A Meal to Remember
There’s been quite a bit of press coverage on Mathew Peters lately and deservedly so. He’s the first U.S. chef to win fold at the Bocuse D’or, the most prestigious chef championship, A.K.A culinary Olympics. Hailing from Napa Valley, California, the former sous chef of Thomas Keller’s award-winning The French Laundry and Per Se, has […]
A Past in Vivid Detail
Christian Wells is the President of Alzheimer’s Texas, a local nonprofit with the goal of eliminating Alzheimer’s through research and caregiving. Founded in 1982, they have spearheaded efforts to raise $38 million in state appropriated funds for Alzheimer’s research and provide caregivers and family members patients 24/7 emotional support via phone call. We connected with […]
What is Memory?
When you’re young, moments in life seem to stay forever-for better or for worse. The memory of the beautiful day at Zilker park when you played volleyball, or the incredible SXSW show when you got so drunk you lost your phone are compartmentalized in our mind. As we age there are many things that can […]
Alzheimer’s and the Forgotten Generation
An interview with Matt Stanley: Founder, President and CEO, Sundance Memory Care. Matt recently won the award for Entrepreneurship, Social Innovation & Startup in 19th annual Austin Under 40 Awards! How did Sundance get started and what did you envision? Had you asked me about memory care or senior housing, I don’t think I would have […]
Hygienic Memory Cleanse Promises Second Chances
During Monday’s press conference, head HMC Labs scientist, Rafal Sahanujan, assured attendees that “the preservation of life and a morally sound society is our main concern.” After nearly two decades of highly classified research and trials, their recently acclaimed operation is “highly stable and ready for immediate application in the field—following legislative approval of course” […]