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Azeem Azhar’s Exponential View. Long, deep discussions about technology’s impact on business and society. Spotify Apple

Death, Sex & Money addresses the three topics we’re most uncomfortable talking about. Spotify Apple

Decoder Ring explores cultural questions, objects or habits to figure out what they mean and why they matter. From Slate magazine. Spotify Apple

History Extra Podcast. Produced by BBC History Magazine. Interviews with historians. Multiple episodes each week. Spotify Apple

History Unplugged. Produced by historian Scott Rank with more than 400 episodes. Spotify Apple

The Next Big Idea. About books and ideas in the social sciences. Spotify Apple

Hard Fork. Smart, witty, informative conversation and interviews about tech. Spotify Apple

Posts published by “Jeff Gauger”

Unsubscratisfaction

Unsubscratisfaction

By Jeff Gauger on June 18, 2021

What to do with an out-of-control email inbox? Fight back.

My new friend

My new friend

By Jeff Gauger on June 12, 2021

Bad hair, smelly pits

Bad hair, smelly pits

By Jeff Gauger on June 8, 2021

Parents letting go

Parents letting go

By Jeff Gauger on June 1, 2021

A clamped door retreats

A clamped door retreats

By Jeff Gauger on May 30, 2021

‘can i trust you?’

‘can i trust you?’

By Jeff Gauger on May 28, 2021

Making Dave

Making Dave

By Jeff Gauger on May 26, 2021

Thoughts on a snail

Thoughts on a snail

By Jeff Gauger on May 22, 2021

Tips for hoarders

Tips for hoarders

By Jeff Gauger on May 18, 2021

Comfort cushion

Comfort cushion

By Jeff Gauger on May 12, 2021

No comfort for grumps

No comfort for grumps

By Jeff Gauger on May 10, 2021

Hope and stubbornness

Hope and stubbornness

By Jeff Gauger on May 6, 2021

Old socks, jammies and masks

Old socks, jammies and masks

By Jeff Gauger on May 2, 2021

More craft than art: “11 tips to improve your writing,” from 30-Second Read. With both text and video.

Your first editor: “How to Edit Your Own Writing,” by Harry Guinness for The New York Times.

The best writing advice I ever got and a few pieces of my own: Pithy and spot-on tips from long-time scribbler Daniel Finney at his website, The Paragraph Stacker.

Word nerd delight: Jeremy Butterfield’s deep, rich, smart blog about grammar, word use, word histories, confusing words, more. Loads of fun word arcana.

Ellen is at the Grammar Table: Twitter account devoted to grammar questions and philosophy. Daily quizzes.

How to fix bad sentences: Confused by dangling modifiers? Stumped by passive voice? Author June Casagrande offers precise advice.

Role model: “What I learned about writing from reading Greta Thunberg’s speech to the U.N.,” by Roy Peter Clark for the Poynter Institute.

Writing tips: From Lexico.com, the Oxford Dictionary web site, for writing letters, speeches, job applications, more.

The hardest part of writing . . .: Advice for starting, delivered in cartoons by Grant Snider in The New York Times.

Priceless lessons: A sixth-grade English teacher offered advice about writing and life that Catherine Rampell remembers still. Practical and inspirational.

Apostrophe Protection Society. It’s for real, and it’s both serious and fun. Based in the United Kingdom.