Columbus Monthly • May 11, 2022 Biscuit Boss' Casey Stevens Becomes a Food Truck Believer, Embraces Breakfast Biscuit Boss is cooking up breakfast any time of the day.
Columbus Monthly • January 20, 2022 Alexis Nikole Nelson's Very Good Year: The Black Forager Reflects on a Jam-Packed 2021 From a commercial with Martha Stewart to focusing fulltime on content creation, from growing to 3.3 million followers to writing a forthcoming cookbook, Alexis Nikole has been busy.
Columbus Monthly • December 16, 2021 Crafted Culture Brewing Paves Way for More Minority-Owned Breweries The owner of the first Black-owned brewery in Columbus wants to help other minorities break into the brewing industry. Here's how he's doing it.
Kenyon Alumni Magazine • December 6, 2021 Darci Does It A fiber artist uses her platform to challenge perceptions of the knitting community.
Columbus Monthly • September 15, 2021 A Year in the Life of the Kilbourne Project Three longtime friends want to turn a forgotten Delaware County town into the coolest little community you’ve never heard of—yet.
Columbus Monthly • August 11, 2021 John Landry’s Short Film Honors Casey Goodson’s Life “Standing in the Blink of a Night” chronicles the protests that came after Goodson’s killing by a Franklin County sheriff’s deputy.
Columbus Monthly • June 8, 2021 Sitting Down to Sunday Dinner at LaGlory’s Soul Food Café "Charter members” and newcomers enjoy Southern classics at this welcoming East Side restaurant.
Columbus Alive • February 18, 2021 Alexis Nikole Nelson wants you to go outside The forager is using social media to spread the gospel of wild food — and it’s working.
Kenyon Alumni Magazine • December 22, 2020 Laboring for Change OB-GYN and public health scholar Karen A. Scott ’98 is leading a new research project — the first of its kind — to study obstetric racism.
Columbus Alive • November 3, 2020 Snarls makes the best of it A virtual event with the Wex is just another way the up-and-coming band is adapting to its new reality
Columbus Monthly • September 28, 2020 Notes from Columbus’ Black Chefs In the wake of this summer’s racial justice protests, businesses are reevaluating their commitment to diversity and inclusion. But for some Black chefs in Columbus, the inequitable landscape looks much the same as it always has.
Columbus Alive • August 25, 2020 Roller skating never went away Thanks to social media, good weather and, yes, COVID-19, more people are discovering the joy of life on eight wheels
ZORA • July 24, 2020 I Learned to Date in the Middle of a Pandemic After a life spent avoiding dating and intimacy, I started to figure it out while the rest of the world was falling apart
Columbus Alive • June 22, 2020 What it means when police join the protest On the surface, cops marching and kneeling with protesters looks like progress, but local activists want people to see the larger problems beyond the photo-op
Columbus Alive • January 16, 2020 Indigo De Souza is just happy to be here After years of writing songs for herself, the singer-songwriter is gaining a new, wider audience
Columbus Alive • September 5, 2019 Angela Perley strikes out on her own with new album ‘4:30’ The singer/songwriter discovers the joy, labors of going solo
Columbus Monthly • July 31, 2019 Best of Columbus 2019: Nina West’s Breakthrough Moment Thanks to a heartwarming turn on ‘RuPaul’s Drag Race,’ the rest of the world is discovering what Columbus has known for years: There’s no one like Nina West.
New Noise Magazine • May 4, 2018 The Zen of Not Knowing: An Interview with Frank Turner The English punk-folk singer talks about the inspiration behind his latest album 'Be More Kind'
New Noise Magazine • February 28, 2018 A Change of Scene: If You Don’t Have A Space For Yourself, You Have To Create It Meet four young people working to create a more inclusive music scene