Background and Format: The Reckless Gardener is an online gardening magazine that provides a light hearted starting point to gardening. It aims to provide basic help and advice while generating design ideas and inspiration. Audience and Readership: The website is aimed at people who hold an interest in horticulture and gardening. Frequency: Online - ongoing Monthly Unique Users: The publisher does not disclose a monthly unique user figure. Other information: They will only accept press releases directly relevant to gardening and horiculture. The publication only wants to be contacted through e-mail.   

Reckon South is committed to deep exploration of tough and important issues facing the South. Reckon South covers Racial Injustice, Economy, Environment, Women, Pandemic, and more.

Background and Format: Reclaim is a national monthly quality interiors magazine focussing on reclaim design, decorative salvage, antiques, vintage, luxury up cycling and properties of historical importance. The magazine features eclectic and unique design, luxurious and interesting interiors and talented craftspeople, as well as events, independent businesses and green living issues. Audience and Readership: The magazine is aimed at those with a passion for unique design and decoration. Circulation: The Publisher does not wish to disclose this figure. Ad rates: For information about advertising email Felicity Phillips at reclaimads@gmail.com

The blog covers home remodeling, vintage, antiques, architectural salvage and repurposed Furniture. DIY and budget renovations for the home. The fundamentals of working with bloggers are the same as with traditional journalists at traditional media outlets: respect their schedules; take time to read their material to learn their interests; and only contact them if/when they want to be contacted. You will also find that if a blogger is a journalist for another outlet(s), Cision tracks their contact preferences there as well.

Christian talk radio network. Launched in January 2015 on WROL-AM Boston.

Reclaiming My Theology is a podcast and community taking our theology back from ideas and systems that oppress. My name is Brandi Miller, some of you know me as @brandinico in online spaces. For over a decade, I have been exploring, unlearing, and reimagining my faith outside of systemic oppression and want to bring you along with me! Each season of the podcast will be a deep dive into a form of systemic oppression and ask how the values of oppressive ideas shape our hearts, minds, politics, and lived experiences. There are so many things to reclaim our theology from: white supremacy, patriarchy and misogyny, capitalism, homophobia, ableism and more. As we launch our first season, we will be reclaiming our theology from white supremacy. Each episode, I will talk to a guest about how the attributes of oppressive ideologies have infiltrated how we see ourselves, each other, and God. We will learn from marginalized communities who practice a different way, and seek to create a more just faith experience together.

If you'Aore interested in unexpected conversations that go uncharted places, are remotely self-aware and like to laugh, then please join me as I continue to find my public voice on Reclaiming with Monica Lewinsky. (That'Aos me.) I will have honest, wide-ranging interviews with all kinds of people 'Ai recognizable names, regular folks, experts and friends 'Ai about what it means to reclaim what'Aos been lost or taken in the broadest sense. Every week, I'Aoll draw from my own unique experiences (like say, surviving a global scandal at 24 years old), and delve into the personal and often messy ways people find their way back to themselves. And because I love a good tangent, we'Aoll probably also touch on other stuff, too.Follow Reclaiming on the Wondery App or wherever you get your podcasts. Watch new episodes on YouTube, or listen to Reclaiming early and ad-free by joining Wondery+ in the Wondery App, Apple Podcasts, or Spotify.

The Reclamation Podcast is designed to help busy people find good practices of life and faith. Through this interview format we will unpack what other people are doing to stay in healthy relationships with others and with God.

It hurts to have unmet needs. And it sucks to scurry after crumbs when you're starving. Join Kelly Brogan MD, as she teaches us how our pain points are portals. She'll help you discover a world where every seeming challenge is a new chapter in your most audacious story. Plot twists, body symptoms, and heartbreak each represent an opportunity to own ourselves and learn to better wield the power of choice. Kelly will take you on a reclamation journey from the battlefield of victim consciousness to the sovereignty of self-devoted pleasure and expose every surprising place you've given your power away. Explore the tools you'll need to find out what you want, how to ask for it and how to stand in fierce alignment with yourself.Kelly Brogan is a soul alchemist and threshold guardian devoted to the transformation of collective consciousness. As a young know-it-all atheist, candy-addict, straight-A MIT neuroscience major and Ivy-league trained psychiatrist, she specialized in feeding women, herself included, straight into the mouth of the medicated beast. After a Hashimoto's healing journey inspired her to sound the alarm on the bait-and-switch of big pharma, she became a renegade activist--authoring the New York Times bestseller, A Mind of Your Own, and its follow-up, Own Your Self; co-editing the landmark textbook, Integrative Therapies for Depression; and eventually becoming an honorary member of the Disinformation Dozen. She is the creatrix of Vital Mind Reset, the online health reclamation program, and the membership community Vital Life Project. She's a human, cat, and chicken mom.

Covers Commerce, Media, Social Media, Transportation, Policy, Venture Capital, and SV Companies like Google, Facebook, Apple, Amazon, Netflix, Uber, along with Lyft. Please be sure to send pitches that are related to beats that Recode covers. Five ways to build a relationship with Re/code and other tips: (From an April 2015 media briefing with Re/code staff. See Interview tab for additional insight) All outlets - including Re/code - want exclusives, don't like embargoes, and will hit delete if you send them a press release or mass email pitch. However, how you navigate an outlet and build a relationship differs greatly from outlet to outlet. 1) When you have an idea, start with the journalist. Re/code is a reporter-driven news organization. The relevant team runs with a bottom-up approach, leaning heavily on their reporters to decide what breaking news is most relevant. This philosophy has enabled them to quickly become one of the go-to tech news sites in order to stay on top of, and in front of, leading and breaking technology news stories. 2) Find out how that journalist prefers to be pitched - Re/code is not a one size fits all kind of organization. Every journalist is different. However, everyone at Re/code expects you to know what they write about, what they have done in the past, and also appreciate your referencing previous work as long as it is related to what you are trying to pitch. 3) Be prepared. Have your facts and figures at hand and your angle razor sharp. If your pitch takes more than 4-5 lines to outline, then you need to go back and tighten it up. And, if you get your story, have your CEO available to be contacted. Direct access must be given and is a prerequisite for any story they write. 4) Build a relationship. But how do you do that especially with a sharp crew such as the team at Re/code? You have to commit - plain and simple. There are no short cuts here. While you will not get a hit your first time reaching out, be persistent. If you keep your dialogue relevant, sharp and smart, eventually they will take that call and/or make time for that “meet and greet.” 5) It is not just about breaking news. Do you have a strategic concept or partnership idea? The editorial team at Re/code is a good place to start if, for example, you have an idea for a long-form piece and the ability to create a relevant sponsorship partnership around that theme or topic. The editors can also connect you to the right journalist when you cannot figure out who is the right person for that particular angle or story. Additional tips: Avoid sending outreach from 12:00pm to 1:00pm as that is when West / East coast are connecting. Story considered embargoed only if previously the journalist has given verbal/ written permission that they will embargo it. Re/code DOES accept bylined articles/submissions in the form of opinion pieces for the Voices section. Send all proposals to the editor responsible for Features and Curated