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This is for anyone who wonders why other people keep mumbling…
With special thanks to Jen Pastiloff, who teaches me and so many others what it means to be a whole-body listener.
Hearing loss is one of the most prevalent health conditions across the world, according to the World Health Organization.
A must-read by Jenn Tanaka for anyone with kids:
Stay-at-home orders, school closures, summer camp delays and social distancing are leaving everyone more stressed these days. How should parents help their children navigate through this pandemic w…
Time for something good.
Good food spreads good vibes.
A salute to some of Orange County's top women in health care, as suggested by readers. Take a look!
Coast magazine readers nominated female health care leaders in the county.
In our June issue dedicated to both health care leaders and OC community, editor Samantha Dunn considers the unsung heroes that are often found in our own homes...
Things To DoCoast MagazineNewsNews Based on facts, either observed and verified directly by the reporter, or reported and verified from knowledgeable sources. Editor’s Letter: Love a nurse, PRN Share this:Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new windo...
Here's a new resource for working artists in Orange County who have been hard hit by the economic downturn in the wake of the pandemic. Pass it on to the painters, the singers, the musicians, the writers, the actors and anyone else who is part of our rich artistic culture here in the OC:
With the OC Arts & Culture Resilience Fund, our purpose is to lend a helping hand to creative artists and art organizations during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Travel to luxury resorts in exotic locales and never leave your kitchen. Here's how:
Try these recipes by Marriott’s chefs in your kitchen.
Two words: Self. Care.
Beauty columnist Shelley Levitt always has the best suggestions...
Now more than ever, self care is essential. Here are some tools for pampering and serenity.
Now this is the way we want to dress for work...
Looking good while staying at home.
Publishers report book sales are up 5 percent during "The Great Pause." Speaking of which, our columnist Danielle Bauter has more suggestions for your bookshelf:
An expanded offering of new and noteworthy titles worthy of your attention.
"Artisitc Vision" columnist Jeannie Denholm gives us the timely work of photographer Sam Kweskin --
“Creativity is my survival.”
Read author Maggie Downs' wonderful essay written exclusively for Coast, on the trials and tribulations of schooling in the time of COVID-19. You'll love it, we promise!
“Mom. Hey, Mom,” the voice hisses. “Are you ready for school?” My 5-year-old son, Everest, stands next to my bed, his face inches from mine. He’s naked except for his choo-choo un**es, and he’s hol…
Go green! Now Trending columnist Shelley Levitt has some ideas for you:
Earth Day décor inspiration.
Here's those who feed the need in our community--
The food world’s frontline heroes boost spirits and feed Orange County’s most in need.
Need something good to read? Of course you do! Here's Coast's books columnist Danielle Bauter with some suggestions:
Coast magazine’s monthly book club
The next best thing to meeting our amazing Women of Coast is to encounter them digitally through this incredible interactive flipbook. Enjoy!
COAST - Volume 29, Issue 5. Inspiring Influences: Women of Coast
Second Harvest Food Bank of Orange County has in Harald Herrmann a CEO whose personal experience and restaurant industry know-how positioned him to be a leader who can handle the challenges this pandemic brings to OC's most food-insecure residents. That's why this month we get Up Close with Harald:
A 35-year veteran of the restaurant industry whose prior post was as chief executive officer of Mendocino Farms, Harald Herrmann stepped in as the new CEO of Second Harvest Food Bank on March 24, 2…
This year we continue our conversation around amazing women in the community whose influence and inspiration make our world a better place. Please see this year's Women of Coast!
Game-changing visionaries. Achievers smashing glass ceilings. Creative powerhouses. Meet the inspiring and influential women honored as our Women of Coast 2020.
Well, you can say one thing for this pandemic: It has a way of making you think about what matters most. Our executive editor Samantha Dunn considers:
“But seriously, being at home has given me time to consider what really matters,” says Coast magazine’s executive editor Samantha Dunn
Orange County's vibrant arts organizations are sending out a clarion call for help: ArtsOC surveyed leaders from 42 OC arts organizations of all sizes and arts disciplines. The results show a staggering impact from the COVID-19 crisis:
Coronavirus-related closures have hit Orange County’s theater, music and arts organizations hard, with 62% anticipating a severe financial crisis from closures and canceled events, a new survey has…
Jenn Tanaka has a great recipe from
Blinking Owl Distillery for at-home happy hour. Hey, it's 5 o'clock somewhere!
The award-winning OC distillery shares the recipe for one of its most popular drinks.
This month for the Coast Dish, we want you to eat your vegetables. Jenn Tanaka delivers the deets:
We got the beets! The COAST Dish for April features golden, red and striped beets. Originally planned to be served as a special at both restaurants, ADYA will offer this dish at the OC Baking Compa…
Sometimes the places nearest to our hearts can provide perspective on life's changes. Writer Anthony Pignataro's "pier review" of Seal Beach:
By Anthony Pignataro
There's no crying in baseball -- or hockey, for that matter: Broadcaster Kent French keeps local sports fans in the know even when the stadiums are empty.
Kent French has covered the Angels and Ducks for the better part of two decades. He’s sidelined for now because of the coronavirus, but the can still catch him on TheKentFre…
Let us brag for a moment! California Journalism Awards named Coast Magazine as the state's best specialty publication in newspapers. Congrats to us! And congratulations to our newspaper colleagues at the Orange County Register, who also took home numerous top-place honors.
And thank you, readers and advertising partners, for letting us serve you.
Cheers!
Craving comfort food while you're stuck at home? We look back at The Taste for Chef Olhat's tasty chicken recipe:
Chef Pascal Olhats sizzles with summer dishes at Sherman Library & Gardens.
More sad news from our friends at Ocean Institute with the sinking of the iconic Pilgrim, the tall ship that has helped inspire and educate so many children. Crews are now working to salvage whatever possible:
Airbags are being secured beneath the ship as a crane stabilizes it to see if it can be raised up in the Dana Point Harbor.
HELPING THE HELPERS:
OC Baking Company has delivered fresh bread to more than a dozen local Urgent Care and Emergency Rooms to help those who work 12+ hour shifts and unable to pick up food.
Interested in helping to feed local healthcare workers who are on the front lines battling for our community’s safety? Contact Dee Nguyen at [email protected]. Any assistance will be accepted, from hands-on kitchen help to product or monetary donations.
As of today Urgent Care and ER workers will receive a very special delivery of home-made chicken noodle soup, thanks to the efforts of Break of Dawn Chef/Owner Dee Nguyen, OC Baking Company Baker/Owner Dean Kim, Crema Artisan Cafe Baker/Owner Tarit Tanjasiri, with the assistance of volunteers from TIP of Orange County, a non-profit that responds to trauma victims and assists citizens in crisis.
Also involved in this act of generosity are Glenn Tanaka of Tanaka Farms and Solutions for Urban Agriculture, who have donated fresh produce for the chicken noodle soup.
Today’s inaugural delivery will reach more than 300 workers and their families with a nourishing gesture — Break of Dawn has made more than 300 containers of multi-serving soup, OC Baking Company has baked more than 1,000 loaves of bread, and Crema has baked more than 1,000 cookies.
When fame followed her after HGTV Flip or Flop, OC native Christina Anstead had to figure out what really matters in life. Lori Basheda reports on the reality star's second act:
I arrive at reality TV star Christina Anstead’s Newport Beach house before she does. Her nanny lets me in. And her little French bulldog Cash (as in Johnny Cash) jumps on me like I’m his long-lost …
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