thinking out loud
Nikita Walia, Melissa Eshaghbeigian exercise in public curiosity. culture, strategy, and the world around us.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 25 | Subscribers | Read | nikitawalia.substack.com |
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Latest Issues
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All Caught Up: TikTok, courting controversy, Ozempic economy
Head empty, no big thoughts this week. The weather is too nice and when I’m not outside, I’m inside turning my brain off by watching the NBA playoffs.
All Caught Up: Pet rocks, Gucci’s flop era, the kids are alright
Honestly? Bizarre week for free speech. Between the looming TikTok ban and the actions of college administrations, it feels like ideology, values and actions are at odds. Again.
All Caught Up: AI flight attendants, Caitlin Clark, the original content house
A quote that’s echoed around in my head since I first saw it on LinkedIn (?), X (?) (questionable!) is “Why would anyone want to read anything no one has bothered to write?” It feels like sludge, in various forms, is everywhere. Matt Klein ...
All Caught Up: Camila Cabello for Bacardi, Content Warning, anti-aging cream for kids
While today’s newsletter isn’t about Sephora teens, it has occupied a lot of brain space for and me over the past few weeks. When I was younger, I was a Sephora/MAC teen – I bought my first tube of Ruby Woo at 13. And while there’s no harm...
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