Nicholas Jackson

RT @AlecMacGillis: Less than 3 years into its existence, @BaltimoreBanner wins a Pulitzer for exposing official negligence toward the city…

https://t.co/6OwOUAWEdQ https://t.co/ApkXbsq32Y

Inside Vanity Fair during the golden age of magazines. https://t.co/RihwnjlmlO

"In the same way that you could have made a lot of money a long time ago selling cigarettes that really weren't great for people, there are a lot of people now who are selling the civic equivalent of cigarettes." https://t.co/9R8Zgjhjp8

Check out the premiere of the second season of Untold Earth, a collaboration between @AtlasObscura and @PBSNature dedicated to unpacking the stories behind North America's strangest, most unique natural wonders. https://t.co/Czlwy3ZHdS

This is why @AtlasObscura is the best. https://t.co/bUDRLIuhGq

Digital media was real, for a moment. And it was great. https://t.co/6UVjWcS79I

❗️Hiring: We're looking for a community editor to join @AtlasObscura's editorial team. Launch and iterate on a members-only newsletter and other products, manage feedback channels, serve as the internal voice of our users. Can be based anywhere in the U.S. https://t.co/OyyAx88pV5

I have an auto-recurring note on my calendar to do this once a week. I don't always follow through but it's always worth the time when I do.

Eric Vilas-Boas 🖋 @ericvb.bsky.social @e_vb_

whenever i talk to students i make a point of telling them that if really they loved a piece of writing or it opened something up for them, they should never feel weird about telling the writer so just send the note. it makes people's day/week/month

In which I take any opportunity to talk about my saltwater aquarium (and the value of hobbies, distractions, and slowing down). https://t.co/FmIT7308hj

The Morning News @TheMorningNews

“When work ends, I turn to the tank. My urchin is unbothered by anything but the algae in its path. My snails trek across the glass, one unhurried inch at a time. And my fish just keep swimming.” —@nbj914 https://t.co/R2ikNh3PG9

The @washingtonpost gets it. On the Art Institute: "An encyclopedic museum with a history of strong leadership, it ... has a footprint of over a million square feet and is at the geographic and cultural center of one of the world's great cities." https://t.co/ZWWzhwZFQu https://t.co/0SMcFJHdLK

How one family turned their peach orchard into a rallying cry for saving heirloom flavors and building community: https://t.co/Q70UnYhFj6 https://t.co/8yMvsg5Ngq

We're looking for someone to continue building out @AtlasObscura's suite of newsletters, collaborating with both our growth marketing and editorial teams. I'm not the hiring manager on this one but happy to answer questions. https://t.co/vXBgjVJQ8Y

I read all of these.

Jack Shafer @jackshafer

Journalism's worst two weeks of the year are approaching, the "Year in Review" period, where pundits and critics devote themselves to the make-work of rewriting what they wrote in the previous 50 weeks.

Fans of @AtlasObscura know how to travel. As part of our big annual package celebrating places offering local immersion and surprise, we asked for reader recommendations. Among the results: Zimbabwe, Xiahe, the Nebraska Sandhills, and the Faroe Islands. https://t.co/awoN3uPNsw https://t.co/tCv3RbJJbw