Bernard's six-stack of substacks at 6:06 pm on Wednesday, April 10

Henry Cooke on why explaining is winning (trust) for journalists; Aotearoa's greenwash problem; Molly Wood's EV picks; Anton Howe on salt

TL;DR: Six substacks that stood out to me in the last day to 6:06 pm on Wednesday, April 10:

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1. Explaining is winning for journalists wanting to regain trust, writes

   Henry Cooke
   is his excellent
   Museum Street
   substack.

2. Future Proof
   from
   The Spinoff
   highlights Aotearoa-NZ’s greenwashing problem in this weekly substack.

3. Anton Howes
   writes about salt via his
   Age of Invention, by Anton Howes
   substack titled: The Second Soul, Part I

4. Molly Wood
   reviews a whole bunch of electric cars via her
   Molly Wood Media
   substack post titled: Molly's EV Buying Guide, Part 2

5. The Spinoff
   covers the debate about MPs’ imminent pay decision after five frozen years.

6. Matthew Yglesias
   writes about smartphones and distractions today at his
   Slow Boring
   substack.

Explaining can be winning