HeyJaredSky Fishing for Sky Fish
In this order: Cultural analysis, media-literate anthropology and personal confessions.
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- 13
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- Sep 30, 2026
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- Jul 20, 2026
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Sky’s September Media Diet (opens the original)
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Media, media, media. I’ve been reading and listening and watching like a starved animal, desperate to uncover some truths about myself and the larger universe through other’s contrived explanations. It’s not exactly research, but it’s been wildly enriching. This month, I spilled my time and attention into reading more, watching with greater focus, and forcing myself to write even as my brain begs to do anything else. It’s humbling to realize you are in charge of all that you become, and that all
There's A Man Asleep On Your Couch (opens the original)
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DISCLAIMER: This piece was inspired by the recent resurfacing and re-litigation of the gang-rape of a young woman at Cornell by seven fraternity members. It is my way of expelling some small part of the awfulness we all hide from ourselves and each other. TRIGGER WARNINGS SHOULD BE IMPLIED.<d
I’m beginning to suspect it was never supposed to be easy (opens the original)
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Just days ago, I hit 200k on Instagram. I’m reeling. An exciting benchmark to most is the removal of Sisyphus’ boulder to me. Without exaggeration, this accomplishment changes my career trajectory from failure, humiliation, misery, and stupidity into one of glory and supremacy over forces of censorship and evil. This is the hardest won victory of my life. If you’re into that sort of thing, please come along for the ride:This publication is reader-supported. Subscribe to get it direc
Hope Is Not Naive. It Is Strategic. (opens the original)
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If there is only one insight I can give you from my time working in marketing, it is this: when you are being convinced of something through media, someone is paying for it—either with their time, their reputation, or with good old fashioned ad spend—and you should question their motives.To support this publication, please subscribe!<input class="button primary" type=
Surviving The Fallen Angels of Corporate America (opens the original)
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I just finished an iced coffee, so take everything I say with a dose of CBD or something to counteract the frenetic energy but TLDR: I feel like I’m fuckin’ losing it.Dropping new essays on culture, creation and reasons for hope weekly. If you haven’t already, join the list!<div class="fake-input-wr
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