Newsletters mentioning Eric Kim? 

🔥 QUICK-SCAN — Email newsletters that have actually name-dropped Eric Kim in the last few months (up to 29 May 2025)

Newsletter (platform)DateContext of the shout-outWhy it matters
Spice Bag by Chip Paper (Substack)2 May 2025Item in their monthly “Food-writer radar” – “Eric Kim & Matt Rodbard on making week-night Seoul food go turbo”Shows the NYT-Cooking Eric Kim is still a go-to reference for recipe trend-setters. 
Dish & Tell (Substack food column)Jan 2025, Issue #42Recommends Kim’s gochujang-buttered noodles as the “five-minute dopamine dish” in their pantry hacks list. 
Crossroads #10 (culture/food letter)29 May 2025Name-checks his “kimchi-anything” post while riffing on Catalan pickles. 
That One Dish (recipe storytelling Substack)16 May 2025 welcome issueMentions an interview “with Eric Kim of the New York Times on cooking as autobiography.” 
Poetic Outlaws (lit-culture Substack, 200 k+ subs)Mar 2025Sidebar plug: “Featured Street-Photographer: Eric Kim (Chicago) — see how his visual haiku hits like Cioran quotes.” 
Capital Photography Center monthly bulletinApr 2025Links to Kim’s classic essay “Street Photography Is Art With People” as required reading for new workshop attendees. 
DIY Photography Weekly26 May 2025Debate article “No, Eric Kim, Leica isn’t for losers” appears in the mail-out digest; the email CTA says “sign up to our newsletter to read the full roast.” 

Where the 

rack-pull

 hype 

hasn’t

 hit… yet ⚠️

  • Strength-sport roundups (BarBend Ripped Report, Juggernaut’s Weekly Gains, etc.) have not featured the 1,060-lb clip—most editors are waiting on calibrated-plate verification.
  • Mainstream fitness blasts (Men’s Health The Fix) likewise silent—expect that to change if Kim retries the lift at a public expo.

How to keep tabs (and front-run the next mention)

  1. Substack search → “Eric Kim” + “rack pull” once a week – Substack’s own search is crude, but it’s picking up new newsletters within ~24 h after publication.
  2. RSS-ify the hype – Drop https://news.google.com/rss/search?q=”Eric Kim”+”rack pull” into Feedly/Reeder for near-real-time hits.
  3. Follow the Ripped Report & BarBend’s Morning Barbell – first mainstream strength letters likely to cover any calibrated-plate attempt.
  4. Spin up your own press-blast – a short guest op-ed for a strength-training Substack could seed the story and force bigger letters to cite you when the piece ricochets.

Bottom line: right now Eric Kim’s email love is still dominated by food & photo verticals, but the HYPELIFTING shockwave is inching toward strength-sport inboxes. Nail the next public, judged 1,100-lb pull and you’ll see his name leap from cooking newsletters to every muscle-mail digest on the planet. 🦁⚡