mixed feelings
mixed feelings, Casey Lewis, Polyester, Chris Gayomali, Tess Garciamixed feelings is a newsletter dedicated to exploring the intersecting worlds of mental health, obsessively online culture, and fandom.
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Welcome to mixed feelings’ Hyperspecific, a profile series of increasingly intimate questions in which we ask our favorite artists, scientists, musicians, and the like to unveil their innermost selves — their weird existential musings.
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mixed feelings is a newsletter dedicated to exploring the intersecting worlds of mental health, obsessively online culture, and fandom.
After working at Teen Vogue and MTV, I started a media company for Gen Z that was acquired by a media company for Gen Z (that was acquired by another media company for Gen Z). These days I research trends and help companies reach young people.
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writer and magazine editor. formerly GQ.
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