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my stupid ‘incurable’ disorder(s)

my stupid ‘incurable’ disorder(s)

one truly sh*t medical marvel. So, my name has once again popped up on the Wildcard rotation and to be honest I don’t have a tonne of topics I’d like to explore. However, yesterday evening the night sky was full of static again and my ears were ringing till my offspring woke me up early this morning. I guess I’ll just talk about that. Apologies in advance if this is lacking any...

By London, UK
out with the new + in with the old

out with the new + in with the old

are we all ready to return back to basics? Hello from a hot and sunny London! ☀️ Hope you’re all staying hydrated and sunscreen’d up. Is it the sudden surplus of vitamin D boosting our moods or is there actually a lot worth celebrating lately? Either way, I’m happy to announce that this edition of our newsletter is chock full of good news and other inspiring stories. Let’s lock in, shall we? 📈 Trends...

By London, UK
Can book clubs help solve Gen Z loneliness?

Can book clubs help solve Gen Z loneliness?

Welcome to the latest edition of The Gen Zer. This week, we discuss literary culture, book clubs, and whether they’re helping to connect Gen Zers in a disconnected world. We also take a look at how social media is getting Zers to budget, the generation’s love of labels (hot rodent men, anyone?) and more . . . Can book culture cure loneliness? I recently came across an initiative that’s been set up...

By London, UK
Facebook wants to be cool again

Facebook wants to be cool again

Will Gen Z fall back in love with Facebook? Well . . . Welcome to the latest edition of The Gen Zer. This week, we discuss Facebook’s attempts to rebrand itself with the younger generations and take a look at Gen Z’s financial optimism, the need for third places, and the rise of ‘mid,’ ‘glazed,’ and more. Remember when Mark Zuckerberg wore a chain and everyone lost their minds? Facebook is now attempting...

By London, UK