Brooke Jackson-Glidden is the James Beard Award-winning editor in chief of Portland Monthly, often covering food and beverage, arts and culture, travel and outdoors, gender and sexuality, and labor movements. She previously served as the editor of Eater Portland; her work has appeared in the Boston Globe, the Arizona Republic, and USA Today. She lives in North Portland with her partner and their two cats. 

In Memoriam

Naomi Pomeroy Insisted on Excellence. That's What Made Her a Legend.

The late founder of iconic Portland restaurant Beast, Pomeroy was committed to growth, both in the kitchen and outside it.

07/17/2024 By Brooke Jackson-Glidden

Q&A

How the New Film Cora Bora Captures Portland’s Music World

Screenwriter Rhianon Jones revisits her decade in the local scene, including its tragedies.

07/03/2024 By Brooke Jackson-Glidden

Interview

Portland Comedian Riley McCarthy Thrives on Discomfort

The 2021 Portland’s Funniest Person runner-up talks mental health, the time he lied about being a doctor, and his successful Twitch show.

08/26/2021 By Brooke Jackson-Glidden