Keeping it Legal When Your Home is Your Office
Words by Jennifer Monarch Artwork by Belinda Del Pesco Since I left my in-the-box job at a mid-sized regional law firm less than two…
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The Big Enough Company
Interview and Photography by Pamela Sutton The Big Enough Company: How Women Can Build Great Businesses and Happier Lives, by Adelaide Lancaster and Amy…
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Issue 8 – Editor Letter
Three years ago I launched CAKE&WHISKEY from my mint-green 1940’s kitchen table. Two years before that I was covered in sticky, sugary fluff helping…
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Issue 7 – Editor Letter
I grew up in a conservative Midwest home where opinions on taboo topics were generally regurgitated thoughts from whatever far-right guest was featured on…
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Issue 6 – Editor Letter
The clock on the bedside table said 7 a.m. Much too early for this girl who had been up late the night before at…
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Island Love
Words by Lanie Anderson Photography by Jessica Hill Imagine a wedding with a center aisle carpeted in leaves and colorful rose petals, gift bags…
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Soccket To Me
Words by Robbie Clark Photography by Jacklyn Greenberg Kicking an Idea Around As a very recent graduate from Harvard Business School, where she had…
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La Cuisine Paris
Words by Linnea Zielinski Photography by Rebecca Plotnick “We need to be sitting together over a bottle of wine,” Jane Bertch says as she…
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She’s A Mizzfit
Interview by Lina Fletcher Photography by Caitlin Mitchell Ever wished you could wear your favorite pair of yoga pants to work? Bianca Jade did…and…
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Beauty in Brokenness
Words and Photography by Annie Kruyer Kintsukuroi, ‘to repair with gold,’ is the Japanese art of repairing shattered pottery and ceramic vessels with gold…
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Issue 5 – Editor Letter
“She stood in the storm and when the wind did not blow her away, she adjusted her sails.” Elizabeth Edwards When this magazine was birthed…
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Fit to be Tiled
Words by Katie Shoultz Photography by Chelsea Brewer With its expression of culture, landscape and time, almost every iconic American building has an artistic…
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Issue 4 – Editor Letter
I boarded the plane leaving Charles de Gaulle Airport, bound for the rolling pasture hills of Kentucky and home to my husband and three…
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Salt of the Earth: Sarah Sproule and her Rooftop Salt Garden
Words by Megan Smith Photography by Jacklyn Greenberg For a seemingly unending rainy streak in NYC, even the gloomy skies can’t keep Sarah Sproule…
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Hovding: The Invisible Bike Helmet
Words by Robbie Clark Photography by Jesse Fox When the Swedish government passed a law in 2005 making it mandatory for children under the…
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India Hicks: Island Dreamer
Words by Megan Smith Photography by Brittan Goetz & Suzanne Kantak Each morning she sinks her toes into the cool pink sands of the…
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The Road to Splendid: Jeni Britton Bauer and her Splendid Ice Creams
Words by Molly Hays Photography by Rachel Joy Baransi and Sarah Beaty When the history of ice cream in America is written, chances are…
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Do Gooding: Madame
Words and Photography by Sarah Jane Sanders The greatest gift you can give someone is the gift of time… Hauling large Tupperware bins of…
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Q&A with Diane Cu
Words by Megan Smith Photography by Diane Cu Biggest fear as a businesswoman? Speaking up for myself without hurting anyone’s feelings when I say…
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Soda Pop PR: Dyan Dolfi-Offutt
Words by Danielle Adkins Photography by Chelsea Brewer “My first job out of college was very ‘Office Space-esque’ and not fulfilling on any level….
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Do Gooding: A Look Through the Healing Glass
Words by Megan Smith “glassybaby are useful in many ways. But their real use is lifting bad moods and loneliness. Their warm and colored…
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Helen Turner: Pitmaster of Her Domain
Words by Theresa Stanley Photography by Sarah Jane Sanders Helen Turner is living a classic love story of fairytale proportions. Boy sees girl, girl…
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Following the Paper Trail: Rifle Paper Co.
Words by Freedom Martinez Artwork from the brushstrokes of Anna Bond is hard to miss these days. Her name might not ring a bell,…
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Shama Hyder: Buzz Maven
Words by Danielle Adkins Photographer by Gilberto Vasquez Just after finishing up Friday morning errands, Shama Hyder (Kabani) sat down to speak about the…
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Whitney Rockley: Living the Dream as a Canadian Venture Capitalist
Words by Cheryl Arkison Photography by Lora Vertue When most people say that they are living the dream, they usually mean a big house…
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Issue 1 – Editor Letter
“Everything you want is on the other side of fear,” George Addair Don’t you just love a good quote? Of my many favorites, that…
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