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Emma Glassman-Hughes

Former Associate Editor, Balance

Emma Glassman-Hughes (she/her) is a former associate editor at PS Balance. In her seven years as a reporter, her beats have spanned the lifestyle spectrum; she's covered arts and culture for The Boston Globe, sex and relationships for Cosmopolitan, and food, climate, and farming for Ambrook Research. In her three years as a founding editor of Here Magazine, a multiplatform travel and culture outlet, she could be found reporting from around the globe, interviewing beekeepers in Ugandan rainforests or vintners in southern Australia. She holds communications degrees from Boston University and Emerson College as well as a deep-seated belief that a Bloody Mary is an anytime beverage, not just for brunch. Emma is bicoastal, bisexual, and loves a good bivalve. (Oysters are an anytime snack.)

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Latest Posts by Emma

Amazon Prime Day Ninja Creami Ice Cream Maker Deal
Here's Why Everyone Has a Pen Pal Now
Here's Why You Should Host a "Chaos Party" This Summer
"Hostingcore" Is Inspiring People to Host More Parties
"Dad Clubs" Are Changing What It Means to Be a Good Dad
First-Gen Graduation TikToks Will Have You in Tears
The Dating-App Generation Is Embracing Random Anniversaries
Gen Z Women Harassed for Being "Blue-Collar Babes"
Why "Background Shows" Are Killing Our Attention Spans
Celebrity Couples That Have Outlasted the Met Gala Curse
Why Your Friendships Need Spring Cleaning, Too
TikTok's Favorite Home Chef Has a New Cookbook
Why Junk Journals Are the Best Travel Souvenirs
Travel Ghost Stories From Haunted Hotels
I Took a "Soft Adventure" Trip in Montana
Voice Notes Won't Save Us From Loneliness Epidemic | Opinion
Amrit Kaur on "Sex Lives" and Finding Your Inner Rebel
Queer Nightlife Can Help Us Bridge the Party Gap
"White Lotus" Travel Trends Are Missing the Point
Meet the Nonprofit Boss, the Girl Boss' Toxic Evolution
Reflecting on Hooters's Legacy in the Face of Bankruptcy
For Sushi, Ike Jime Is the Sustainable Way Forward
"Open to Work" Is OK: How Laid-Off Workers Built Community
For Gen Z, Travel Is the New Dating App