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Farley Elliott
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Southern California Bureau Chief, SFGate
A guy who loves LA. SoCal Bureau Chief, @SFGATE.
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Lesley Suter
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Special Projects Director, Eater
Award-winning writer/editor of things, eater of stuff, Special Projects Editor, Eater.com, co-author of the cookbooks Bavel and Bestia
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Hilary Pollack
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Senior Commerce Editor, Eater
director of shopping + e-comm at @vice 🧸 lord of reviews and recs.
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Gab Chabran
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Associate Editor, Food and Culture, LAist
Associate Editor of Food and Culture at @LAist Previously @nytimes @lataco @eaterla @remezcla @kcet @thrillist
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Matthew Kang
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Editor, Eater Los Angeles
Editor of Eater LA @eaterla. Host of K-Town, an Eater video series about Korean food in America. USC 2007. He/Him. Send inquiries to kang at eater dot com
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Brian Addison
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Co-Founder and Editor, Longbeachize
Leaving this platform for ethical reasons. Find me everywhere else. Writer. Civilizer. Walker. Food lover. Long Beach-er. He/Him. brian@longbeachize.com
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Sean Vukan
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Writer, Freelance
Currently freelancing as a journalist. So far, I have bylines at @lataco @eaterla @kcrw
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Ani Duzdabanyan
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Journalist, Freelance
Freelance journalist. Covering diverse cultures and communities for @EaterLA @WineEnthusiast @latimesfood @LAist @Mirrorspectator @Decanter
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Katherine Spiers
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Freelance Writer and Editor, Freelance
Restaurant critic, howtoeatla.com. Host, smartmouthpodcast.com. Editor, smartmouth.substack.com. Founder, @tablecakesprod.
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Shelby Moore
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Multimedia Food Journalist, Freelance
PHX to LA. Food & Bev. photographer. Editorial, photojournalism, and commercial IG: ShelbyMoore.Co
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Lynn Yu
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Writer, Freelance
WGA Screenwriter. 2023 Black List. Agents at Verve; Managers at CODE. I also run a current events/pop culture newsletter: yuoughtaknow.substack.com
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