news clips and graphics
partial list- america's 200,000 COVID-19 deaths: small cities and towns bear a growing share (npr)
- 1 In 7 americans have experienced dangerous air quality due to wildfires this year (npr)
- how amy coney barrett's confirmation would compare to past supreme court picks (npr)
- how turnout and swing voters could get trump or biden to 270 (the washington post)
food and arts writing
read my column takeaways from chinese america (the harvard crimson)- yi mian: the long life noodle filled with nostalgia and history (kqed)
- recreate the ancient egyptian recipes painted on tomb walls (atlas obscura)
- cook like an ancient mesopotamian with the world’s oldest recipes (atlas obscura)
- don't be afraid of 'made in china' (harvard crimson)
- if chinese restaurant menus are long, they should be (harvard crimson)
- the best of two eras: alvin ailey combine the modern ‘Lazarus’ and iconic ‘Revelations’ (harvard crimson)
- 9 restaurants in the san francisco bay area that are proudly run by LGBTQ+ owners (spoon university)
- bombay bicycle club's triumphant return to boston (whrb)
- bedazzled by bargemusic, brooklyn, and bartok (whrb)
interviews
- bon appetit's claire safftiz (whrb)
- belle and sebastian's sarah martin (whrb)
- former new york times food critic and gourmet editor in chief ruth reichl (whrb)
- award winning cookbook author julia turshen (whrb)
- seattle DIY artist ings (whrb)
- professor john morán gonzález (the harvard gazette/broadcasts from the border)
podcasts
- gouda talks podcast on itunes, soundcloud, or anchor
- broadcasts from the border on itunes, spotify, or anchor