The Sunday Digest

What We Published

This week’s output:  1 article + 3 podcasts

📝 ARTICLES 📝

Assessing Clubhouse’s Post-Pandemic Future

by Li Jin and Nathan Baschez in Means of Creation

This week's weekly news roundup begins with a look forward for Clubhouse, in wake of its "eventful week" (see below for more on that). How will it deal with competitors? Why did it enable tipping, and what problems might it encounter? Li and Nathan offer answers to all those questions—and more bits of news from the passion economy.

Read (8 minutes)

🎧 PODCASTS 🎧

#15 - Restful Writing

The Long Conversation with Rachel Jepsen

TLC went interactive this week, with an on-air writing prompt listeners can engage with alongside Rachel, Dan, Nathan and Taylor. The question? What is it like when your house is completely silent? Even if you don't have ten minutes to set aside for writing, the episode is worth a listen, as the panelists reflect on what it's like to write with a deeper connection to physical space as a foundation.

Listen (24 minutes)

#69 - Shadow Work & #70 - Nathan screwed up (an honest post-mortem)

Talk Therapy with Dan Shipper & Nathan Baschez

This week's conversations between cofounders complement each other perfectly. On Wednesday, Dan and Nathan took an invitation from a listener to discuss the Jungian concept of "Shadow Work"—and compare different therapy modalities along the way. Next, they found a way to put theory to work, discussing a recent blip in their working relationship in an extended episode that marks some of their most introspective podcasting yet.

Listen to #69 (16 minutes) & #70 (35 minutes)

Nat's Roam course gets an update

You may have seen an excerpt from Nat Eliason's "Oatly: The New Coke" making the Twitter rounds this week, but as usual, he's got more planned...including a fresh version of his course on how to mold note-taking tool Roam to your personal needs. Check it out...and stay tuned for more from Nat here, on the world of milk substitutes and seed oils...