July 2008

Features

Grow Your Own Way
Believe it or not, with a little ingenuity, you can turn dirt into food! by JEANNE STORCK

Veg-O-Lution
Thanks to the twin drivers of personal and planetary health, our hyper-carnivore culture may be taking a left turn.
by GREGORY DICUM

The Future of Food is Now
With our global food system facing collapse, filmmaker and food activist Deborah Koons Garcia tells us how to save the day.
by NOELLE ROBBINS

DEPARTMENTS

On Our Radar

Whatcha Gonna Do with All That Junk...?

Roadkill: It’s What’s for Dinner

The ABCs of CSAs

Salud!

The Cheese Impresario

What Counts?
by JENNY ROUGH

Healthy Living

Peace at the Table
The Ayurvedic practice of food sadhana restores mindfulness to mealtime. by AMELIA GLYNN

Fear of Frying
Lost without your Teflon? Restock your kitchen with these chemi-free cookware basics.
by JOLIA SIDONA ALLEN

Universal Yoga
Defining yoga, one style at a time. by JULIA STEINBERGER

Good-For-You Grilling
by ELIZABETH BARKER

Tastebuds: A Fine Kettle of Fish
LA’s best spots to satisfy a seafood hankering with a clean conscience. by LUCINDA MICHELE KNAPP

Tune In

Yum Yoga
Vice becomes virtue with the holy trinity of yoga, chocolate and wine. by JULIA STEINBERGER

Art and Soul

Bottlemania
How water went on sale and why we bought it. by ELIZABETH ROYTE (BLOOMSBURY)/
REVIEW by ERIC LARSON


Art and Soul: Reviews

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