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Emily Sundberg

Emily Sundberg

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Editor, Feed Me (Substack)

New York

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and planningeducationpolitical and social movements / activismpsychologyAmerican historythe sports industrybaseballpoliticspublic policyurban politics policy

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products, baby items

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Total articles 611

  • Rich, gay men who read this newsletter: listen up.

    By Emily Sundberg| Feed Me (Substack)@ First of all, free letter today. Today’s newsletter includes: the magazine that could no longer afford a subscription to Puck, the Los Angeles smoothie chain opening six blocks north of Happier Grocery, a mysterious A24 job listing, and a new interview series on The Cut. Second of all, I need the rich gay men (out or closeted) who read this letter to listen up, because I have the deal of a lifetime for you.

    By Emily Sundberg · Feed Me (Substack)

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • For seven days, Yale's campus had a social leaderboard.

    By Emily Sundberg| Feed Me (Substack)@ Good morning everyone. After seeing this walnut butter and cream cheese sandwich from Elbow Bread on my Instagram one too many times, I got one yesterday and ate it in the sun. Heaven. Today’s letter includes: free merch for some paid readers (new stuff coming later this spring), a computer science major at Yale built his own version of Facemash, my $10 bet on Morgan Wallen’s next album, what Anna Weyant thinks about when she’s falling asleep, and the hottest job opening at Major Food Group.

    By Emily Sundberg · Feed Me (Substack)

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Rich, gay men who read this newsletter: listen up.

    By Emily Sundberg| Feed Me (Substack)@ First of all, free letter today. Today’s newsletter includes: the magazine that could no longer afford a subscription to Puck, the Los Angeles smoothie chain opening six blocks north of Happier Grocery, a mysterious A24 job listing, and a new interview series on The Cut. Second of all, I need the rich gay men (out or closeted) who read this letter to listen up, because I have the deal of a lifetime for you.

    By Emily Sundberg · Feed Me (Substack)

    Apr. 16, 2025

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Feed Me (Substack)

New York, United States