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Rooted in solutions, Positive News is a quarterly current affairs magazine that focuses on what’s being done, rather than just what’s going wrong.
What grabbed us about this issue…
Issue 111 leads with Mark Rylance and we enjoyed how the interview goes well beyond the expected territory. His decade of therapy and what it taught him about accepting darkness is a more revealing conversation than most profiles of stage actors manage. If you’re interested in how cities are genuinely solving homelessness rather than managing it, that feature is worth seeking out. The Michelin-starred chefs on their love of microwave cooking rounds things out with the most unexpected culinary take in the issue.
Who’s Positive News for?
Positive News is one to reach for when you want to stay informed without feeling overwhelmed. It brings together stories focused on social and environmental change, highlighting the people and ideas behind them. It’s the kind of magazine you might pick up when you’ve got a bit of time to yourself and want a more balanced view of what’s going on.
Type: Long-form, uplifting read
Pages: 83
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