Going Grey is a newsletter promoting the movement to stop coloring hair and embrace natural grey, mixing personal essays with reflections on aging, patience and imperfection. Readers get heartfelt, reflective writing that encourages accepting visible ageing and offers an alternative to anti-aging culture.
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A personal essay newsletter of true stories about work, family, faith and life's unplanned turns. Issues blend memoir, humor and reflection, covering topics like volunteering in a prison, a parent's memory care, and a Yom Kippur midrash.
Eric Topol unpacks new biomedical research, especially on aging, immunity and AI in medicine, and hosts interviews with authors and scientists. Readers get plain-language explanations of recent papers with data and figures, plus commentary on science policy.
Personal essays by Jack Beaudoin that blend travel memoir, vivid small-town reportage and reflections on mortality and aging. The writing is literary and observational, using concrete scenes to explore meaning and loss.
A 76-year-old writer living in a van and on her Louisiana porch shares personal essays about starting over after 60, self-respect, aging and rebuilding a life. Each issue offers reflective, first-person reflections on boundaries, forgiveness and choosing one's own terms.
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