A couple weeks before he came to Chautauqua, someone introduced master chef Jacques Pépin by noting that he’s cooked for three French presidents. “And the
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Michael Ruhlman, author of more than 20 books about food, once wanted to be known for something else. “After I became sort of successful at
Food is connection. It connects people, places and time periods around the world to one another. Perhaps most importantly, food connects people across the dinner
You are what you eat, it’s said. And, if that’s true, people in the 21st century are not so radically different from the ancient Egyptians
Every time people take a bite into food, they take a bite into death. It might be hard to swallow that, but Norman Wirzba, professor
Jacques Pépin is not a chef — at least not at the moment. “I’m not a chef now,” Pépin said. “I don’t have a restaurant.
When Wajahat Ali and James Fallows took the Hall of Philosophy podium on Friday, things didn’t go as originally planned. Due to the news events
Fake news. Technological disruption. Censorship. Authoritarianism. Declining credibility. Low readership. Throughout Week Eight, “Media and the News: Ethics in the Digital News,” a number of
Thursday was Diane Winston’s 26th wedding anniversary. But this wasn’t the romantic afternoon she was expecting. Instead, she spent it with her “new best friends”
Wajahat Ali grew up in California in an Pakistani immigrant family that had strong Muslim faith, but was also open-minded. Now, Ali is a leading
Susan B. Anthony was teaching public school in Canajoharie, New York, in 1848 when she found out that teachers who were men were being paid
Marty Baron and Eric Newton have a long history. Their timeline together started at a meeting for the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation,
Nancy Gibbs and David Von Drehle have been talking with one another for 30-some years. Their joint presence on the Amphitheater stage Thursday morning, therefore,
Gustav Niebuhr told the Hall of Philosophy audience that when he took a pause, they should assume he was thinking very deeply about something. In
Henry Luce, co-founder of Time magazine, once said he “became a journalist to come as close as possible to the heart of the world.” Arzu
Journalism ethics cannot be considered separately from the ethical compass of the country at large. Diane Winston will be talking about what that means for