Great question! I'd say Readers Digest, and National Geographic History.

The Atlantic and National Geographic. I subscribe to both and I also see them online.

I don't know because I rarely look at a magazine. I usually pick up one or two with Christmas decorating or cooking right before I board a plane to go to my parents for the holidays. I'll be interested to see what posters like.

I've gleaned a lot of enjoyable recipes from Cooking Light over the years but I don't have a subscription now. Very doable ingredients and flavors without too many substitutions taking all the taste out. Just conservatively lower in fat, sugar.

Really, I haven't read a magazine in ages other than when I'm getting my hair colored. At the salon I'll pick up whatever has something appealing on the cover. Architectural Digest, House Beautiful, Coastal Living, even People for some gossip.

I do have a subscription to Garden Design and they are backing up, put aside for a rainy winter day. I haven't opened one all year but hope to enjoy them when life isn't quite so busy (and I don't feel as continuously defeated by deer).

We subscribe to The New Yorker. I've yet to find an issue that didn't have at least two articles that interested me -- often on topics I would never have been exposed to without this magazine. And, of course, there are the cartoons!

Wired and Cooking Light or Cooking Light and Southern Living. I also like Real Simple but but haven't gotten as much out of it lately as I used to. Mental Floss is also a lot of fun but I have back issues of that to enjoy. I like The Atlantic and the New Yorker but I read them online.

There's NO WAY that I could just pick two!

Readers Digest for sure. I give a subscription to each of my children each year.

Adventure Cycling and Oklahoma Gardening. I am a life member of AC, and thus, get it all the time. I enjoy reading it. Let the OG run out, but since I am back, I shall get it again, once I have a permanent address.

Moni

One would definitely be the New Yorker. Not sure about the other...

I subscribe to People and Time. Previously I had Newsweek but they went digital and I like to hold my magazine and turn actual pages.

National Geographic and Real Simple

Martha Stewart and Flea Market Finds

"Machine Design" and "National Geographic"

Only two: tough choice. I receive several other publications that could make my list of preferred reading material.

The New Yorker, as I like the detailed articles and reviews. The main problem is that I want to read almost everything in each weekly issue and they can stack up if you don't make the time. My subscription to the printed version includes digital access which is a real advantage: I can take a bunch of issues with me on my iPad when I go on vacation.

I also like Wired magazine to keep up on cutting edge issues in the electronic/internet world. It's not some dry, tech-y magazine, but has all kinds of investigative journalism stories about things like how Iran's uranium enrichment centrifuges were hacked, what virtual reality will be like in the near future, technology use in creating special effects in movies, investigations about Eastern European hackers, etc. Best of all, you need very little technical knowledge to enjoy the stories. It's sort of what you would get if you married Vanity Fair to Computer World.

Smithsonian Magazine & National Geographic

That is hard to select just 2. Today I would say "Readers Digest" and "The Week"

Based on what I spend time reading, in addition to the New Yorker, I'd have to say my second is the Nutrition Action Letter. More of a newsletter than a magazine, it is chock full of scientifically-based nutrition information.

I currently get a newsletter, "Imprimis" and Colorado Homes & Lifestyles mag. I really enjoy both, altho not the same genre.

National Geographic and Texas Highways.

Atlantic Monthly and Cook's illustrated. If Atlantic Monthly would steal Matt Taibbi away from Rolling Stone, I'd not only subscribe right now, but I'd sign a contract to stay with it as long as Taibbi wrote for them!

Hmm-m-m--m. . . . . . Difficult choice. I no longer subscribe to any magazines, but I used to get Country Home and loved it. Not sure of the name of another one I loved, Woodworking, maybe? So I guess they would be my choices, or something similar if they are not still in print.

Rusty

National Geographic and Reader's Digest. Read The Atlantic online.

Guns and Ammo
Horse and Rider

I really don't read magazines. Any information they have of any importance is all over the network eventually anyway. Taste of Home was the last magazine I ever subscribed to, way back before they went all commercial.

Mondo 2000 if they ever brought it back. ;-)

Smithsonian Magazine and Hobby Farms.

Sunset and Smithsonian magazine. Everything else I can read on-line, and do - even being a fast reader, it sometimes takes several hours to get through everything!

Guideposts and Reader's Digest.

guideposts and want to get angels again