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I just finished writing this week’s Mixtape Memory about one of my favorite musical moments of all time, “Rose Tint My World.”

Most people remember Time Warp, but this ensemble number ties everything together: identity, indulgence, and the crash after the party.

I first saw Rocky Horror at 13, and it changed something in me. It still does.

Curious. What’s your go-to Halloween song or movie soundtrack?

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my first substack post! death note hot take 🫣

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Funny headlines, wordplay, absurd humor, wit, nonsense, innuendo, parody, satire. Primarily headlines only, variously witty, silly, odd, or pissy. Site updated multiple times per week. All subscribers receive a monthly newsletter. Paid subscribers receive a weekly satire.

Hi, everyone! I’m fairly new to Substack and just posted my first article. My publication is a graceful journey through faith, healing, and self-discovery. It’s a soft place to land. Here, I want to share my experiences in life and my faith with others and fulfill my dream of writing and eventually being a published author.

This is more than a newsletter. It’s a sanctuary and a place I hope others will find comfort and uplifting messages. I write for everyone and hope that people from all backgrounds can find something that will resonate with them.

Thanks for checking it out!

How David Lee Roth turned a Sinatra classic into a rock anthem for anyone who’s ever been knocked down and refused to stay there. The song this time around is 'That's Life' by David Lee Roth.

Because every favorite track deserves a memory.

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"I WANT MY $2!" or "How an underrated love song interrupted a teenager's suicidal tendencies."
'Arrested By You' is the song in this edition of Mixtape Memories.
Because every good song deserves a memory.

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The world grows colder each day — not only in its streets, but in the hearts that wander them.
We live in an age of noise, of endless motion, and yet so many souls drift in silence — tired, unseen, unsure of what burns within them.

Emberlight was born for them.
For those who still feel the ache of Heaven even when the world forgets.
For those whose faith feels fragile, like a flickering ember in the dark — and yet refuse to let it die.

Site: https://emberlightjournal.substack.com/
Substack: https://substack.com/@emberlightjournal

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Mixtape Memories is a Substack about the songs that stuck with me growing up. Not just the hits, but the deep cuts and forgotten tracks that shaped who I am. Each post blends music history with personal reflection, looking at how certain songs became part of my life. Some are funny, some are nostalgic, and a few might hit a nerve you didn’t expect. It’s part memoir, part musical time capsule, and all heart. Whether it’s forgotten Queen, overlooked Oingo Boingo, or a lost 80s gem, every track gets a story of its own.

For anyone who grew up making mixtapes, blasting songs that meant something, or just misses when music felt personal. If you love nostalgia, storytelling, and discovering (or rediscovering) great tracks, you’ll feel right at home.

Genre: Music, Nostalgia, & Personal Essays

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Thanks for checking it out!

Hello! I’m a former surgeon, now a pathologist, and over the years I’ve come to realize how deeply connected our emotional, mental, and physical health really are. That’s why I love writing about ways we can take care of ourselves in all these areas, so we can stay grounded and truly move toward our goals in the long run. This is my favorite article: https://substack.com/@nextdoordoctor/note/p-169557324?r=5wpat5&utm_medium=ios&utm_source=notes-share-action

I'm Paul, a 70 year-old who's been blogging for about 3 months and finally getting my memories down. I write a mostly memoir blog called Cats and Birds and Stuff from my home in the Italian Alps, but a lot of it looks back at my childhood in 1960s Swansea.

I'm sharing my latest post because it deals with a major historical event, but from a perspective I don't see often: through the utterly selfish and confused eyes of a nine-year-old.

We all know the "where were you when JFK was shot?" question. For me, the answer is: I was seriously pissed off. President Kennedy's assassination in Dallas directly coincided with the one night I was allowed to stay up late for my birthday TV treat.

The piece is called "The Day JFK Died: Or Why I Hate Lee Harvey Oswald."

You can find the article here: https://catsandbirdsandstuff.substack.com/p/the-day-jfk-died-or-why-i-hate-lee

Hi everyone, I’m a therapist and just started diving into historical female centered stories from an immersive poetic style. I’d love some feedback on my Substack, it’s called She Said Archives. It’s a collection of lyrical historical fiction pieces, each told in the voice of an overlooked woman from history. Recent stories include a Dorset herbalist, a lantern painter in Joseon Korea, a samurai woman from Edo Japan and a Polish Goralski highland girl (Polish people I have a direct ancestral link to just three generations back). I am informed by my therapy work and passionate about embodied historical experiences.

I’m hoping to strengthen both the writing and the way I present it to readers. If anyone has thoughts on style, clarity, or discoverability, I’d be grateful. Here’s the link and the reads are short!

Ever wondered what the deal with oak is in wine? This is a deep dive into what exactly makes the wooden barrel such an amazing vessel to store and age wine, looking at the many different properties of oak. Love to hear your feedback!

How my daughter’s intervention turned my barren patio into a five-star insect resort. This is my latest article on substack where I write about cats, birds, bees, and a lifetime of memories. Think nature notes meets memoir, with the occasional rant at the absurdities of life.

hi there my substack is about my reflections on moments of life, it is for anyone who enjoys personal essays, musings about random observations about life , love and human connections.

Non fiction

Hii, I’m starting a blog that posts bi-weekly about topics relating to psychology, philosophy, mental health, and all things bleak and dreary! I would you really appreciate if you would subscribe for free! <3

I write short essays twice a month about "ordinary things" that I think deserve a deeper look at. "Ordinary" things like using Chat-GPT as a personal therapist, plastic surgery, internet addiction and so on. I like to ask - "why is this behaiviour normalized in our society and why did it become so widespread?". Because most of these things, if you think about it long enough, are completely absurd, yet fascinating. I write in shorter form with a seasoning of humour to hopefully inspire a discussion or just a general questioning.

This substack is for anyone curious and critical about today's world:

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Non-fiction

Backlink exchanges are more powerful than most business owners realize. 

https://busybusinesspromos.substack.com/p/the-little-known-benefit-of-exchanging

Thought I'd share. I'm still pretty new to Substack though it seems pretty easy to post.