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Richard Martin

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Richard Martin’s Biography

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Richard Martin is currently managing editor of Assouline Publishing. He is co-author of the forthcoming cookbook Cultured from Hardie Grant North America (Fall 2026), co-founder of the Italian food and travel website Appetito, former writer/producer on the audio series Seat at the Table with Marcus Samuelsson, and he has contributed to publications including New York, The New York Times, Crain's Business, Men's Health, and many others. He has served as Managing Editor of I LOVE NY, Contributing…

Richard Martin’s Journalist Portfolio

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I Made Pizza Dough Using an AI Recipe. Here's What Happened. - Appetito

I Made Pizza Dough Using an AI Recipe. Here's What Happened. - Appetito

There are thousands of pizza dough recipes and tutorials online. What would happen if an AI bot was asked to …

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Richard Martin is our Contributor - La Cucina Italiana

Richard Martin is our Contributor - La Cucina Italiana

Read all the articles writes by Richard Martin on La Cucina Italiana to discover all the recipes, secrets and…

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Nashville's Rocking Dining Scene Has It All, From Old-School BBQ to Haute Indian Cuisine

Nashville's Rocking Dining Scene Has It All, From Old-School BBQ to Haute Indian Cuisine

Photo: courtesy Emily Dorio Over the past decade, Nashville has made a push to become the next great American…

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History of the Hamburger: A Timeline

History of the Hamburger: A Timeline

The history of the hamburger is filled with many stories of the people credited with inventing it making the …

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The Crazy Fight Over the Future of Vegetables

The Crazy Fight Over the Future of Vegetables

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Food neighbourhoods 3: Lower East Side, New York, The Menu - Radio

Food neighbourhoods 3: Lower East Side, New York, The Menu - Radio

An area in flux, the once grungy Lower Manhattan neighbourhood is quickly becoming the best place to eat, dri…

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Articles

Marmol Radziner helps children connect to the land at the Rainbow Garden

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“Teaching kids how to feed themselves and how to live in a community responsibly is the center of an education,” Alice Waters told Mother Jones in 1995, the same year she started her influential Edible Schoolyard project in Berkeley, California. That initiative by the famed chef behind Chez Panisse sought to showcase how educating children about where their food comes from will create healthier habits, which will lead to positive change for food and healthcare systems.
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Marlon Blackwell Architects adds the Heartland Whole Health Institute to Crystal Bridges campus

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Marlon Blackwell Architects (MBA) won the commission for the Heartland Whole Health Institute project on the campus of Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art in Bentonville, Arkansas—and then came the notes. Philanthropist Alice Walton told MBA founding partner Marlon Blackwell early on, “I really love your concepts, but I really don’t like boxes,” the architect recalled.
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In Los Angeles improvements to Dodger Stadium are a model for updating historic ballparks

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Much of the talk going into this year’s Major League Baseball (MLB) season was about the Dodgers, winners of the 2024 World Series, somehow getting even better. In January, the team signed a sought-after free agent pitcher from Japan, Roki Sasaki, a move that is expected to make the champions even more formidable. The rest of the baseball world treated the event like an existential plague on the national pastime.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Music editor at Willamette Week, Portland, OR

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes

How is social media changing news?

It already changed news, making it instantaneous