by Jamie Miles | Jul 5, 2026 | Newsletter
Hey – Jamie here. When we think about memory, we usually think about trying to remember things from the past – recalling names, facts, and figures. But forgetting to do things we planned makes up the majority of what we forget. These two types are called retrospective...
by Jamie Miles | Jun 21, 2026 | Newsletter
Hey – Jamie here. It’s been a dislocating fortnight. By popular demand, find your guide to writing satire inside. The guide builds on the workshop I attended with the ex-head writer of The Onion. Use it to sharpen your comedy and charisma. Today is also...
by Jamie Miles | Jun 7, 2026 | Newsletter
Hey – Jamie here. You never know who’s in the crowd – and at the Brighton Fringe, that turned out to matter quite a lot. Brighton Fringe is Brighton’s answer to the Edinburgh Fringe. My improv troupe made our debut there last weekend, performing to...
by Jamie Miles | May 24, 2026 | Newsletter
Hey – Jamie here. You might remember what to say, but struggle to express it. So while I continue to chip away at the next memory-focused article, ‘Why We Forget and How To Fix It’, I wanted to share the recipe for having magnetic conversations I learned...
by Jamie Miles | May 10, 2026 | Newsletter
Hey – Jamie here. I’ve gained even more weight – and this time, I have the story to explain why that makes me grin. Carrying on with this season’s exploration of memory, I’ve turned to one of the forgotten cousins of memory: the comeback. So this week is about...
by Jamie Miles | Apr 26, 2026 | Newsletter
Hey – Jamie here.
I’ve gained weight! Why that’s wonderful will make more sense once you read this week’s story… which is, unfortunately, nowhere to be found. A syncing error meant I got a sinking feeling when I went to publish, only to discover...
