Health Care Reporter, D Magazine, D Magazine - D Healthcare Daily
Matt Goodman is a Health Care Reporter for D Magazine and D Healthcare Daily, focusing on local health care issues in the Dallas area. His work has also been featured in The Juice Online and ArchitectureAU. Matt covers a range of topics, including health care policy, medical advancements, and the intersection of health and technology.
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Dallas, United States (Local)
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Matt's coverage primarily focuses on local events, entertainment news, and cultural developments in Dallas. He seems to be interested in covering evolving stories related to art, music, journalism projects, and urban farming initiatives within the Dallas area.
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By: Matt Goodman
Dallas' lauded police chief is retiring from the force and heading to Austin to work in its City Hall under his old boss.
Next week, we are playing a small part in a terrific local showcase at the Kessler headlined by rap and R&B collective Cure for Paranoia.
The quirky sculpture park will shutter because its founders are headed to San Marcos.
Dallas HERO wants 4,000 cops, and it wants to be able to sue the city. The old guard only has a few weeks to convince the public why that's a bad idea.
The Trust for Public Land's new Texas director is a familiar face who is continuing to push the organization's ambitious goal to provide greenspace within a 10 minute walk from every resident in Dallas.
By: Matt Goodman, Austin Zook
For its seventh outing, Hay Festival Forum Dallas is bigger than ever, with more than 20 guests and events taking place this weekend in Oak Cliff.
Plenty of films have been shot in Dallas, but no director chose the city as often as Oscar winner Oliver Stone. Earlier this month, he returned.
A new accounting report tries to make sense of how $5.7 million in donated money got spent. The answer can be found back in 2018.
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By: Matt Goodman, Lauren Smart
The Duncanville-raised artist has shown in in New York, Miami, Brussels, and London, but this is the first time he's had a solo show near the place that influenced his work.
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