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Apr 20, 2021

Introducing: Cybernaut

A newsletter about internet culture by Fadeke Adegbuyi

Apr 19, 2021

Doers, Makers, and Manifesters: Talking with Cannaclusive founder Mary Pryor

Despite its transformative potential, the cannabis industry has a huge equity problem.

Apr 19, 2021

Should I Become an Herb Lady?

How did CBD grow into such a massive industry so quickly? This essay isn't about whether CBD works, but how its marketing works for it. Especially with women.

Apr 17, 2021

#72 - Does the score always take care of itself?

After Nathan shares his recent run of reading material, he and Dan wonder if the more intense leadership styles layed out in books on manage

Apr 16, 2021

The Sunday Digest: (Re)introducing Napkin Math

Everything we published this week + a core newsletter returns

Apr 16, 2021

A New Funnel for Music

Recent news from TikTok, ConvertKit, and Ditto reveal an emerging new funnel for music creators to directly acquire, engage, and monetize fans.

Apr 15, 2021

#71 - Re-introducing Napkin Math, with special guest Evan Armstrong

Dan & Nathan welcome Evan Armstrong, Every's new Napkin Math lead, to the show. Walking through Evan's path to joining the collective, t

Apr 15, 2021

Vaxx to the Future

Spring is here, vaccines are going into people’s arms and it’s raining points here at the Prediction Game.

Apr 14, 2021

COGS: How I Bankrupted MoviePass

An Intuitive Explainer for How To Lose Money and Win Anyway

Apr 14, 2021

#16 - Specificity informs intimacy

Rachel, Nathan, and Taylor welcome Kieran O'Hare, an Every writer and editor whose recent Superorganizers profile of Dan Shipper took an ent

Apr 12, 2021

Announcing Napkin Math Fiscal Year 2021

After a short break, Napkin Math returns with a new writer

Apr 12, 2021

Action Item: How to Become a Machine

Nate Berkopec tunes himself like a server—in a surprisingly human way

Apr 9, 2021

#70 - Nathan Screwed Up (an honest post-mortem)

After their last conversation about Jungian therapy and how "Shadow Work" can help us get a better look at the more difficult parts of ourse

Apr 9, 2021

Assessing Clubhouse’s Post-Pandemic Future

Also: Getty Images acquires Unsplash, LinkedIn’s new creator mode, the math behind MrBeast’s businesses, and more

Apr 8, 2021

The Sunday Digest

Everything we published this week

Apr 8, 2021

#69 - Shadow Work

Taking a listener's recommendation to do some "shadow work"—a therapy technique culled from a New Yorker article about an unconventional Hol

Apr 7, 2021

#15 - Restful Writing

This week, Rachel greets Dan, Nathan, and Taylor with a writing exercise: what is it like when your house is completely silent? Answering th

Apr 3, 2021

The Sunday Digest: April Showers

Everything we published this week + a chance to Build Your Second Brain

Apr 2, 2021

How can Creators become successful Angel Investors?

Also: Spotify’s answer to Clubhouse, Cameo’s $1 billion valuation, Substack’s $650 million valuation, and more

Apr 2, 2021

#68 - Going deeper on conflicts—and solutions

Taking stock of the positive feedback they've received on the last few episodes, which have taken raw, unfiltered looks and the bumps and pe

Apr 1, 2021

How to See The Future Like a Superforecaster

Maybe, if we get really good at analyzing the past and present we can get really good at predicting the future in lots of situations.

Mar 31, 2021

#67 - What kind of thinking do we want to cultivate?

Hot off the latest all-hands meeting, (or "Every One," in company parlance), Dan and Nathan reflect on the beauty of having created a space

Mar 31, 2021

Human Speculation

BitClout is a new service that allows anyone to create a publicly-tradable token. Will it work? What effect could it have?

Mar 30, 2021

The Unwritten Rules of Social Media (A Survival Guide)

What are the dance steps that help doctors, researchers, health companies, educators, sex workers and activists combat harmful policies on legacy social platforms?

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