Got content for our newsletter, The Baardskeerder*? Great – here’s where you can submit info. To sign up for our newsletter, head to our homepage and drop your email into the Newsletter Signup panel.
When does The Baardskeerder go out?
During the busy period of our year (January to May) newsletters go out roughly every two weeks, other than during the lead-up period to our main event – for example in April, when they’re weekly. The Baardskeerder generally goes out on a Friday (once in a while on a random day), so we ask that you get us content by the Tuesday prior to publication.
January 18
February 12 & 24
March 12 & 24
January 20 (ish)
February 14 (ish) & 26 (ish)
March 14 (ish) & 26 (ish)
April 17 (ish) & 22 (ish)
(from June to December, the Baardskeerder is content dependent and thus goes out roughly every month.
To ensure your content is included, please use the Newsletter/Content Submission form below.
Please don’t email and don’t send a text message, whatsapp, Facebook message, verbal request, smoke signal or messenger pigeon – these are all prone to getting lost, forgotten or require reworking into the format of the form you see below. Don’t do it: use the form, thanks. And note: our Newsletter team reserve the right to publish content – if your content’s in too early, it will be postponed until a relevant publish date. If it’s too late, it might only make it onto our social media channels.
*a baardskeerder is a Solifuge: a kind of insect, an arachnoid, that’s found in the Tankwa Karoo. They look fierce (but actually can’t harm humans – their fearsome jaws are only capable of biting insects).
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