Bradford Pearson

Bradford Pearson is a National Magazine Award-winning and James Beard Award-nominated editor currently serving as Features Editor at Philadelphia magazine since July 2022, overseeing diverse stories ranging from organized crime to local cuisine. In addition to this role, Pearson contributes to The New York Times' Special Projects desk, focusing on topics such as artificial intelligence and educational issues. Previously, Pearson authored "The Eagles of Heart Mountain," celebrated as one of the best history books of 2021 by Smithsonian Magazine, and has held various editorial positions at prominent publications, including Southwest: The Magazine and D Magazine. Pearson's experience also includes a Marshall Memorial Fellowship, exploring media dynamics across Europe. With a Bachelor of Arts degree in International Relations, English, and History from Saint Joseph's University, Pearson showcases a rich and varied writing career across numerous reputable platforms.