Emma Glassman-Hughes
@eg-h.bsky.social
writetress…! currently @popsugar.com, formerly boston globe. thinking about what we eat, how we love, and where we go from here 🌊
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And finally, part I of my award-winning series for @civileats.com about the Wampanoag fishers who are asserting their right to fish in Cape Cod’s dying waterways, and what their tenacity means for their culture and the environment writ large civileats.com/2024/08/21/o...
On Cape Cod, the Wampanoag Assert Their Legal Right to Harvest the Waters
Not everyone respects that right. But the Wampanoag are determined to continue, saying their work is an essential expression of 12,000 years of heritage, sovereignty, and lifeways.
civileats.com
October 21, 2025 at 12:59 PM
And finally, part I of my award-winning series for @civileats.com about the Wampanoag fishers who are asserting their right to fish in Cape Cod’s dying waterways, and what their tenacity means for their culture and the environment writ large civileats.com/2024/08/21/o...
A deep-dive into Gen Z’s obsession with being a “blue-collar babe” despite the constant harassment that women in the trades experience online and on job sites. For @popsugar.com: www.popsugar.com/careers/blue...
The Not-So-Hidden Price of Being a "Blue-Collar Babe"
Despite a skilled labor shortage, women are still routinely discouraged from working in blue-collar trades, even though more want to now than ever.
www.popsugar.com
October 21, 2025 at 12:59 PM
A deep-dive into Gen Z’s obsession with being a “blue-collar babe” despite the constant harassment that women in the trades experience online and on job sites. For @popsugar.com: www.popsugar.com/careers/blue...
My latest for Offrange about the most abundant protein source right under our feet at low tide — the slipper snail — and the fishers, chefs, and advocates across New England who are working to get it onto our menus and into our fish markets ambrook.com/offrange/liv...
The Snails at the End of the World - Offrange
As ecological collapse forces New England’s fishers to diversify their catch, a sea snail once considered a nuisance might be able to stack up.
ambrook.com
October 21, 2025 at 12:59 PM
My latest for Offrange about the most abundant protein source right under our feet at low tide — the slipper snail — and the fishers, chefs, and advocates across New England who are working to get it onto our menus and into our fish markets ambrook.com/offrange/liv...
My favorite story for @popsugar.com was also the site’s top performing IG post for the month of September: a dispatch on how birding culture has taken over the internet, and what that means for conservation www.popsugar.com/hobbies/rise...
Suddenly Birding Is the Hot-Girl Hobby of the Year
Birding — AKA watching, listening to, and sometimes tracking birds in the wild — was once an overlooked pastime. Now it's the hot-girl hobby of the year.
www.popsugar.com
October 21, 2025 at 12:59 PM
My favorite story for @popsugar.com was also the site’s top performing IG post for the month of September: a dispatch on how birding culture has taken over the internet, and what that means for conservation www.popsugar.com/hobbies/rise...
You’ll find an updated bio reflecting the awards I’ve won this year, a ✨new headshot✨, and a roundup of my favorite recent stories that capture the breadth of character-driven reporting on culture, climate, internet trends, and more that I specialize in. Threading some here, too:
October 21, 2025 at 12:59 PM
You’ll find an updated bio reflecting the awards I’ve won this year, a ✨new headshot✨, and a roundup of my favorite recent stories that capture the breadth of character-driven reporting on culture, climate, internet trends, and more that I specialize in. Threading some here, too:
Thank you!! Emotional week 🥴
June 16, 2025 at 2:00 PM
Thank you!! Emotional week 🥴
The first part of that 2-part story, which also won 2nd place in the food feature category from @wearesfj.bsky.social, is here
On Cape Cod, the Wampanoag Assert Their Legal Right to Harvest the Waters
Not everyone respects that right. But the Wampanoag are determined to continue, saying their work is an essential expression of 12,000 years of heritage, sovereignty, and lifeways.
civileats.com
June 16, 2025 at 1:56 PM
The first part of that 2-part story, which also won 2nd place in the food feature category from @wearesfj.bsky.social, is here