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Andy Vasoyan

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  • Journalist and Audio Editor, Freelance
  • None, Freelance: Men's Journal & Forbes
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Chi music/drinks writer: words @NatGeo @Slate @Forbes @InsideHook @SPIN @MensJournal gmail: AndyVasoyanWrites Proud owner of the t-shirt from The Bear

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I'm a freelance writer specializing in music, lifestyle and business reporting, with recent words in Forbes, Paste, Slate, InsideHook, Men's Journal and others.

I also hosted Weekend Edition at a regional NPR station outside Los Angeles, and I was an audience engagement specialist all over the place!

I have experience in audio editing, CMS management, social media strategy, and troubleshooting a broadcast studio.

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I Got an AI-Powered Robot Chef to Cook My Sad Little Man Dinners. Here’s Why I’m So Fond of It.

I Got an AI-Powered Robot Chef to Cook My Sad Little Man Dinners. Here’s Why I’m So Fond of It.

For under $2000, this AI-powered countertop machine doesn’t just heat ingredients—it’ll sauté, season, and st…

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Why whiskey collectors are flocking to Unicorn's $125 million marketplace

Why whiskey collectors are flocking to Unicorn's $125 million marketplace

Unicorn's logistics web-vans, vaults, and verification-has created a $125M marketplace for spirits collectors.

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I Joined Every Class Action Lawsuit I Could Find, and So Can You

I Joined Every Class Action Lawsuit I Could Find, and So Can You

More Americans than ever are becoming eligible for a class action payout--but the money is going to a small, …

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A Startup Linked to Peter Thiel Wants to Build the "Next Great City" in Greenland

A Startup Linked to Peter Thiel Wants to Build the "Next Great City" in Greenland

Funded to the tune of $525 million, startup city Praxis is vying to become a techno-libertarian city upon a h…

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New to American Single Malt Whiskey? My Favorite Affordable Bottle Is the Perfect Introduction

New to American Single Malt Whiskey? My Favorite Affordable Bottle Is the Perfect Introduction

The brand finished the whiskey in a surprisingly wide range of casks, which imparted fantastic flavors.

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Scientists claim victory over an invasive Great Lakes bloodsucker

Scientists claim victory over an invasive Great Lakes bloodsucker

The invasive sea lamprey was chomping through the North American region's native fish, until scientists made …

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Shinola’s new blacked-out Mackinac Night Race revives a rare sailing complication

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The Detroit brand's new limited edition puts a one-of-a-kind forged carbon dial on a yacht timer — the countdown built for sailboat starts. By Andy Vasoyan Published July 16, 2026 6:00 PM Shinola / Shinola Shinola has made watches about Detroit, about the Apollo program, and about a lake monster. Its newest one is about a sailboat race, and damn, is it good-looking.
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Shinola’s new blacked-out Mackinac Night Race revives a rare sailing complication

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Windup Chicago proves the watch fair is still the best room in the business

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Plenty of watch events would strike any reasonable observer as “just fine.” Windup Chicago, on the other hand, cleared that bar before I got to the first table. The roving fair, which ran July 10 through 12 at Morgan MFG in Chicago, is back for its fifth year in the city overall. It’s the third Windup of 2026, after Dallas and a San Francisco show that pulled 7,000 people over three days. Admission was free, as it has been since Worn & Wound started running these.
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