Some of our cool friends and relatives and their projects! Some are infrequently updated (as is this blog – not casting aspersions) but all have excellent archives. We simply love hyperlinks, click to find out more : )

a photo from a trip with our excellent friend Ling <3

Daylight Differentials by Shanti and Shar (lots of capital-M Musings)

Shar and Rohan’s YouTube (sparsely updated but defs still Quality)

Rohan and Lin’s comedy Instagram (fave shortform duo) also their thoughtful travel blog To Wander is a Privilege

Madeleine Holden by Madeleine Holden (best thinky and incisive essays on substack!)

Field Notes on Feeling by Maddie (v thoughtful and gorgeous essays)

Statistics and Sentiments by Siobhan McDonough (running, philanthropy, identity, books)

Raichev.net by Alex (documentation of soooooo many cool projects!)

lies & jest by Sophie (funny little essays, astute observations, weirdness and dogs. Also her poems are wonderful!)

di·​a·​ris·​tic by Naomii (essays about travel and home)

Crust by Emma

Kingfishers Aflame by Tim (theologically-inclined poetry and reflections)

Bikepacking updates from David (extremely cool sketches included)

Snow days and travel adventures from Mon

Briar Likes The World by Briar (travel pieces, cool pics)

JJ does art by JJ (some incredibly impressive faces)

Felippe’s blog by Felippe – interesting data projects and investigating the code of one particular New Zealand media website

Tumeke Cycle Space by lots and lots of people (best place to have bike hangs in central Auckland)

Climate Club by Jenny, Dhanya, Emily and Cathy (take action in your daily life)

Mixed Pickles by Tom, Mark, Cathy and Oscar

Essays about music and friendship and running by Anna

This meme is based on a photo by Jon (the most reliable herpetology enthusiast in my life)

Unpredictable.co by Jeph

The Happy Revolution by Rayne and Mika (and Rachel and Matt) (very very interesting podcast that goes deep on stuff about theology and contemporary New Zealand)

Burans by Kaaren and many others

Modern Relics by Rohan Salmond (different Rohan – religion and pop culture at their most internetty intersections)