If I were writing a newsletter ten years ago, it would probably look a lot like JT's dispatches. Clothing and gear recommendations mixed with some well-curated articles from around the internet. Always a fun read!

- Lou Tamposi

Jack's takes on both marketing and the outdoors are terrific and always leave me with something new to think about.

- Lou Tamposi

Alex’s writing about the outdoors is engaging, insight, and inspiring. The type of writing that makes you want to get outside.

- Lou Tamposi

Jason's dispatches -- which range from his "Monday Morning Coffee" thoughts to hunting to fishing to caring for his horses -- are inspiring and candid... and make me want to get out there and experience things myself.

- Lou Tamposi

Whether it's reflections on the sacred hunt or a directionally-challenged Jeep, I'm always entertained or enlightened.

- Lou Tamposi

Each time Christian publishes an edition of the Midnight Run, I find something new to hone in on. Whether it's multi-day motorcycle adventures, pontifications on fly-fishing, or just stunning photography, there's always something to learn.

- Lou Tamposi

Cliff says he "lives for this sh*t!" and that ethos comes through in his writing -- whether it be on fishing, foraging, or backcountry skiing, it's always an adventure worth having.

- Lou Tamposi

Reading Alice's perspective on the outdoors is always a breath of fresh air, encouraging you to "take it outside!"

- Lou Tamposi

Finding good outdoor writing is hard; finding good outdoor writing about hunting is even harder. The Westrn team, however, is publishing tremendous stories about the outdoors with an eye toward the future.

- Lou Tamposi

Matt's poetry and prose are both equally gripping, touching on the outdoors, service, and our relationships with others. Reading his work inspires me to write more artfully.

- Lou Tamposi

I look forward to Eli's thoughtfully researched essays (coupled with stunning photography) on the history and heritage of food in New England. Even more so, I appreciate her open-mindedness and her willingness to get outside of her comfort zone as she tries to learn more!

- Lou Tamposi

I've loosely followed the Stoic philosophy for over a decade, but Sam's reflections on it and other ancient (and not so ancient) traditions always open up new connections for me.

- Lou Tamposi

Jesse's recommendations for "the next adventure" are always inspiring and informative. The research put into each post is worth its weight in outdoor gold.

- Lou Tamposi

Andrew's perspective is always enlightening -- I look forward equally to his book recommendations and reviews as well as his "Notes to Self."

- Lou Tamposi

Rocky is curating some of the best writing about food, culture, and more in each stunningly laid out issue of WARKITCHEN.

- Lou Tamposi

Sam makes waves with the Ripple, touching on topics ranging from gardening to fitness to parenthood to life in general. I just wish he would write more often!

- Lou Tamposi

Myles's recipes are phenomenal, his recommendations savvy, and his enthusiasm contagious.

- Lou Tamposi

Jeff writes lucidly about the outdoors, Alaska, and the importance of authenticity in your pursuits.

- Lou Tamposi

Madison & Sebastians encouragement and advice to take things "back to our roots" are much appreciated in a time when it's so easy to feel disconnected.

- Lou Tamposi

I truly enjoy watching Brendan grow into fatherhood; his reflections are so similar to my own, but from an entirely different experience.

- Lou Tamposi

Josh's work inspires a connection to nature that is so lacking in today's world.

- Lou Tamposi

Each week, Julia artfully weaves wildly disparate threads on food, culture, history, and more into one delightful recipe.

- Lou Tamposi

I'm not sure what I enjoy more from Brooks -- his thoughtful detailing of the restaurant design and branding process or his advice on how to get your kids to eat more tinned fish. Either way, I'll be eternally grateful for his recommendation of "North Shore Goodies" coconut peanut butter!

- Lou Tamposi