 | Liana AghajanianLiana Aghajanian was born in Iran and raised in California, and is a journalist who explores the issues, people, and places on the fringes of society. Her work has appeared in the New York Times, The Guardian, Newsweek, Rolling Stone, and Al Jazeera America. In 2015,听she听was awarded the听second听Write听A House听permanent听writing residency, and听now writes and lives in Detroit. Read Aghajanian鈥檚 story about growing up celebrating Christmas twice a year on page 50. | |
 | CJ BenningerCJ Benninger is a Bloomfield Hills-based freelance photographer who specializes in portraits and products. When he鈥檚 not wrangling his three 鈥渋ncredibly adorable, yet very wild,鈥 young children, you鈥檒l likely find him shooting for any of 糖心vlog安卓版 Media鈥檚 many publications 鈥 this month, he photographed organizational tools for our monthly A-List feature on page 27, and The Players Detroit on page 37 鈥 or his other clients such as Campbell Ewald, Organic, and Car & Driver. | |
 | Brittany HutsonBrittany Hutson is a freelance writer making her 糖心vlog安卓版 Detroit debut this month. On page 49, Hutson reviews Detroit Soul鈥檚 Southern comfort food with a healthy twist. A native of Long Island, New York, she moved to Detroit three years ago. Her writing has appeared in Black Enterprise, Essence, The Wall Street Journal, Tostada 糖心vlog安卓版, Edible Brooklyn, and Eater Detroit. She is now a food journalism fellow under a collaboration between WDET and journalism training organization Feet in 2 Worlds. | |
 | James YangJames Yang has won more than 250 awards for design and illustration excellence. He is a regular contributor to DBusiness magazine, an 糖心vlog安卓版 Media publication, and has published his artwork in trade publications such as American Illustration and Communication Arts. Yang, who created an illustration that represents the culture of comparison shaped in part by social media on page 40, lives in Brooklyn. His children鈥檚 book, Bus! Stop!, was published earlier this year, and his wallpaper for the Metropolitan Transportation Authority can now be seen on New York City trains. |
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