Next Of Kin
Casey BerosA conversation about taking better care of ourselves and the people we love most \ud83d\udda4
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 42 | Subscribers | Read | nextofkin.substack.com |
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More or less? I'm confused
A friend and I are sitting in our local coffee shop. If you were to look at us and quickly size us up, we are the definition of privilege. Educated. Homed. With healthy children and husbands who (for the most part) adore us. We have enough ...
Hot damn, it's the possibility gap
I’m finally back at my desk after what feels like 400 years of school holidays. I’ve worked a little (some writing here, an interview there), but for the most part I’ve been working on my poolside skills, training for the carbohydrate Olymp...
When things don't feel Merry
There’s Dasher, Dancer, Prancer and Vixen, and there’s grief, overwhelm, loneliness and current affairs. The feelings at this time of year can be as mixed as Santa’s bag, your Nan’s trifle or (insert other festive analogy here).
A Good Death
A year ago, I saw someone post about being at SXSW Sydney. It’s a week-long thought leadership ‘Olympics’, and I knew I had to be on that stage. So, together with three remarkable women — medical doctor Dr Shoshana Ungerleider, Professor of...
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Navigating the obstacle course of life and sharing what I learn along the way so we can all live happier, healthier, heartier lives. May also be addicted to Cheezels.
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