Most current and frequent favorites.
Q + A: Anna Rossi
By Nina Livingstone | Edible Boston Magazine Photos by Michael Piazza Growing up on Bainbridge Island off the coast of Seattle, exposure to haute cuisine [...]
From Harvard to horror: Allan Piper talks about his newest film ‘eVil Sublet’
By Nina Livingstone In a weird twist of fate, you might say, Donald Trump is the man behind Allan Piper’s newest film “eVil Sublet.” “In [...]
Q + A: Sheldon Lloyd, City Fresh Foods
By Nina Livingstone | Edible Boston Magazine Photos by Michael Piazza Sheldon Lloyd describes his brother, Glynn, as a visionary—a man who believes a [...]
Claudia Goldin gets the Nobel call
Congratulations to Harvard’s Claudia Goldin, who this morning learned she’d won the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences. Goldin is the third woman to receive [...]
Q+A: Nia Grace brings success together through community, food and music!
By Nina Livingstone | Edible Boston Magazine Photos by Michael Piazza Nia Grace’s mother could not have chosen a more fitting name for her [...]
From NYC, Rebecca Alexander has something to say: She will “Not Fade Away”
Nina's 9: Interview with Rebecca Alexander By Nina Livingstone Rebecca Alexander has shared her story on national television, as an international keynote speaker, and in her [...]
Thriving through vision loss: 5 Bostonians on identity, career growth and giving back
In this part of a series exploring what thriving means to different people, Technical.ly spoke with members of the visually impaired community about how they've [...]
Q+A: Jamie Bissonnette and Ken Oringer
By Nina Livingstone | Edible Boston Magazine It was one of those spectacular, only-in-New-England October evenings—an even blend of summer and fall. As my [...]
Jane Sutton has Chutzpah and Here’s Why
The author unveils her latest book By Nina Livingstone When a college professor encouraged Jane Sutton to write about something that she’d always wanted to [...]
Boston is Growing: Mayor Wu’s GrowBoston and Office of Food Justice unveil edible options
By Nina Livingstone Photos courtesy of Michael Piazza In October 2020, then–City Councilor Michelle Wu laid out an ambitious 66-page plan she titled “Food Justice [...]