Tea, Blankets, and Substack: My Winter Reading Stats (Because Why Not?)
Tea, Blankets, and Substack: My Winter Reading Stats (Because Why Not?)
A Lighthearted Look at My Winter Reading Habits—and Whether Anyone Cares.
While the rest of the world was basking in the summer sun, here in Aotearoa, we were wrapped up in blankets, sipping hot drinks, and—apparently—diving into endless Substack posts. So, while it wasn’t exactly a “Substack Summer” for us, my “Substack Winter” was just as productive.
So I thought I'd share. I'm not sure why or if this is good content at all, but I thought I’d share and test.
Highlights
☕ I read the most in the morning
💌 I subscribed to 24 new Substacks
🎧 I listened to 18 minutes of podcasts
📽️ I watched 100 minutes of video
❤️ I liked 59 posts
💬 I left 25 comments on posts
📜 I scrolled 32 meters in Notes
🕵️ I discovered 3 new posts via Notes
Top Substacks
The Blue Review by
Analysis and commentary on the passing scene in New Zealand
Top post this summer: Sunk ferries and sunk costs
The Good Energy Project by
A creative communicator on a mission to reveal the invisible economic forces that shape our lives and environment. Finding and connecting people across Aotearoa who want to change our economic system for the planet and people.
Top post this summer: A personal reflection on the theme of scarcity and belonging
Democracy Project by
The newsletter Substack for the Democracy Project
Top post this summer: Te Pati Māori’s integrity under scrutiny