Sites like johnhawks.net

A Substack newsletter on anthropology and human origins, written by the Anthropology & Primatology team

A long-running ocean science and conservation blog, Southern Fried Science, covering marine policy, sharks and fisheries news with posts from various writers

The Skeptic, a UK magazine founded in 1987 by Michael Marshall, analysing pseudoscience, conspiracy theories and paranormal claims

Pablo Carlos Budassi's portfolio of cosmic illustrations, circular and rectangular universe maps, and scale-of-nature artwork sold as prints

Colin Gorrie's website on linguistics, etymology and Old English, with the Dead Language Society newsletter and books on conlanging

Emil O. W. Kirkegaard's Substack blog of contrarian essays on psychometrics, intelligence research and related science, including factor analysis of the g factor

A webcomic called Bob the Angry Flower, a comic strip series by Thomas Freeman about a bad-tempered flower

Earth Archives is a volunteer-run online news site covering Earth science, space science and natural history research

Science Friday, an American science radio program and podcast with a website of episodes, reporting, and merchandise

Peaceful Science is a journal and online forum on science, faith, and human origins, with articles on ancestry, AI, and art

Davide Piffer's website and PifferPilfer Substack newsletter on ancient DNA, human variation, polygenic scores and population genetics

A blog of investigative essays by Cory Morningstar on environmental activism, climate policy and the non-profit industrial complex

The Complete Review, a book review website and literary guide offering reviews of books in many languages and a literary saloon blog

Jason Colavito's blog and website on alternative history, conspiracy theories, pop culture and his books, by the upstate New York author

A Substack newsletter by Cremieux Recueil discussing academic research papers, with over 38,000 subscribers

Brewminate, an online magazine of history, culture and academic essays on news and ideas, published daily

A blog by economist Robin Hanson on why people believe and act as they do, and how to do better

Animated explainer videos by Jon Perry on genetics, evolution, and chemistry for classroom and self-study use

A weekly science and critical-thinking podcast, The Skeptics Guide to the Universe, hosted by the SGU skeptics team

Aporia, a Substack magazine and podcast on social science, philosophy and culture, with pieces by Michael Rosen and Colin Wright

Be Smart, a YouTube video channel explaining science topics such as why blue is rare in nature and how igloos keep warm

The Higherside Chats is an interview podcast by Greg Carlwood on unconventional, suppressed and esoteric topics

Nicky Case's personal site of interactive games, essays, and videos explaining ideas about systems, psychology, and play

Aether Force is a wiki and research site on the aether, vital forces and Goethean phenomenology in nature, with critiques of the standard model

Compound Interest, a blog of chemistry infographics explaining everyday chemical compounds and recent chemistry news

A physics puzzle game site for Fantastic Contraption, a building game from 2008, with buy pages and a new sequel in development

An online magazine of long-form essays on politics, science, culture and free speech, based in Australia and named Quillette

Science-Based Medicine, a blog of critical essays on medical evidence, alternative therapies and health fraud, written by physicians and scientists

Steve Sailer's Substack, a newsletter of commentary on politics, culture, movies and social trends