The Mash-Up Americans
The Mash-Up Americans, Emily Freda FosterThe Mash-Up Americans is your guide to hyphen-America. We're rooted in tradition, looking to the future, and creating culture each day we live it.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 597 | Subscribers | Read | mashupamericans.substack.com |
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Saturn Has Never Looked So Good!
The week of March 28, 2026 was contemplating the scent of 20 tons of rotting tofu; wishing “lethality” was not a word; and the GREATEST KIMCHI NEWS. Plus, have you checked out the Janus on our gal Saturn? New Hubble images do not disappoint...
Celebrating Dolores Huerta On Farmworkers Day
The week of March 21, 2026 was White Castle via vending machine; a completely unsurprising study of how men and women spend their time; and is anyone considering selling their plasma? Can we talk about this??
BTS Is Back
The week of March 14, 2026 was making sure we’re not in limerence; Min Jin Lee visits the ancestral lands; and the 30th anniversary of our favorite movie, The Birdcage.
Bye Bye Bird-Legged Hoe
The week of March 7, 2026 was playing gentle games for the soul; Fugazi for our fellow Olds and retired rrrriotgrrrrls; and Porkchop returns to the sea. Also, this is the only kind of war we’re interested in: regarding cheese curds.
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The Mash-Up Americans is your guide to hyphen-America, creating culture every day we live it. Follow @mashupamerican, read on mashupamericans.com, and listen to The Mash-Up Americans wherever you get your pods.
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