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In 2017, with a simple video about the defensive stylings of one Ronald Delaine Baker, Knicks Film School was born. At the time, KFS was merely a Twitter account run by Jeffery Bellone, who, ironically, now writes a newsletter about the Mets. From those humble beginnings, Knicks Film School has now become the preeminent team-centric brand in the NBA media landscape, and this Newsletter is its home base. So what exactly is the Knicks Film School Newsletter?

I came up with “Late Republic Nonsense” several years ago as a way to describe so many of the things happening all around us.  I’m going to be writing here about things I love—things I’ve learned about, become obsessed with, and want to share.  I’m also going to write here about the crisis of contemporary America—and the small, few pieces I feel I can contribute to illuminating, or at least understanding.

Historians are fond of saying that the past doesn’t repeat itself; it rhymes. To understand the present, we have to understand how we got here. That’s where this newsletter comes in. I’m a professor of American history. This is a chronicle of today’s political landscape, but because you can’t get a grip on today’s politics without an outline of America’s Constitution, and laws, and the economy, and social customs, this newsletter explores what it means, and what it has meant, to be an American.

ummmmm hi hello welcome to my substack on memes and internet culture. If you fear intimacy and prefer to send the people in your life out of context images that just say “us” until one of you dies than this substack is for you. I have a telepathic connection to the internet which is a blessing but also a prison. I love to hear feedback and talk about the issues discussed in my writing.

hello! i’m eliza rubin, teen podcaster → normal person → 20-something substacker. i’m obsessed with how we think about the things in front of us, which is less vague than it sounds. i write analyses for fun, and i hope you like them. topics range from cultural linguistic trends to a breakdown of masked singer (inarguably the most fascinating show of all time). i have an all-consuming love for museums & art books, (and a penchant for hoarding old board games, vintage print ads, exhibition posters…) so those sneak in as well.

You have reached Med Gold, the most well-liked and wholesome poster on X. I primarily write about increasing sexual lust in a world of plummeting testosterone and the nature of male & female sexuality. Previews are available to free subscribers. Paid subscribers have full access. You can also follow me on X at @MedGold_. ncG1vNJzZmillZm0sLjDZ6qumqOprqS3jZympmeRl7y2wA%3D%3D

I’m Mitchell Epner. I’m an attorney in New York City, where I practice in a small firm practicing criminal defense and civil litigation. From 2001-04 I was federal prosecutor, and for the last twenty years have defended people in state and federal criminal proceedings and represented them as both plaintiffs and defendants in a wide range of civil cases, including high-stakes patent litigation, First Amendment matters, securities litigation and internationally famous civil matters.

Mixed Messages is a weekly newsletter all about the mixed-race experience. Each week, I’ll interview an exciting mixed-race voice, from actors to journalists, athletes to politicians, and everything in between. We’ll discuss the good, the bad, the amazing and the confusing about living life with mixed heritages. As half Indian, half white-British, I’ve grown up feeling a way about life. I’m still exploring what my racial identity means to me, so what better way to do this than by speaking to other mixed voices?

I’m Molly Ball, senior political correspondent for the Wall Street Journal and author of the bestselling biography Pelosi. I created this Substack to help people follow my work, but I no longer update it regularly. Feel free to subscribe in case I revive it someday or use it for future announcements, but don’t expect frequent updates. I encourage, implore and recommend that you follow my work by clicking the “follow” button after my name on my WSJauthor page.