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Without Habits - A Path to Purpose — A speaker presentation on habit change and living a simple life with less at the International Arts and Ideas Festival, New Haven.

Panel Talk on Self-Care at The Strand Bookstore — Chronic illness author panelist with chef Missy Robbins, writer Julia Bainbridge, and editor Kat Kinsman (The Me Without book launch).

Off-line Illness — An online workshop for the chronic illness community about fostering healthy relationships with technology.

Gotham on a Plate — Panelist speaking as a freelance food writer alongside David Rosengarten, Adam Platt, Drew Nieporent, and Michael White, moderated by Rozanne Gold at The New School.

Select Podcasts

Living Without — The Best Advice Show with Zak Rosen

America's Sugar Addiction: Why So Sweet? — Bloomberg’s Material World

The History of MREs with Jacqueline Raposo — Ridiculous History

Habit Change, Chronic Illness, and How Living Without Changed Everything — Chronically Well with Callie Dixon

Happy? If Not, Maybe It's Time to Do Without! — Love & Life with Dr. Karin

Detox from Your Tech - and Everything Else — Tech Bites

How to Throw an Amazing Book Launch Party — Get Published with Paul Brody

“When Can I Say I’ll Be Alone Forever?” — The Lonely Hour

Select Print

Why Makeup is a Crucial Tool for Women with Chronic Illness — Bustle

The Dos and Don'ts of Dining Out: Food Allergy Edition — Food Network

The Proust Nature Questionnaire

Why Do We Breakup Shop? — Racked

Cincinnati a Food Town? You Bet Your Sweet Brulee — Cincinnati Business Courier

Blissful and Benighted: Dispatches From the War of the Sexes — The New York Times

 

Short Bio:

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Writer and podcast producer Jacqueline Raposo has written hundreds of reported feature stories for publications including Shondaland, Bust, Epicurious, Saveur, Food & Wine, Town & Country, Serious Eats, Foodprint, and The Village Voice. She is the author of the personal growth memoire, The Me, Without, and has produced podcasts for iHeartMedia and Heritage Radio Network. Chronically ill and disabled, she’s passionate about connecting and intersecting ideas, voices, people, and actions into all of the above. www.JacquelineRaposo.com. 

 

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Image: Freelance writer and podcast producer Jacqueline Raposo is a white woman with black hair. In this photo by Hanna Agar, she sits at her desk in a flowered skirt with her terrier on her lap, surrounded by old books, flowers, etc.

Image: Freelance writer and podcast producer Jacqueline Raposo is a white woman with black hair. In this photo by Hanna Agar, she sits at her desk in a flowered skirt with her terrier on her lap, surrounded by old books, flowers, etc.

Image: Freelance writer and podcast producer Jacqueline Raposo is a white woman. In this photo by Hanna Agar, she wears a black top and has markers and pens in her messy black hair hair. She looks into the camera mock-smoking a Sharpie pen and smirki

Image: Freelance writer and podcast producer Jacqueline Raposo is a white woman. In this photo by Hanna Agar, she wears a black top and has markers and pens in her messy black hair hair. She looks into the camera mock-smoking a Sharpie pen and smirking.

Image: Chronic illness author Jacqueline Raposo is a white woman with black hair wearing a yellow dress. In this photo by Hanna Agar, she wears holds an old book and a stuffed bird as she smiles into the camera.

Image: Chronic illness author Jacqueline Raposo is a white woman with black hair wearing a yellow dress. In this photo by Hanna Agar, she wears holds an old book and a stuffed bird as she smiles into the camera.

Image: Freelance food writer Jacqueline Raposo is a white woman with black hair. In this photo by Chris Sandas, she wears a blue sweater and red apron and stands on a NYC rooftop with the skyline behind her. Balancing cookbooks and a spatula of flour

Image: Freelance food writer Jacqueline Raposo is a white woman with black hair. In this photo by Chris Sandas, she wears a blue sweater and red apron and stands on a NYC rooftop with the skyline behind her. Balancing cookbooks and a spatula of flour on her head, she licks flour from her finger.

Image: Freelance Azorean American food writer Jacqueline Raposo is a white woman with black hair. In this photo by Chris Sandas, she sits outside in an orange shirt and takes a big bite into a scone, smiling.

Image: Freelance Azorean American food writer Jacqueline Raposo is a white woman with black hair. In this photo by Chris Sandas, she sits outside in an orange shirt and takes a big bite into a scone, smiling.

Image: Freelance food writer and podcast producer Jacqueline Raposo is a white woman with black hair. In this photo by Amanda Crommett, she sits outside on a stone wall in front of a tree wearing jeans, boots, a black sweater, and a red scarf, smilin

Image: Freelance food writer and podcast producer Jacqueline Raposo is a white woman with black hair. In this photo by Amanda Crommett, she sits outside on a stone wall in front of a tree wearing jeans, boots, a black sweater, and a red scarf, smiling gently into the camera.

Image: Interviewer, author, and podcast producer Jacqueline Raposo is a white woman with black hair. In this photo by Amanda Crommett, she stands outside next to an iron gate wearing a teal blouse and large necklace, smiling gently into the camera.

Image: Interviewer, author, and podcast producer Jacqueline Raposo is a white woman with black hair. In this photo by Amanda Crommett, she stands outside next to an iron gate wearing a teal blouse and large necklace, smiling gently into the camera.