Caught: The Lives of Juvenile Justice

• Winner of a 2019 Alfred I. duPont-Columbia Award

• Assisted with production and research to tell the gripping personal stories and tense intimate scenes in a nine-episode podcast to reveal a web-like juvenile justice system and explore its devastating long term effects on young people

Freakonomics Radio

• Researched and booked guests, prepped and conducted interviews, selected tape and scripted narration, and edited in Pro Tools for podcast episodes on one of the consistently top 10 ranked podcasts on iTunes

• Assembled on-air radio hours from released podcast episodes and transmitted to member stations

• Produced two episodes:

• "What Are You Waiting For?"

• "This is Your Brain on Podcasts"

Radio Rookies

• Identified and mentored “Rookies” to choose a topic, collect tape, write a script, track narration, and edit in Pro Tools

• Presented at Tempo Documentary Festival Audio Nights in Stockholm, Sweden

• Produced two stories:

• "She Wants to be Treated Equally in the Kitchen"

• "Making Decisions When Not Everyone in Your Family is a Citizen"