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Jimmy Tingle holding a microphone and performing on stage

Jimmy Tingle

Photograph courtesy of Jimmy Tingle

Arts

Jimmy Tingle’s political humor in a polarized era

4.6.23

Usha Thakrar standing in the greenhouse production center at Stonefield Farm

Usha Thakrar in the Gleaners’ produce-packing center at Stonefield Farm

Photograph by Stu Rosner

Boston Area Gleaners fights hunger from the ground up.

May-June 2023

In a verdant landscape sits a plate with healthy foods

Illustration by Sam Falconer

The healthiest plant-based diets are also best for the environment.

March-April 2023

Plates of chicken, potatoes, seafood from Brockton restaurant

Luanda's Angolan-Cape Verdean-Portuguese food

Photograph courtesy of Luanda Restaurant & Lounge

 

Exploring Cape Verdean and Caribbean cuisine

January-February 2023

wintry scene of downtown Vermont's pedestrian shopping zone

Downtown’s snowy pedestrian mall

Photograph by LEXPIX/iStock images

Exploring Burlington, Vermont

November-December 2022

Array of squashes, tomatoes, and other local produce at Ward's Berry Farm

Ward's Berry Farm, a locally owned farm in Sharon, Mass., has plenty to offer its visitors.

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Fun for the whole family in Sharon

September-October 2022

Juna Gjata with a microphone in front of her

Juna Gjata

Photograph by Stu Rosner

A lifelong struggle with body image led Juna Gjata to podcasting.

September-October 2022

Cruising on the schooner Argia 

Photograph courtesy of Argia Mystic Cruises

Visiting Mystic, Connecticut

July-August 2022

Chef Michael Twitty and Tomiko Brown-Nagin

Chef and historian Michael Twitty spoke with Radcliffe Institute dean Tomiko Brown-Nagin about the culinary legacies of enslavement.

Screenshot by Harvard Magazine

At the Radcliffe Institute, chef Michael Twitty traces the food legacy of enslavement.

3.25.22