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Recommended by Joseph Eastman

An adventure in cross pollination creativity - exploring the interconnectedness of our creative spirits and the mutable boundaries of genre.

Data Barbie

By Olivia Watkin McClurg

Writing about COVID until there's space in my brain for anything else. I always joked that math nerds would be the weakest link in the apocalypse but apparently we're needed.

Olivia does some damn good work. Another in the WHN fold. Focuses on Canada and Covid. Keeps you updated.

- Joseph Eastman

Kay’s Substack

By Kay Ebeling

My personal Substack

Kay covers a variety of topics and is an excellent writer. And a WHN member to boot!

- Joseph Eastman

Wondering Freely

By Helen De Cruz

Substack by Helen De Cruz, Philosopher. Musings and wonderings about philosophy, religion, art, politics, and literature.

¡Do Not Panic!

By Nate Bear

Ever feel like things aren't going well? Think we could do better? Then come on in

Nate Bear covers all sorts of subjects and sometimes says things that make you feel uncomfortable, but to some degree you know they are true.

- Joseph Eastman

The Covid-Is-Not-Over Newsletter

By John Dupuis

Readings and resources brought to you by John Dupuis, Scholarly Publishing Librarian and Engineering Liaison Librarian, York University.

John has been on fire recently. Excellent source of referenced material.

- Joseph Eastman

Live More Lives

By Carlyn Zwarenstein

WELCOME READERS! THIS IS A NEWSLETTER & PROJECT ABOUT FICTION & EXPERIENCE, AND HOW LITERATURE LETS US LIVE MORE LIVES* COME FOR THE LITERARY ENCHANTMENT* STAY FOR THE WACKY & FRUITFUL DIGRESSIONS * EMBODY LITERATURE* FIND YOUR PEOPLE* GET LOST IN A BOOK*

TACT’s Substack

COVID and Infectious Diseases

More from TACT, always a good read.

- Joseph Eastman

T.A.C.T.

By TACT

Reporting the latest science, data, and analysis in order to achieve a sustainable path forward.

TACT's level of detail is applaudable. Another great source that does not pull any punches!

- Joseph Eastman

Inside Medicine

By Jeremy Faust

Merging what I'm seeing in the ER with rigorous deep-dives on the very latest medical and public health data. I want you to know what really matters.

Sometimes a bit old school but generally a valuable source of information from an MD.

- Joseph Eastman

Force of Infection

By Caitlin Rivers

An epidemiologist on what's going around.

Interesting takes, well documented, excellent read.

- Joseph Eastman

Ground Truths

By Eric Topol

Facts, data, and analytics about biomedical matters.

Who doesn't listen to or read Eric's work?

- Joseph Eastman

The Hartmann Report

By Thom Hartmann

A Daily Newsletter of Renaissance Thinking about Progressive Politics, Economics, Science, and the Political News Issues of Our Day

Been following Thom for almost 20 years. I believe his weekday shows are the fastest 3 hours out there. One of the smartest men I have ever listened to.

- Joseph Eastman

OK, Doomer

By Phillip Santiago

Is it safe? Is it safe?

An excellent writer that covers many topics. Her Covid articles read like poetry.

- Joseph Eastman

Dr. Eric Ding’s Journal

By Eric Feigl-Ding

Public health need-to-know concerns, health policy, health politics, and info to protect your family. Special health bulletins from an epidemiologist, health economist, and nutrition scientist. Also discussing diet, diabetes, CVD, and cancer prevention.

This insightful man has not been wrong on the pandemic since it began. He was the first set off the alarm to me on Omicron, long before it was widely known.

- Joseph Eastman