Max Kabat

Oct 11, 2024 | americanpressinstitute.org | Max Kabat |Lilly Chapa

Why is it that local journalism has always depended on the same two revenue streams of ads and subscribers? If one of a newspaper’s jobs is to build community by capturing the history of a place and its people, why should we be confined to only print and digital news and information products?

Sep 5, 2024 | editorandpublisher.com | Max Kabat |Gretchen A. Peck

Posted Thursday, September 5, 2024 12:00 am If you continue to look at this as just a piece of real estate, as just overhead, instead of as a possibility or a way to make money, then, of course, you’re going to sell the building or let it die. It doesn’t have to be that way.” When The Welch News in Welch, West Virginia, shut down in 2022, Publisher Missy Nester spoke with The Associated Press (AP) about the struggle to keep the paper afloat. The newspaper traced its roots back to 1927. But it...

Apr 9, 2024 | newhope.com | Max Kabat

Thursday night of Natural Products Expo West was all about the Goodles party. One of the best hyped gatherings in years, people waited in line for the community, the dancing, the good times. A few notable celebrities took the stage to share the why of their business and why they got involved but the talking points were barely audible, overpowered by the hum of attendees catching up, decompressing and continuing to connect after a long day on the show floor. It got me thinking.

Nov 30, 2023 | newhope.com | Gianna Rosenbach |Dawn Reiss |Max Kabat |Robyn Lawrence

When first lady Jill Biden announced the White House Initiative on Women’s Health Research in mid November, she pointed to a “stunning lack of information” about managing menopause as a key reason behind the enterprise. “Every woman I know has a story about leaving her doctor’s office with more questions than answers,” Biden said.

Nov 28, 2023 | newhope.com | Gianna Rosenbach |Dawn Reiss |Max Kabat |Robyn Lawrence

While shopping for a supplement to help him out of a stress-induced low mood, certified performance nutrition specialist George Young was struck by how many of the labels were geared specifically toward men or women. “This got me thinking,” he says. “Does my gender really determine the effect of supplements on my mood?”Young, who has been working in the health and fitness field for more than 40 years, decided it didn’t.