It’s the oldest ballpark in the majors. It’s right in the heart of Boston. It’s home.
Part of The 100 Project at Columbia Journalism School. (Produced with Monica Alba)
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A behind-the-scenes look at Occupy Wall Street as it prepares to emerge from hibernation this spring.
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My television debut
I was 10. TV producers showed up at my school and asked me if I wanted to be on “The Bod Squad,” a short about healthy eating (that I watched every day). I–obviously–said yes. It was awesome. But I don’t know why I’m putting this online…
A bit about the show, which aired on Ontario’s public television station, TVO, from the legend Joe Motiki: “The Bod Squad was created with the Dairy Farmers of Ontario to educate young people about healthy eating habits… they easily became the most popular series of shorts we produced.”
A big thanks to Joe for finding me on Facebook and sharing this video. Enjoy!
Quit playing games with my heart: Cheese may not be unhealthy, after all
As cheese consumption in America has more than doubled in the past 30 years, doctors have been warning patients of its health risks. But cheese may not be as bad for you as some people think. Jake Heller reports from a farm in Middletown, New York.
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I also snapped this photo of Olivia with my iPhone…
Immigrant Businesses Flourish in New York City, Despite Recession
If you go to eat at a small restaurant in New York City, chances are it will be run by an immigrant. Neha Tara Mehta reports on how immigrants are overcoming the odds to open new businesses in a recession.
The Elements of Style
It’s been on Poynter, The Huffington Post, HuffPo Canada, Gawker, Brain Pickings, The Washington Post’s Arts Post, and even Bar Stool Sports, so I figured I should post it to my own site. These. Are. The Elements of Style.
Daybook: CUNY Tuition Hikes
I shot, co-wrote, and made the graphics for this Daybook story.
Beyond Riverdance: Irish dancing in New York City
When the Irish immigrated to America, they took their music with them. Traditional music sessions are a staple in Irish pubs across New York. Now the sessions are accompanied more and more by Irish dancing. Jake Heller reports. (Shot by Ines Novacic)
