Specializing in women's health, travel, food and private aviation. Also food manufacturing, case studies, business blogs. Magazine editor. Experience writing B2B and B2C. fiona@fionayoungbrown.com
Staying Ahead of the Curve
Written for Folks magazine, this is an interview with actor John Wells about his experiences with scoliosis.
Eyes to the Stars
Celebrating the life and work of Caroline Herschel, the pioneering female astronomer.
The Secret of New Mexico's White Sands National Park
This Southern New Mexico desert has a landscape like none other. So, what exactly are the white sands that give this beautiful place its name? We spoke to Patrick Kark, a White Sands National Park ranger, to learn more about this incredible phenomenon.
The Cost of an MRI
While an MRI scanner can be a useful diagnostic tool, it can come with a hefty price tag. Medmo works with you to get the service you need at a price that’s right. Read on to learn about the costs associated with an MRI and how you can be sure you are paying the best price available.
6 Unusual Ways People Used to Be Paid
Most of us are used to our wages or salary being paid directly into a bank account. Some might still receive a check in the mail. A few might even get an envelope at the end of each week or month containing their pay. But forms of payment in the past varied enormously, and some would seem downright strange to us in the 21st century. From salt to knives, here are six unusual ways people used to be paid for their labor.
6 Fascinating Facts About Bette Davis
As the star of The Little Foxes (1941), Now Voyager (1942), and All About Eve (1950), Bette Davis was one of the biggest names of the classic Hollywood era. Yet she was not your typical leading lady, often playing outspoken and even unsympathetic characters. This beloved icon, with her instantly recognizable heavy-lidded eyes, had a career that spanned almost 60 years. Here are six facts about the memorable Bette Davis.
Richard Kane on the Vision Jet and the Growth of Verijet
VeriJet is a relatively new player in the private air charter market, but it’s carving out an interesting niche. As the largest operator of the low-cost Cirrus SF50 Vision Jet the firm is expanding across the USA. SherpaReport talked to CEO Richard Kane about the company, the plane, charter services and growth.
6 Table Etiquette Tips You Might Not Know
When we’re eating casually at home, most of us don’t have a large formally set dining table complete with multiple pieces of silverware and glassware. But at a fancy event, or when we’re trying to impress someone important, the rules may seem a little more complex and overwhelming. Here are six table etiquette guidelines that you might not know.
What Is Kentucky Beer Cheese & Why Is It So Popular?
If you’ve ever found yourself thinking that beer and cheese would make the perfect combination, you’d be at home in central Kentucky. For that is the home of beer cheese. Almost every local diner, bar, and restaurant will have some version of it. But what is beer cheese?
Meet the Forgotten Contributor to Sustainable Agriculture
Louis Bromfield went from Pulitzer Prize winning author to Ohio farmer. Read about how he helped to raise awareness of what has become modern sustainable farming.
Inspirato Launches JauntLiving and Inspirato for Good
The people at luxury travel club Inspirato understand how difficult it can be to leave one of their luxury vacation properties after just a week of rest and relaxation. They know that their members are likely to fall in love with a destination and want to stay for perhaps a month… or six. That’s why they have launched the new JauntLiving Program, designed to let members enjoy extended stays with all-inclusive fees.
New Business Jet Sales Forecasts – the 2022 Report
As 2022 draws to an end, aviation companies are once again releasing their industry forecasts for sales of new business aircraft. We look at insights from manufacturer Honeywell and analysts at JETNET iQ to see how ongoing economic, social, and political factors may play a part in the market for new business jets.
Priester Aviation and Mayo Aviation Combine
Two family-owned private aviation management companies have joined forces to pool resources while retaining their dedication to personal service. Chicago-based Priester Aviation announced that they will be merging with Mayo Aviation, which is headquartered in Colorado.
Is Bigfoot in…Ohio?!
I ventured into the forests of the Buckeye State to find Sasquatch.
An 11-year-old boy, David, nervously takes the microphone to share something from a family camping trip at Ohio’s Shawnee State Park last summer. On a trail near the family’s cabin, he saw “a massive creature covered in brownish-black fur walking up the nearby hill.”