Sites like urbanismspeakeasy.com

London Reconnections is a transport news and analysis blog covering rail, road and river travel, with Friday reading lists and industry stories

A Substack blog by James Howard Kunstler offering essays on American politics, society, decline and culture, with a monthly podcast

A browser game where players design and build their own public transit system maps, with scores and community sharing

A American political news and analysis publication on Substack, with video, live events and newsletters by Sarah Longwell, Tim Miller and others

A Substack newsletter by James O'Malley on debunking popular historical myths and misconceptions that circulate online

Essays by designer and builder Aaron Lubeck on historic preservation, green building, affordable housing and community design, on Substack

An English-language online news outlet covering Ukraine, Russia and Eastern Europe, with daily news reports and features

The Free Press, a news and commentary publication with investigative stories, essays and podcasts by Bari Weiss and contributors

CITYBUILDER is a pro-housing news outlet and grassroots advocacy coalition for the Raleigh-Durham Triangle region of North Carolina

A Substack-hosted blog and photo gallery by Chris about the UK road network, with fonts, links and a simulator

Tedium, an offbeat digital newsletter on obscure internet history and oddities by Ernie Smith

A Charlottesville, Virginia podcast network with local news and community engagement episodes by journalist Sean Tubbs

Political Currents, a Substack newsletter of original essays on politics, society and culture by Ross Barkan

Apricitas Economics is a Substack newsletter by Joseph Politano offering data-driven analysis of economics, business, finance and public policy

The Elysian is an essay blog on utopian futures, collective ownership and technology, written by Elle Griffin

A daily curated link blog on transportation, urbanism, and environment by Jeff Wood, with a premium newsletter

Stat Significant, a Substack newsletter by Daniel Parris with data-driven essays and reports on movies, music, TV, and podcasts

Mailchimp's marketing software for email, SMS, automation and audience tools, presented as a business product page rather than an editorial site

The Education Daly is a Substack newsletter on American education policy and schooling, written by Daly, appearing about once a month

A policy and politics blog by Matthew Yglesias, with Brian Beutler appearing in podcast-style posts, published on Substack

Strength In Numbers, a data-driven newsletter and podcast on U.S. politics, polls and elections by G. Elliott Morris

TWiT, an internet television network of tech podcasts and live shows founded in 2005 by Leo Laporte

Bike Lane Sweeper, a company selling bicycle-towed electric brush trailers that clear debris from bike lanes, with a development blog

The Roots of Progress, a think-tank site with essays on the philosophy of technological progress by Jason Crawford and team

Uncharted Territories, a Substack newsletter by Tomas Pueyo on AI, tech, longevity, fertility, energy, democracy and education

People's Policy Project is a think tank publishing economic policy analysis and white papers on welfare, labor, housing, and climate

Noahpinion, an economics and current-affairs newsletter on Substack by economist Noah Smith

Josh Barro's newsletter Very Serious on politics, the economy and culture, published on Substack

The Prism, a Substack newsletter by Gurwinder on navigating the digital age

Bet On It, a Substack blog by economist Bryan Caplan on wagers, arguments and economic ideas

Dan Luu's personal blog of essays on software engineering, hiring, AI evaluation, and programming practice

The Argument is a Substack magazine on economics, policy and current affairs by Jerusalem Demsas

Volts, a David Roberts newsletter and podcast on the technology, politics and policy of decarbonization

A podcast of long-form interviews with intellectuals and researchers, hosted by Dwarkesh Patel

A Substack newsletter by Hamilton Nolan on labor, politics, and power, called How Things Work

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