A personal-essay newsletter of short, anecdotal pieces on Indian places and childhood memories, from a Srirangam temple visit to a 1980s swimming lesson and a satirical Bangalore dosa-walk story. It offers warm, vivid storytelling with a light humorous touch rather than news or practical guidance.
Website: https://www.thatwasfunnyactually.com/
Long-form essays that read Italian buildings, monuments and gardens slowly, tracing how layers of history, restoration and invention shaped what visitors see today. Mixes archival detail, on-site observation and personal travel narrative, with practical visiting guidance.
Veteran restaurant critic Robert Sietsema writes about New York City dining, focusing on inexpensive eats, neighborhood food crawls, and restaurant openings. Readers get specific dish and venue recommendations along with historical and cultural context.
A data-driven newsletter by Platform Aeronaut analysing travel, delivery, marketplace and enterprise software economics, including unit economics, robotaxi fleet growth, stock dilution and how agentic AI may shift distribution and advertising moats. Readers get quantified, opinionated deep dives with links to an accompanying dilution tracker.
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