Search results
Judith Butler and Andrea Long Chu explain their gender revolution. It's wild! "To see what is in front of one's nose needs a constant struggle," - Orwell. Click to read The Weekly Dish, a Substack publication with hundreds of thousands of subscribers.
- Archive
The creation of human embryos as a means to an end. We chat...
- Leaderboard
"To see what is in front of one's nose needs a constant...
- About
If you’re still undecided, sign up for the free version to...
- Vfyw: Famous For Its Toilets
Share this post. VFYW: Famous For Its Toilets....
- Vfyw: a Middle Finger To Vichy
It was built in 1949, in a period of post-WWII development...
- Vfyw: a Ghost Of a Country
And this time he’s added the podcast to the mix, and the...
- Recommendations
The Free Press. By Bari Weiss. Subscribe. A new media...
- Freddie deBoer
Share this post. Subscriber Writing, June 2024....
- Archive
Andrew Sullivan. @sullydish. Recovering blogger. 166K+ subscribers. Subscribe. "To see what is in front of one's nose needs a constant struggle," - Orwell.
The creation of human embryos as a means to an end. We chat about my mentor, philosopher Michael Oakeshott, and his many intimations about the world. Listen now on the Dishcast. For contest #423, we return to an area we visited recently, but we see the city proper. And cannibal fireflies.
We chat about my mentor, philosopher Michael Oakeshott, and his many intimations about the world. Listen now on the Dishcast. Jun 21 •.
Feb 6, 2015 · My exhaustion is nearly equal to Andrew’s own (reading a million blog posts will do that to you). And, to survive Andrew’s departure, the Dish would have needed years, not days, to adapt. It was too heavy a lift – for right now.
The media is losing readers left and right! At least that’s what we’re told. And yet, here’s the total of all subscribers, paid and unpaid, to the Weekly Dish, over the last four years.
This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit andrewsullivan.substack.com. George writes a twice-weekly column on politics and foreign affairs for the Washington Post, a column he launched in 1974. He is also a regular contributor to MSNBC and NBC News.
