What we do

We read the whole article, so that you can consume just the conversation-worthy elements.

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Our team's first duty is to find a collection of brilliant reads from little-known sources

2nd

We then select the three most stimulating articles for you to receive that day

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After that, we construct short summaries of each article, focusing on a single takeaway

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Lastly, you will receive an email with three articles condensed into a 2 minute read

What do you get:

…an engaging way to save time and read more intriguing content.

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  • At our core, we are a knowledge summarisation service.

Why do we do it?

We are a team of writers who don’t have enough time for reading.

It sounds a bit ironic, but that’s the truth. There is so much content out there nowadays that to keep a finger on the pulse of all things interesting is a task unfit for an individual.

So, in an effort to increase the quantity of knowledge we – and you – can consume, we created The Chatty Mammoth. 

In establishing The Chatty Mammoth we have developed a way in which we can afford to spend time finding, and spreading, the content that we determine to be the most stimulating, whilst also supporting our friends at independent media outlets by pushing attention their way.

Thats enough from us...what do our customers say?

We understand that you may not trust our opinions on ourselves. To be candid, we are slightly biased. Hopefully, you can instead trust the testimonials we have received:

Z. F. R.

Z. F. R.

The Chatty Mammoth brightens up my inbox each morning and is a great way to start the day.
Antonia Bullard

Antonia Bullard

It's always an interesting surprise to see what the Chatty Mammoth has to recommend: from books to UFOs, history to science, there is never a dull day.
C. A.

C. A.

The Chatty Mammoth is a great way to start my morning inspired. Quick, interesting facts and headlines brought to my inbox each day really make it easy to broaden my perspectives and have those pieces of knowledge ready to spice up my conversations.
Mia May

Mia May

I check my emails and the news in bed every morning with tea and love the angles the Chatty mammoth takes. The stories are genuinely interesting, not click-bait, but heart-warming and intriguing. I often find by the time I get to work, I can't help but log back on with my morning coffee and click on the articles out of sheer curiosity. A really lovely way to mix up the content I ingest - a refresher from the straight news every day.
Dan Murphy

Dan Murphy

People underestimate how valuable you become when you are able to talk about something interesting that is different from work and gossip. Its been too much fun seeing people react to these topics when you bring them up.
Harry V

Harry V

Nothing better than drinking my morning coffee and getting a break from my emails. Best bit is, I'm yet to read something I already knew.
Rose

Rose

I've been receiving the Chatty Mammoth emails for a few months now, and although I don't read each and every article, there are always a few each week that really interest me, and I enjoy reading. Such a great, varied selection of interesting articles, great to keep me awake on a quiet nightshift, or occupy me when I'm home alone.
Anonymous

Anonymous

I read the Economist.  I read The Week and The Conversation and a range of daily paper from the USA, UK and Australia and glance at a few European papers.  Despite, or perhaps because of this, I have a sense of anticipation each day on opening my chatty mammoth email.
Anonymous 2

Anonymous

They give a view into an extraordinary wealth of online thought that doesn’t appear in mainstream media and doesn’t align itself politically to any particular creed.  A conservative piece in one mail will find it’s opposite in the next but most subjects are irrelevant politically speaking.  Such a relief.
Anonymous 3

Anonymous

[Providing] the pleasure of knowledge.

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