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Tom Foster

Tom Foster

Verified

Editor-at-Large, Texas Monthly

Austin

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Total articles 262

  • Canyon Ranch’s New Retreat Blends Luxury with Longevity. Can It Help You Live Longer?

    By Tom Foster Verified| Inc. Verified Inside a new program at the famed wellness resort that invites stressed-out founders to spend $20,000 on life-extending treatments. BY TOM FOSTER, EDITOR-AT-LARGE, INC. @TOMFOSTER2MAR 18, 2025The infrared HyperT Pro at Canyon Ranch. Photography by Jesse RieserIt was after my sonic soul journey and before my infrared-light therapy session in a giant vibrating clamshell that my longevity consultant told me I could stand to drop 20 pounds of fat.

    By Tom Foster Verified · Inc.

    Mar. 18, 2025

  • Aura Bora Exits During a Tough Time for Food and Beverage Startups

    By Tom Foster Verified| Inc. Verified The cult-favorite sparkling water brand doubled its sales last year. Is that enough for a home run exit? BY TOM FOSTER, EDITOR-AT-LARGE, INC. @TOMFOSTER2FEB 18, 2025A grocery store in Miami, Florida. Photo: Getty ImagesIn the sparkling water wars of the past decade, few brands have carved a unique identity for themselves as clearly as Aura Bora, the six-year-old brand founded in San Francisco by husband-and-wife team Paul and Maddie Voge.

    By Tom Foster Verified · Inc.

    Feb. 18, 2025

  • Canyon Ranch’s New Retreat Blends Luxury with Longevity. Can It Help You Live Longer?

    By Tom Foster Verified| Inc. Verified Inside a new program at the famed wellness resort that invites stressed-out founders to spend $20,000 on life-extending treatments. BY TOM FOSTER, EDITOR-AT-LARGE, INC. @TOMFOSTER2MAR 18, 2025The infrared HyperT Pro at Canyon Ranch. Photography by Jesse RieserIt was after my sonic soul journey and before my infrared-light therapy session in a giant vibrating clamshell that my longevity consultant told me I could stand to drop 20 pounds of fat.

    By Tom Foster Verified · Inc.

    Mar. 18, 2025

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Texas Monthly

Texas Monthly is a well-established magazine and media company founded in 1972 by Michael R. Levy. Launched in February 1973, it quickly gained recognition for its investigative journalism, cultural commentary, and lifestyle content, earning the title "The National Magazine of Texas." The magazine is known for its longform journalism, political reporting, and cultural analysis, covering a wide range of topics including politics, crime, business, travel, food, and entertainment. The flagship print magazine is published monthly and features in-depth articles and essays. Texas Monthly also offers a robust digital platform with articles, podcasts, and multimedia storytelling. Additionally, the company hosts live events such as conferences and culinary experiences, and publishes books and special issues, including anthologies like *The Best of Texas Monthly*. The magazine targets sophisticated, cosmopolitan Texans, appealing to urban professionals and culturally engaged readers.

Austin, Texas, United States

'+1 512-320-6900

Founded: 1973