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Press Trip & Culinary Travel Invites Needed for 2026 – Tokyo & Quebec Focus

I’m currently looking to plan my travel calendar for next year! I’m particularly interested in Tokyo and Quebec, however, I’m open to just about anywhere! Extra brownie points for family-friendly places and a strong culinary-focus — similar to [url=https://substack.com/redirect/e5b4142b-9bc3-40ab-af09-633555e58e1e]this[/url] and [url=https://substack.com/redirect/9f08b2de-c27b-4bce-80e2-7682c8f93037]this[/url] one that I’ve recently published! If we’ve already been in touch, or you’re waiting a response, please send me a follow up! I just cracked 100,000 emails so I apologize in advance if I’m a bit behind! If you are hosting a press trip in 2026, please feel free to reach out as well! I’d love to see if I can join or if there are opportunities for individual visits! - Destinations of interest include, but are not limited to: - Venice / Florence (Italy) - Lisbon - Rome - Key West, St. Augustine, + other Florida cities - Palm Springs - Helen, Georgia - Wyoming - Montana - Idaho - New Hampshire - New Mexico - North Dakota - Delaware - Alaska - Michigan - Minnesota - Mississippi - Maine - Oklahoma - Nebraska - Quebec - Banff - Toronto - Ontario - Niagara Falls - Mykonos - Santorini - Florence - Indianapolis - Iceland - Germany (Berlin) - Tokyo - Finland Email: [email redacted] General instructions: Please send your press trip opportunities or destination invites for 2026 (especially Tokyo and Quebec, but open to all) via email. If we've already been in touch, send a follow up if needed.

LA Residents Needed for Social Media Documentary Case Studies

Looking for subjects for social media doc series about LA residents Hi everyone, My name is Maddy, I’m working on a short documentary project about real Angelenos and where we are at in 2025. We’re looking to feature a few people who are open to sharing their stories on camera. I’d love to connect with anyone who fits one of these: The Rebuilder: Someone impacted by the recent Palisades fire who is rebuilding their home or community. We’re especially interested in the real challenges, frustrations with the process, and the moments of community support and hope. The New Entrepreneur: Anyone who recently opened a small business in L.A. (any type — coffee shop, boutique, studio, service-based, etc.). We want to highlight the hustle, the permitting/financial challenges, and what makes it rewarding. The Industry Professional: People in the entertainment industry (crew, writers, gig workers, freelancers) who are navigating the changing industry and high cost of living. The Lifelong Angeleno: Neighbors who have lived in L.A. for decades and can speak to how the city has changed, and why they still love it. If you or someone you know might be a good fit, please comment here or DM me. Happy to share more details privately! We’re looking for authentic stories. You can also email me at [email redacted] This is an unpaid opportunity, and perfect for someone who has a story to share, opinions that should be heard and wants to be involved in civic discussions with a public figure! Thank you! Maddy

Gen Z NYC On-Camera Interviews-Holiday Financial Struggles

Journalist here - trying to understand Gen Z's holiday financial reality beyond the statistics I'm a student journalist - can provide email verification- working on a story about how Gen Z is navigating what appears to be an unprecedented economic squeeze this holiday season, and I'm hoping to hear real stories from this community. The numbers I'm seeing: Gen Z cutting holiday spending by 23% (biggest drop of any generation) Seasonal retail hiring down from 442,000 positions last year to 265,000-365,000 this year - worst in 15+ years Layoff announcements up 183% in October 84% of Americans planning to cut spending due to economic uncertainty But statistics don't tell the full story. I want to understand what this actually looks like in people's daily lives. What I'm hoping to learn: If you're Gen Z (roughly 18-28), what does your holiday budget actually look like this year compared to last year? Have you applied for seasonal jobs recently? What's that experience been like? How are you managing the gap between what you need to spend and what you have? What does "economic anxiety" actually feel like day-to-day? What specific decisions are you making? How are you handling conversations with family/friends about cutting back? I'm also interested in hearing from anyone working in retail management about hiring decisions this season. My goal: I'm creating a short video piece (90 seconds) that gives Gen Z a voice in this conversation. It would feature street-style interviews balanced with the business perspective from retail owners/managers. If you're in NYC and open to a brief on-camera interview about your experience, I'd love to talk, we can do it virtually as well. If you're not comfortable on camera but willing to share your story to help me understand the landscape better, that's valuable too. I'm not here to exploit anyone's struggle - I genuinely want to document what this generation is going through in a way that's honest and respectful. Happy to answer any questions about the project. You can comment here or DM me.

Hardware Startup Founders for Podcast on Challenges & Insights

Ex-SaaS CTO moving to Hardware. Looking to interview builders about the "messy middle." Hey fellow Redditors, I’m a software engineer (ex-CTO) who is transitioning into the physical product space. One thing I’ve noticed immediately is the lack of structured, "no-bullshit" information on how to actually navigate the world of hardware—from ideation to sourcing and DFM to retail distribution. The Project: I am building a dedicated podcast and resource hub to document this journey and help new builders navigate the maze without burning cash on avoidable mistakes. The Ask: Before I publish a single piece of content, I want to ensure I am solving the right problems. I’m looking to speak with 5-7 founders who are currently in the trenches or have successfully shipped. I invite you to a 20-25 minutes Zoom call where I will ask things like: What was the most painful bottleneck in your process? What is the one resource or guide you wish existed when you started? Your feedback will help me build something that actually serves this community. Even one horror story or one bit of hard earned advice from you might save 10 other first-time hardware founders from the same expensive mistake. If you’re open to chatting, just comment “in” or DM me and I’ll send a scheduling link. Massive thanks in advance to everyone who decides to participate, this means A LOT! P.S. Bay Area founders: I value face-to-face insights. I’m happy to meet in person at your convenience, with lunch and / or coffee on me.

Trans Americans Needed for TDoR Reflections Story

How was your Trans Day of Remembrance? Hey all! Making this post to start a discussion about how everyone's TDoR was this year. I'm a trans independent journalist working on a story where I collect quotes from different trans Americans about what was on your mind during TDoR this year. I know it's been kind of an insane year for all of us, so I'm trying to share different thoughts that have been going through people's heads, whether you're mourning someone you love, afraid for the future, hopeful, or somewhere in between. I know the transmasc perspective is too often left out of our narratives, so I thought this would be a good place to post to make sure y'all are included. If you're interested in being included in the story, please shoot me a DM! I'll send you a link to my site so you can see the first part of the story I uploaded. This is the info I'm looking to publish if you'd like to be included, but no need to send me any of this before I verify who I am/my publication over DMs: Your first name Your gender identity (ie., transgender man, nonbinary person, Two-Spirit person, etc.) Please don't exclude yourself based on your label - if you identify as trans or gender-diverse, you're who I'm looking for. I'm exclusively seeking trans voices here with one exception - if you've recently lost a close trans loved one, you're welcome to offer a quote regardless of your own gender identity. The state (or US territory) you're currently living in 1-3 short sentences about how you felt this TDOR. What was on your mind? LGBT history? Someone you love? The laws in your state? Maybe you didn't care that much and was just thinking about what you wanted for dinner? You don't have to be stone-cold serious, flowery, or eloquent. Our community's not a monolith. Wishing everyone a meaningful TDoR.