Wendy Fry is a multimedia journalist with a strong emphasis in Computer-Assisted Reporting. She writes, produces content and edits video for kpbs.org.
Fry recently completed her B.S. in Journalism from San Diego State University. She was the city editor of The Daily Aztec where she won SPJ and CMA awards for breaking online news and in-depth reporting. She also writes a "Take a Hike" column for the San Diego Union-Tribune.
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Culture Lust Weekend recommends an absurd circus troupe, a chamber group named for a Wallace Stevens poem, and the reggae grooves of Fat Freddy's Drop.
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Culture Lust Weekend recommends some music, some theater, and even some choice shopping for your weekend.
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Thursday Night Thing is back. Silent film fests, major writers in town and even a poetry slam for your Wednesday. Here are our picks for what to do with your weekend and beyond.
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KPBS sent two salmon samples, wild and farmed, off to a lab for fatty acid testing. The results just came in, and you may be surprised by the amount of fat in those healthy fish dinners.
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Horror Trailers Night at the Whistle Stop, a pop surrealist Halloween party at Subtext, and a groundbreaking play about Nazi persecution of gays. We offer it all here on Culture Lust Weekend. Take a look at your Halloween weekend options.
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Japanese noodles, Tuvan throat singing, Daniel Johnston, break dancers, and lots and lots of pins. That's the eclectic mix of stuff happening around town this weekend. Culture Lust has a truly lustable list of options for your culture-filled weekend.
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Culture Lust contributor Wendy Fry ponders the perfect recipe for tapas and Rodrigo y Gabriela before their concert this weekend in San Diego.
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Artist Elizabeth Turk spends years wrestling with a complicated piece of marble, and molding it into intricate patterns. Then she takes the 40-pound sculptures to the ocean and places them in the waves.
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