Matt KruchakFollow

Magazines

Picks

Flips

Behance
behance.net
Koreans Have An Insatiable Appetite For Watching Strangers Binge Eat
NPR - Elise Hu
Move over, cooking shows. In Korea, the big food fad is eating shows, or mukbang. Korean viewers are so glued to watching strangers binge eating that the live-streamers consuming calories in front of are
Oldest Human Fossil Found, Redrawing Family Tree
National Geographic - Jamie Shreeve
Discovery pushes back the origin of our genus, Homo, by half a million years. In a rare congruence of new evidence, two fossil jaws cast a fused beam of light on one of the darkest mysteries in human the
Walking with ancient trees this winter
The Guardian
When it comes to ancient trees, the UK comes top of the European chart and this winter the National Trust's ancient tree adviser, Brian Muelaner, has picked ten of his favourite places to see these 'cathedrals
Shooting Chauvet: Photographing the World’s Oldest Cave Art
National Geographic - Stephen Alvarez
Picture Stories Stephen Alvarez photographed the cave of Chauvet-Pont-d’Arc for the story “The Origins of Art” that appears in the January 2015 issue of National Geographic magazine. Here, he chronicles
Kruchak's picks: Snowy Saskatoon selfies
cbc.ca - Matt Kruchak
Like hockey and shovelling, taking a snowy Saskatoon selfie has become a city-wide tradition. As temperatures dip below -40 C with the windchill, …
Mark Twain's grave robbed of bronze plaque
Los Angeles Times - By Carolyn Kellogg
Some time between Christmas and New Year's, someone visited Mark Twain's grave in Elmira, N.Y. Instead of showing their respects, they pried off a plaque with the likeness of the writer who died 105 years
Canadian History
Ossington restaurant bringing Canadian history back to life
cbc.ca - Alexandra Sienkiewicz
Everything old, is new again. For Evelyn Wu and Wayne Morris, co-owners of a new restaurant on Ossington Avenue, that means taking recipes from …