Feed Me

Feed Me

The $60 bread loaf financially dominating New York.

Plus: Feed Me’s podcast is back, the journalist to investor pipeline, and more.

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Emily Sundberg
Sep 10, 2026
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Good morning, everyone.

I’m excited to see some of you tonight at the Feed Me party in Brooklyn. If you really wanted to come and didn’t get a ticket, respond to this email and I’ll see what I can do.

We have exciting news here in the office: Expense Account, our podcast hosted by food critic J Lee, is returning this month! Jason and I have spent the summer working hard with the team at Higher Ground to bring this show to life in a new format, and I can’t wait for all of you to listen (and watch).

Have guest requests? Leave them in the comments. Interested in working together? Email emily@readfeedme.com.


Today’s newsletter includes: The spectrum of midtown lunch options, Alex Heath joins the tech reporter → investor pipeline, Andrew Ross Sorkin announced his first DealBook guests at Oliver Darcy’s Status Summit (and Kara Swisher reviewed the new Musk doc), a new NoHo bakery selling $60 loaves of bread (this is called financial domination), Teddy Kim on distractingly bad CGI, it’s a rough year for nonfiction book sales, and it’s interesting that James Turrell drives cars with sunroofs.


FEED ME JOB BOARD


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