margaret, Author at Margaret Littman

Alive Magazine: Can Neurogastronomy Save the World?

Neurogastronomy isn’t just a fascinating area of study for scientists or a playground for Michelin-starred restaurants; it has the potential… More

With a single loan, Bank of Labor in Kansas City, Kan., changed the lives of a group of lobstermen in… More

I asked visionary chefs and recipe developers like these for their tips on making vegan eats and drinks with CBD,… More

Every autumn, giant crowds—last year it was 886,037 people—head to New Mexico for the world’s largest hot-air balloon festival. The… More

It was 2000, and Lee Rankin was taking her then 1-year-old son through the Kentucky State Fair when she saw… More

Specific numbers are hard to come by, given the way chickens are permitted and monitored, but Andy G. Schneider, the… More

Buried deep beneath Lexington is limestone. Water that flows through the limestone rock is said to make the bones of… More

Five new hotels (well, four hotels and one motel) are bucking both the Music City Airbnb trend and the domination… More

Whatever she does, Charity Morgan is all in. The chef attended the California Culinary Academy, an affiliate of Le Cordon… More

When chef Maneet Chauhan, also of Chopped and Iron Chef fame, was deciding where to open her restaurant, she chose Nashville. That was… More

Memphis loves music and drinking, sometimes in that order. Even the most nondescript bar in Memphis has a noteworthy jukebox… More

When Rick and Vicki Bolsom decided to retire and close their 26-year-old West End restaurant Tin Angel, it was bittersweet…. More

In 2017, Nashville surpassed Memphis (for the first time since 1890) as the biggest city in Tennessee and lately Nashville has been all… More

Nashville’s Thistle Farms helps women renew their lives, one lip balm at a time. When Becca Stevens started what would… More

Imagine the entire space of Nissan Stadium filled to the top with uneaten produce. The lettuce you forgot about in… More

There’s a number everyone in Nashville knows. No, not the new area code (that’s 629). No, not the address of… More