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Farrah Storr

Farrah Storr

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Founder and Editor, Things Worth Knowing

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Total articles 234

  • How Ozempic killed the body positivity movement

    By Farrah Storr Verified| Daily Mail Verified It’s hard to believe just six years ago we were in the middle of a ‘body positivity’ movement. Catwalks featured models with tummies and thighs and dimples in places that real women have them. Clothing brands such as Reformation and Madewell proudly (and loudly) announced the expansion of their size ranges. Billboards featured models with hips and boobs and folds and rolls. Even out on the street you could see young women flaunting tummies in crop tops and bottoms in teeny, tiny cycling shorts.

    By Farrah Storr Verified · Daily Mail

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Farrah Storr shares the life lessons she's learned in her 40s

    By Farrah Storr Verified| Red Magazine Verified Have you learned everything by your 30s or do different versions of yourself appear with every decade? We asked five brilliantly wise women what they’ve discovered along the way. It’s said that your 40s are the unhappiest time of your life. Every other year, there’s a new study that shows happiness is a U-curve, with your 40s right there at the bottom. I suspect none of those researchers are in their 40s. Your 40s are busy. That is true.

    By Farrah Storr Verified · Red Magazine

    Mar. 28, 2025

  • How Ozempic killed the body positivity movement

    By Farrah Storr Verified| Daily Mail Verified It’s hard to believe just six years ago we were in the middle of a ‘body positivity’ movement. Catwalks featured models with tummies and thighs and dimples in places that real women have them. Clothing brands such as Reformation and Madewell proudly (and loudly) announced the expansion of their size ranges. Billboards featured models with hips and boobs and folds and rolls. Even out on the street you could see young women flaunting tummies in crop tops and bottoms in teeny, tiny cycling shorts.

    By Farrah Storr Verified · Daily Mail

    Apr. 17, 2025

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Things Worth Knowing

Substack is an American online platform that supports subscription-based content, including newsletters, podcasts, and video. Founded in 2017 by Chris Best, Jairaj Sethi, and Hamish McKenzie, the company is based in San Francisco, California. The founders aimed to create a space where writers could earn a living directly from their readers, inspired by successful subscription newsletters. The platform offers a variety of services for creators, including publishing tools for digital content, payment infrastructure for managing subscriptions, and analytics to track audience engagement. Substack also provides design tools for customizing content appearance and community-building features. The platform has gained popularity among writers and media professionals, with notable publications like Bill Bishop's *Sinocism* leading the way. By 2021, Substack had reached one million paid subscribers and reported revenue of $9 million, reflecting its significant impact on the media landscape.

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Founded: 2017