Nellie Bowles Here . . . Introducing The Free Press Forum
The Free Press has launched a new members-only digital space called The Free Press Forum. This platform allows subscribers to connect, share recommendations, and engage in discussions about various topics. The Forum aims to create a community where readers can interact more meaningfully beyond just commenting on articles.
- ▪The Free Press Forum is designed for subscribers to engage with each other and discuss news stories.
- ▪It includes various spaces for topics such as parenting, dating, and recommendations.
- ▪The Forum is now open exclusively to paid subscribers of The Free Press.
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Nellie Bowles Here . . . Introducing The Free Press Forum(Illustration by The Free Press)I want to tell you about a members-only digital space where Free Press subscribers can connect, trade recommendations, debate the news, and occasionally become obsessed with the same podcast episode.By Nellie Bowles05.26.26 — The Free Press Community and EventsFOLLOW COLUMN --:----:--Upgrade to ListenProduced by ElevenLabs using AI narrationThere are a lot of places on the internet to talk or, more likely, yell incoherently. Yet there are very few places left for us to think together.One trend we kept noticing at The Free Press was that our readers didn’t just want to engage with our stories. They wanted to engage with each other.
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