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12.27.25 | Our 280,000+ readers’ top links of the year ✨
Our top essays, recipes, products, and playlists of 2025
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Welcome to The Weekend Edit, a Saturday ritual from The Good Trade. Today we’re sharing our top read articles and links of 2025.
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Happy weekend — and happy holidays, friends!
I hope you’ve been enjoying a slower, more reflective season. Our team gathered last weekend to celebrate our 11th year in business and another year of serving our cherished readers near and far.
My family and I stayed close to home for the Christmas holiday, soaking up the rain and quiet days in Los Angeles. Next week, we’re heading to The Huntington Gardens with my extended family — one of my very favorite places in the city. I always love Los Angeles this time of year, when it empties out and the beaches, hikes, and gardens feel especially peaceful.
As we look ahead to the new year, the team and I felt it would be meaningful to pause and look back. Today’s Weekend Edit is extra special — a year-in-review shaped entirely by you.
Inside, we’re sharing the top five most-clicked links in every category of The Daily Good, our nine-year-old, award-winning daily newsletter. Inside today’s edition you’ll find our most-read essays, most-loved recipes, most-saved playlists, and the good news stories that resonated most this year.
Over the past year, we sent 191 million emails across 275 editions, sharing 2,468 links along the way. What follows is the very best of them — the pieces you returned to, shared, bookmarked, and loved most. Thank you for reading, engaging, and being part of this wonderful community. 💛
We’ll be taking a pause on publishing next Saturday to rest and settle into the new year.
And as always, you’ll also find an invite to our next community meet up, we’d love to see you there in 2026!
Warmly,
AmyAnn
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Each weekday, The Daily Good newsletter features personal essays, product guides, recipes, and good news. Here is what our 280,000+ subscribers clicked most this year, ranked in order:
Top Essays of 2025:
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A functional medicine doctor shares her favorite science-backed wellness trends.
A therapist explains how to regulate your nervous system.
Here’s how couples are reclaiming their space with a bathroom divorce.