Shoshi Parks is an Associate Editor at 7x7 Magazine. With a background in Archaeology and a passion for travel and tourism, she explores themes related to adventure travel, animal care, and health and wellness, bringing a unique perspective to her writing. Shoshi's work has been featured in outlets such as Atlas Obscura, NPR, and Smithsonian Magazine, among others.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
San Francisco, United States (Local)
Not enough data
Shoshi's articles predominantly focus on house & home-related content, as well as food and beverage topics. She also covers pet-related subjects, with a specific emphasis on the Bay Area in California.
Given her coverage attributes and themes covered, Shoshi would likely be most responsive to pitches offering promotional deals related to house & home products or local businesses in the San Francisco area. Additionally, she may be interested in event coverage related to seasonal activities or promotions around food and drink establishments from the Bay Area.
Pitches focusing on travel destinations within Northern California or featuring unique experiences at bars and restaurants in San Francisco and Oakland could also align well with her areas of interest.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
Get the Popular Science daily newsletterđź’ˇ Breakthroughs, discoveries, and DIY tips sent six days a week.
By: Shoshi Parks
This summer, trade crowded, kid-infested beaches for a little slice of heaven all your own.It’s just a short hike to get to these stunning, secluded Bay Area beaches from Santa Cruz to Sonoma.
By: Shoshi Parks
Burma Superstar wasn’t the first place to find Burmese food in San Francisco (that honor goes to Mandalay Bay, which opened in 1984). But the restaurant, which arrived on Clement Street in 1992, was the one to turn Burmese flavors and dishes like tea leaf salad into a touchstone of the city’s culina...
By: Shoshi Parks
I can remember the details from only a few of the long-haul international flights I’ve taken over the years.There was the 13 hours from SFO to Istanbul where I was wedged into a middle seat in a back row that didn’t adjust at all; the 13-and-a-half hours to Taipei where my personal entertainment sys...
By: Shoshi Parks
The eerily prescient, laugh-out-loud funny new show Absolutely Science Fiction! is bringing two short stories by Ray Bradbury and Kurt Vonnegut to life at Z Space.It’s the latest production from Word for Word, a performing arts company founded at the Mission-Potrero theater in 1993 with the unusual ...
By: Shoshi Parks
Most locals wouldn’t come within a quarter mile of kitschy, over-touristed Fisherman’s Wharf if they didn’t have to. But if the last time you visited the neighborhood was when family were in town, prepare to be surprised. There’s more to this waterfront neighborhood than meets the eye—and more to co...
Get the Popular Science daily newsletterđź’ˇ Breakthroughs, discoveries, and DIY tips sent six days a week.
By: Shoshi Parks
This month, San Francisco welcomed what may be the most icon-filled walking and biking trail in the entire American national park system.The Golden Gate Dozen, which stretches 13 waterfront miles from Crissy Field to Fort Funston, connects some of the city’s most remarkable landscapes and vistas wit...
By: Amanda Kuehn Carroll, Shoshi Parks
Just a few hours south of the Bay, SLO CAL—San Luis Obispo County—sits like a present waiting to be unwrapped.The region is deliciously varied, with rolling hills and vineyards inland and a fog-kissed coastline that stretches for miles. And since you can drive from one to the other in about 15 minut...
By: Shoshi Parks
If you’ve been hanging around for awhile, you may remember Club Deluxe, the intimate live music venue with a divey, old-school Haight-Ashbury vibe that closed in 2023. If you’ve been hanging around even longer, it may be DeLuxe that’s lodged in your memory, a gay bar with a pool table and what was r...
