Jamie Kahn

2 weeks ago | thegoodtrade.com | Jamie Kahn

Summer in New York is unlike anything else I’ve experienced. While many people flee to faraway places to ditch the sweaty subway, the balmy days, and the sticky-humid nights, I love sticking around for all that the city has to offer during these months. The weather is gorgeous (sometimes), the sun is shining, and there’s a sense that anything is possible! There is, however, always a catch. And here, as with many places, the catch is the expense.

2 weeks ago | goodgear.com | Jamie Kahn

Grabbing a refreshing smoothie or protein shake before or after a workout can be exactly what you need to make you feel amazing and energized. But, if you’re like me, paying $16 for one drink out at your favorite smoothie shop isn’t always the move — no matter how delicious! We especially love the personal blender for saving space in the kitchen, saving a bit of cash, and for how easy they make it to take your smoothie on the go.

4 weeks ago | thegoodtrade.com | Jamie Kahn

I didn’t meet the love of my life by chance. Three summers ago, after the breakup of a medium-serious relationship, I logged onto Hinge for the very first time. This was a big move for me, as I’d never been an app-dater before and had once prided myself on meeting all of my partners casually, through mutual friends and chance encounters. But my methodology didn’t match my desires.

1 month ago | goodgear.com | Jamie Kahn

Good Gear editors endorse products we’ve personally researched, tested, and genuinely love. Learn more about our methodology and business model here. While the rowing machine offers a single, pretty specific activity, its benefits are numerous. These machines facilitate a rare combination of strength training and cardio — all while managing to be low-impact.

1 month ago | faroutmagazine.co.uk | Jamie Kahn

Scour the musical world of fandom in the 1960s, and one argument raged more strongly than most: who was the best Beatle? The band had dominated the charts and the critical landscape for so long that their fame had made them an irreversible part of culture. The Beatles were the biggest band on the planet and had the musical chops to back it up, but it didn’t stop the superficial question from being asked at every corner. Bob Dylan certainly had a favourite Beatle.