I created this nine part documentary podcast series about environmental issues in Arizona, produced with KJZZ, Phoenix's NPR affiliate. I made this podcast from start to finish—doing all research, reporting, writing, scoring, and mixing. It garnered over 150,000 downloads on the NPR One app. 

I worked for over a year on this Audible documentary series about Ed Buck, an influential figure in the Democratic party who became a killer. I researched his early life in Phoenix and tracked down people who were close with him in the 1980s who had never spoken with the media before. I also found decades-old archival material for the podcast only available in a private collection. 

I reported, wrote, voiced, and scored this episode of In Confianza podcast about a baseball team formed by Venezuelans in Peru. Following the collapse of their home country, the one million plus Venezuelans found a strange country where there favorite sport essentially did not exist. Slowly but surely, they've built a baseball tradition there, and recaptured their dreams in the process.

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I reported and produced this episode of the Making Contact podcast, which is syndicated on public radio stations across the U.S. It focuses on how ancient myths about Aztec human sacrifice manifest in modern-day stereotypes and profiles people in Mexico fighting racism in the country today. 

I have produced two segments on BBC's People Fixing the World, from World Service. I reported on an innovative retirement community at Arizona State University and a nanoclay technology that helps crops grow with less water.

The people of the Navajo Nation have suffered one of the worst COVID-19 death rates of any place in the world. I produced this feature for a national audience about their hesitancy to take the new vaccine. This story won a student podcasting award from the Broadcast Education Association.

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I reported and produced all but the first two episodes of this grant-funded documentary podcast for KJZZ, Phoenix's NPR station. I interviewed artists, arts organization leaders, politicians, and researchers studying the power of art in health and psychology. 

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Seven-part podcast series based on the Carnegie-Knight News21 investigation into juvenile justice in the U.S. I helped create the shows format, reported and hosted the first episode, co-hosted and produced three others, and scored and mixed all the others. 

Episode 1 won a national Edward J. Murrow Award for Best Student Podcast.