I tell stories.
Here’s mine.
Jordan Winter is a multimedia journalist and proud member of the Cherokee Nation. Her work lives at the intersection of storytelling, culture, and cuisine.
Jordan is the creative director of Avant Food Media, has anchored video series such as No Free Lunches and Lawrence Times TV, and served as a judge for the James Beard Awards and Azbee Awards.
She’s interviewed the architect who designed dispensaries for Rae-Kwon from Wu-Tang Clan, an Iranian father who converted a gas station into the best falafel market in Kansas, the organizers behind an Indigenous gathering to break down two bison and host a community cookout, and more.
Guided by her Native heritage and expertise in food, Jordan wants to share the history, experiences, and resilience that shape our world.
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Avant Food Media 👩🏽💻
I’m the creative director at Avant Food Media,
a B2B media group for the baking industry.
I guide the look and feel for our brands Commercial Baking and Craft to Crumb. I spend my time designing magazines, producing podcasts, and managing our websites.
Freelance Writing
I’m a freelance reporter for The Lawrence Times and a new contributor to the Santa Barbara Independent.
I write stories about food, business, arts and culture, and beyond, as a way to a connect with my community and uplift diverse voices.
Personal Development 🌅
People describe me as friendly, curious, and adventurous. I’m always trying to expand my comfort zone.
Some of my favorite things are paragliding (I’m a certified P2 pilot), traveling to new countries, and learning how to play new songs on the ukulele.