After listening to an anxiety-centered episode of Ezra Klein's podcast, Dan and Nathan dive into their own past and current experiences with
In fourth grade my teacher referred to me in a report card as a “nutty professor.” The verdict from the elementary academy was clear: Head i
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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.
Despite its transformative potential, the cannabis industry has a huge equity problem.
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
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Recent news from TikTok, ConvertKit, and Ditto reveal an emerging new funnel for music creators to directly acquire, engage, and monetize fans.
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Dan & Nathan welcome Evan Armstrong, Every's new Napkin Math lead, to the show. Walking through Evan's path to joining the collective, t
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Rachel, Nathan, and Taylor welcome Kieran O'Hare, an Every writer and editor whose recent Superorganizers profile of Dan Shipper took an ent
After a short break, Napkin Math returns with a new writer
Nate Berkopec tunes himself like a server—in a surprisingly human way
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
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Taking a listener's recommendation to do some "shadow work"—a therapy technique culled from a New Yorker article about an unconventional Hol
This week, Rachel greets Dan, Nathan, and Taylor with a writing exercise: what is it like when your house is completely silent? Answering th
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