
Ten years of investigating cults and spiritual abuse, morphing into a broader critique of the religion of capitalism, and the search for better religion.
| Platform | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly | |
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| Issues | 368 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 6 days ago |
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Dear Bobby.
When I think about how you became a white knight of grandiosity, resentment, and misogyny, and how you fooled an army of mothers into believing you had come to save their kids from autism, I think about this children’s book you...
Part 2 of my convo with Nathan Evans Fox, going deeper into the psychological and theological architecture of what JD Vance is actually doing in his new memoir, and what it costs him and everyone else to do it.
Nathan reads Communion as a...
I sit down with socialist singer-songwriter Carsie Blanton to explore how unstructured freedom — from schooling, the music industry, and institutional religion — became the soil for her political and artistic radicalization. A stack of jazz...
Picking up a on thread from my interview with Nora Loreto interview: a coda on the tension between zooming in on the daily news cycle and zooming out to a coherent analytical framework.
I draw on Shanto Iyengar’s 1991 research on episodic...
JD Vance’s Communion presents itself as a spiritual memoir but functions as a rebranding operation: It’s the same narcissistic trick he played with Hillbilly Elegy.
Who better to sit down with to sort this out than Nathan Evans Fox — count...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
From cult journalism to antifascism. Look for "Antifascist Dad" on your fave pod player. New episodes every Wednesday at 6am ET.
This is the intersection of my music project (Nathan Evans Fox) and culture project (Country Music Comrades).
Nour Hadidi is a writer and comedian based in Toronto. She writes here about politics, survival, and the general absurdity of being alive right now.
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