Ep. 256: Stacks on Stacks on (Sub)stacks

It's Pretty OK

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This week, Pierce talks to Sean and Kevin about a New Yorker article on the rise of Substack, the email newsletter platform that has become one of the preferred homes for writers jumping ship from existing media properties. They discuss what makes a newsletter an enticing proposition for a reader, who is using these platforms to publish content, and whether or not you can get rich on Substack (as their CEO has claimed).

MUSIC: “No Eyed Girl” - Lemon Demon

ADDITIONAL MATERIAL: Is Substack the Media Future We Want? (The New Yorker)

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