Paper Connections is a long-form history newsletter that investigates episodes from the past, such as the Burgundian diamonds, the history of tobacco advertising, and the Nazi-era sale of degenerate art. Each issue pairs narrative storytelling with archival detail, sources and notes, plus occasional audio companions.

A weekly newsletter analysing how culture, taste and economic context shape brands, products and hits. It includes interviews with founders and creators on the Hitmakers podcast, plus essays on frameworks like K-shaped culture.

Paul Lukas writes about overlooked small details of everyday design, objects, and consumer culture, such as subway signs, enamel pin collections, and cereal marketing. Issues mix first-person narrative, reader contributions, and light historical research.

A weekly newsletter from Meh that explores the history and stories behind consumer products, advertising and marketing campaigns. Each issue digs into a single topic, such as ale ads, decaf coffee or the Jarts ban, with research and personal anecdotes.