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Hannah Goldfield

Food Critic

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The New Yorker, Magzter

Preston's Summary

Hannah Goldfield is a food critic who writes for The New Yorker and Magzter. With a focus on national food culture, Hannah explores the culinary world, highlighting her favorite restaurants in New York City, profiling influential figures, and delving into unique food experiences. Her articles provide readers with a deep appreciation for the artistry and pleasures of food.

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Geo Focus

United States (National)

Coverage Attributes:

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Event Coverage: 24 %
Review: 13 %
Expert Commentary: 10 %
Profile Feature: 10 %
Legal Policy Regulation: 6 %

Themes Covered:

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Most Recent Topics:

  • Food Production
  • Food Safety
  • Pop Culture
  • Climate Policy
  • Beverage Production

Pitching Insights

Hannah Goldfield’s coverage predominantly focuses on lifestyle and house & home themes, with a specific emphasis on food and restaurants in New York City. Given her focus, she would likely be interested in pitches from chefs, restaurateurs, or culinary experts offering unique perspectives or insider insights into the New York dining scene.

With an interest in highlighting various aspects of cuisine and dining experiences, Hannah may also be open to stories about innovative food trends, emerging culinary neighborhoods within New York City, or profiles of noteworthy figures within the local restaurant industry.

Considering that she has a national geographic focus (United States), it could be beneficial for pitches to tie into broader cultural trends or provide comparisons between different regional dining scenes across the country.

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Articles

The New Yorker

The Radio Station That Latino Voters Trust

The Radio Station That Latino Voters Trust

By: Sarah Larson, Liana Finck, Molly Fischer, Cal Newport, Joshua Rothman, Naomi Fry, Han Zhang, Lore Segal, Stephania Taladrid, Hannah Goldfield, Kyle Chayka

With Arizona in the balance, a critical political conversation is taking place on the air.

The New Yorker

Army, Navy, and That Old-Timey Football

Army, Navy, and That Old-Timey Football

By: Han Zhang, Kyle Chayka, Joshua Rothman, Lore Segal, Rebecca Mead, Naomi Fry, Hannah Goldfield, Ruby Tandoh, Liana Finck, Louisa Thomas, Sarah Larson, Dexter Filkins

The success of these two military academies so far this season seems to harken back to a different era of college football, but that might be fantasy.

The New Yorker

“Backbend”

“Backbend”

By: Hannah Goldfield, Kyle Chayka, Cal Newport, Molly Fischer, Diane Mehta, Han Zhang, Joshua Rothman, Liana Finck, Naomi Fry, Sarah Larson, Lore Segal

“I think you must be limber / in the heart the way I used to be.”

The New Yorker

The New Yorker October 28, 2024

The New Yorker October 28, 2024

By: Paul Yoon, Gideon Lewis-Kraus, Bill Mckibben, Hannah Goldfield, Adam Wagner, André Wheeler, Karen Chee, Barry Blitt, Andrew Marantz, Jazmine Hughes, Jackson Arn, Amy Davidson Sorkin, Hua Hsu, Rebecca Goldstein, David D. Kirkpatrick, Condé Nast, Deborah Garrison, Jennifer Wilson, Geraldo Cadava, Tad Friend, Henry Alford, Susan B. Glasser, Elizabeth Metzger

The Money Issue

The New Yorker

Houston’s Thriving West African Food Scene

Houston’s Thriving West African Food Scene

By: Hua Hsu, Charles Bethea, Jackson Arn, Hannah Goldfield, Timothy Snyder, Boris Fishman, Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor, Susan B. Glasser, Sarah Garfinkel, Helen Rosner, Nathan Heller

As the city has welcomed more immigrants from Nigeria and neighboring countries, the local restaurant landscape has flourished.

Magzter

CHOPPED AND STEWED

CHOPPED AND STEWED

By: Hannah Goldfield

The other day, at a Nigerian restaurant called Safari, in Houston, Texas, I peeled back the plastic wrap on a ball of fufu, a staple across West Africa.

The New Yorker

Kash Patel vs. J. Edgar Hoover

Kash Patel vs. J. Edgar Hoover

By: Ronan Farrow, David Sedaris, Oscar Schwartz, Helen Rosner, Beverly Gage, Hannah Goldfield, James Somers, Charles Bethea, Richard Brody, Meghana Indurti, Margaret Talbot, Stephania Taladrid, Louisa Thomas

If Trump’s pick for F.B.I. head gets confirmed, the Bureau could be politicized in ways that even its notorious first director would have rejected.

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Paul Schrader’s Favorite Works of Fiction

Paul Schrader’s Favorite Works of Fiction

By: Ronan Farrow, Richard Brody, Charles Bethea, Oscar Schwartz, Margaret Talbot, Hannah Goldfield, David Sedaris, Stephania Taladrid, Louisa Thomas, Meghana Indurti, Helen Rosner, James Somers

The director, whose latest film, “Oh, Canada,” opened this December, discusses four of his favorites.

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The Hater's Lament

The Hater's Lament

By: Evan Waite

As I lay dying, I look back with regret on time not spent pointing out things that suck. I have so much bile left to give, but my time is at hand.

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