Wow. Last week was wild, huh? Wasn't it refreshing to witness? Wasn't it fun to wake up that next morning and feel the weight of the world lifted off your shoulders for a minute? Wasn't it nice how happy and excited people were to
Good morning. It's November. Let's take a look at some things. * Listen, I know it's exhausting being told to vote by everyone. Those goddamn text messages! And also, I totally get it if you've not felt like voting lately. But can you
Oh, hello. Good evening. Do you like things? I hope so, because I have fourteen (14) things for you: * You should read these 6,000 incredible words about sailing and know that if that sounds like a tall order to you I would've said that I had absolutely
Hi again. I turn 44 today. Despite how old and washed I know I am, I'm also feeling pretty good about it. My forties have been fun. I'm very lucky. Life is great. But let's talk about—surprise!—the fundraiser for a minute. First
As we enter the final stretch of this thing, I just wanted to say thank you for putting up with all the emails and Bluesky posts and text messages and and and. It's a lot, I know. But we're making progress! Check out that number above.
Oh, hello. A few things, real quick: * We had a pretty solid first day! As you can see above, we cleared the $4,000 mark easily. Not bad! But we've got a ways to go. How can you help us hit our goal? Maybe forward this email to
Good morning. Y'all ready to do some good this week? Over the past few Septembers, How I'd Fix Atlanta has partnered with a nonprofit organization called Undue Medical Debt. We've raised more than $70,000 in donations from folks like you, money that Undue
Y'all ready to do some good in a couple weeks? Every September, we like to stomp and yell and goof around and get super amped for a week or so on the internet, raising money to abolish as much ATL-metro medical debt as we can in the
Good evening, everyone. I'm here and I've brought some things with me. Things you can read and things you can listen to. Things where you can help and things you can watch. Things you can do, of course. Ten things total. Let's dig into
A friend recently asked if I was familiar with the new Johnny Blue Skies album. I told him that not only did I really like it, but that Johnny Blue Skies is actually that Sturgill Simpson guy I'm often going on about in the group chat we share.
Good evening. Here are ten (10) things that you can see or do or read or listen to or look at or donate to or consume or enjoy or whatever: * Wyatt Williams spent a year writing about cloud seeding and militia leaders and drones and maniacs destroying weather towers and
Perhaps you've heard about the proposed supportive housing project in Kirkwood. It's an exciting opportunity for a community to do right by unhoused seniors living in the neighborhood. What's more, ATL's zoning review board recently approved the project's rezoning application