Features
About Features
A diverse group of sharp and fun pieces that delve into culturally relevant issues and stories of the moment through investigative, photo, and new journalism.
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Living
1 vote
What We Eat
GOOD takes a glossy look at what we eat—from the battlefield to the high school cafeteria. — read more
Contributors: GOOD magazine
009: All You Can Eat - Feb 11 2008
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Art & Design
1 vote
The Meal Ticket
From chocolate pirate ships to giant cheerios, Bonnie Belknap has been making unusual food for Hollywood for over two decades. — read more
Contributors: GOOD magazine
009: All You Can Eat - Mar 03 2008
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Magazine
1 vote
Make It Your Own Awards
The Case Foundation is giving away four $25,000 grants. But they're letting the public decide which ideas get funded. We thought this was refreshingly democratic. Here's their video. — read more
Contributors: GOOD magazine
009: All You Can Eat - Mar 20 2008
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Culture
2 votes
Everyone’s a (Food) Critic
A teacher, a pilot, a cop, and a rock star offer their takes on the stereotypical foods of their trades. — read more
Contributors: GOOD magazine
009: All You Can Eat - Feb 11 2008
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Buying
8 votes
Buying Organic
GOOD and Phil Howard show you who really owns the family companies that make your smoothies and cracked wheat. — read more
Contributors: Phil Howard and GOOD magazine
009: All You Can Eat - Feb 11 2008
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Politics
2 votes
John McCain
He endured five years as a prisoner of war in Vietnam. Perseverance helped him win the Republican nomination. From our presidential candidates video series: John McCain. — read more
Contributors: Max Joseph, Chris Weller, Eve Marson, and Alan Wilkis
009: All You Can Eat - Mar 06 2008
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Living
2 votes
On Skid Row: Afterword
A final word on the greater implications of Los Angeles's Skid Row, and some possible solutions. Part 5 of 5. — read more
Contributors: Lindsay Utz, Sam Slovick, and Stefan Nadelman
009: All You Can Eat - Mar 05 2008
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Living
2 votes
Two Tales of One City
Siobhan O’Connor gets to know the residents of Cabrini-Green—one of Chicago's largest units of soon-to-be-destroyed public housing. — read more
Posted by amwin
009: All You Can Eat - Feb 11 2008
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Culture
3 votes
On Skid Row: God
There's more God per square inch in Skid Row than in any other part of Los Angeles. An original GOOD Video. Part 4 of 5. — read more
Contributors: Lindsay Utz, Sam Slovick, and Stefan Nadelman
009: All You Can Eat - Feb 29 2008
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Culture
5 votes
On Skid Row: Drugs
In the shadow of Los Angeles's glimmering financial district, Skid Row is "like Vegas for junkies." The roots of the problem run deep. An original GOOD Video. Part 3 of 5. — read more
Contributors: Lindsay Utz, Sam Slovick, and Stefan Nadelman
009: All You Can Eat - Feb 27 2008
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Education
6 votes
On Skid Row: Kids
The odds against the children of Skid Row are overwhelming. An original GOOD Video. Part 2 of 5. — read more
Contributors: Lindsay Utz, Sam Slovick, and Stefan Nadelman
009: All You Can Eat - Feb 22 2008
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Health
11 votes
On Skid Row: Introduction
Los Angeles's police chief called Skid Row "the worst social disaster in America." An original GOOD Video. Part 1 of 5. — read more
Contributors: Lindsay Utz, Sam Slovick, and Stefan Nadelman
009: All You Can Eat - Feb 20 2008
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Magazine
4 votes
Happy Meal
Meet Sonja, our cover girl for Issue 009: All You Can Eat. An original GOOD Video. — read more
Contributors: Lindsay Utz, Morgan Currie, Ryan Jeffery, Eli Kaufman, Eric Zimmerman, and Noella Boudart
009: All You Can Eat - Feb 15 2008
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Environment
4 votes
The Accidental Environmentalist
Investment banker Matthew Simmons, who made his fortune in the oil industry, now wants everyone to know that our oil is drying up. — read more
Contributors: Evan Hughes
009: All You Can Eat - Feb 11 2008
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Living
1 vote
The Deer Hunter
Bow hunting in Los Angeles? Zachary Slobig tries to bag a buck in the hills overlooking the city. — read more
Contributors: Zachary Slobig
009: All You Can Eat - Feb 11 2008
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Living
3 votes
The Next Sushi
A number of exotic, ethnic cuisines will fast become American mainstays. Adam Leith Gollner shows us 10 of the best. — read more
Contributors: Adam Leith Gollner and Rob Di Ieso
009: All You Can Eat - Feb 10 2008
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Buying
1 vote
America's Tastiest Streets
Adam Matthews maps out seven streets with exquisite eateries at pedestrian prices. — read more
Contributors: Adam Matthews
009: All You Can Eat - Feb 05 2008
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Magazine
1 vote
GOOD Q&A: Erika Lesser
Erika Lesser, executive director of Slow Food USA, is finding ways to shorten the food chain. — read more
Posted by Patrick James
009: All You Can Eat - Feb 04 2008
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Health
2 votes
Guess Who's Coming As Dinner?
Peter Rubin investigates a post-organic ingredient for better dining: pampered animals. — read more
Posted by amwin
009: All You Can Eat - Feb 03 2008
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Living
2 votes
All You Can Eat
Join the fight against bad food. An introduction to Issue 009: All You Can Eat. — read more
Contributors: GOOD magazine
009: All You Can Eat - Feb 03 2008
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Politics
10 votes
Barack Obama
The junior senator from Illinois has built a campaign around the abstractions of hope and change. And he's plenty audacious. From our presidential candidates video series: Barack Obama. — read more
Contributors: Max Joseph, Chris Weller, Eve Marson, and Alan Wilkis
009: All You Can Eat - Jan 31 2008
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Politics
4 votes
Hillary Clinton
If Hillary Clinton were elected she'd be America's first female president and its second President Clinton. The first in our presidential candidates video series: Hillary Clinton. — read more
Contributors: Max Joseph, Chris Weller, Eve Marson, and Alan Wilkis
009: All You Can Eat - Jan 31 2008
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