurer with a cause.

- The Bee

Jack’s Substack

My personal Substack

338Canada.ca

By Philippe J. Fournier

Canadian politics by the numbers. 🍁 Subscribe to 338Canada for in-depth analysis of polling data, electoral maps, and Canada's ever-changing political landscape.

The source for election poll data in Canada

- The Bee

Brian Hurlburt, Author

I’m writing from our Homesteading Farm, BridenFarm.com in Bear River, Nova Scotia. Creative Writing, Poetry, Homesteading, Farming, are just a few of my interests. Subscribe for Free, then Choose from the Community Sections I’ve created that interest You

Deny’s Substack

By Deny Sullivan

Housing Policy, Macroeconomics, Nova Scotia.

Judy Haiven’s Newsletter

Updates from "Another ruined dinner party…" the blog of Judy Haiven

A voice for Nova Scotia

- The Bee

One Useful Thing

By Ethan Mollick

Trying to understand the implications of AI for work, education, and life. By Prof. Ethan Mollick

Doug’s Fresh

Fresh takes from Doug on topics of interest to me--food, politics, some sports, the coming climate catastrophe, and as Voltaire might suggest, paying attention to my garden.

All Lines Are Curves

By John Wesley Chisholm

A Blog By John Wesley Chisholm

Paul Wells

Politics and culture as though they mattered.

Of Boys and Men

By Richard V Reeves

rising to the challenges faced by the modern male

The gender gap in university degrees is now wider than it was 50 years ago... but the other way round. Should we be concerned or pause to talk about this? Or will everything just work out OK by itself? Richard has the details.

- The Bee

Colu Cooks

By Colu Henry

An award-winning cookbook author's recipes for simple, sophisticated food, plus some excellent recommendations to make life more fun.

THE deEP STATE : The political artwork of Michael de Adder

This is the official Substack newsletter of award winning editorial cartoonist Michael de Adder.

Starship Casual

By Jeff Tweedy

Jeff Tweedy shares songs, advice, general musings, and whatnot...

The Nova Scotia Citizen

By Theodorus Martens

Public interest/safety, free speech, news, science, an enemy of sophistry and doublethink.

Unfiltered by Tim Denning

I will help you live with less stress and more freedom by improving every aspect of your lifestyle – money, work, productivity, relationships.

Sharing big ideas.

- The Bee

I Can't Eat My Guinea Pig....

By Charlie Hamilton James

Misadventures and misunderstandings from a Nat Geo photographer, filmmaker and artist, occasional writer and otter obsessive

The Honest Broker

By Ted Gioia

A trustworthy guide to music, books, arts, media & culture by Ted Gioia

Ted Gioia is the most insightful and fearless voice in music commentary today. His deep knowledge of music history, combined with sharp cultural critique, makes him a must-read for anyone who cares about the past, present, and future of music. Gioia always delivers fresh perspectives that challenge the mainstream narrative. If you're not following Ted Gioia, you're missing out on one of the most important thinkers in the music world and beyond.

- The Bee

Paul Krugman

Notes on economics and more

The Line

By Line Editor

Commentary for Canadians.

The Intellectual Investor

By Vitaliy Katsenelson

Value Investing, Life/Philosophy and Classical Music Explained

Value investing ideas for active portfolios and a lot of good sense.

- The Bee

City Hall Watcher

By Matt Elliott

A weekly newsletter about Toronto City Council by Matt Elliott

Because someone has to keep an eye on things.

- The Bee

Get Wit Quick

By Benjamin Errett

The Wit's Guide to Life, steered by loyal readers and served in weekly dollops. Now with the option to upgrade from email to actual mail in the form of Riposte Cards!