Portfolio
Selected Highlights
- New law opens door to citizenship for 'lost Canadians' in Bellingham and beyond Cascadia Daily News
- Along Georgia's coast, a call to Biden from the Gullah Geechee: Return part of our ancestral land Georgia Public Broadcasting / NPR
- Men found guilty in Ahmaud Arbery's death receive federal sentences NPR
- Slow Burn: Becoming Justice Thomas Slate I worked on this podcast as a freelance producer for interviews conducted in Savannah. It went on to win Podcast of the Year at The Ambies in 2024.
- 'Ro-ro' your boat to Georgia: Why the state sees a lucrative future in automotive shipping Marketplace
Culture & Lifestyle
- Mocktails stir change in Savannah's tourism scene amid America's alcohol retreat (GPB / NPR)
- Inside the iron repair shop where Savannah's beloved Forsyth Park fountain is getting a makeover (GPB / NPR)
- 'Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil' turns 30: How the book left a lasting mark on Savannah (GPB / NPR)
- MLB's Opening Day is almost here, but Banana Ball is happening now! (NPR)
- NFL Returns To Site Of First Game (NPR)
Environment & Wildlife
- Researchers are generating a 'turtle's-eye view' of the beach to save Georgia's baby sea turtles (GPB / NPR)
- Sapelo Island's Gullah Geechee vow to continue fight against rezoning, after judge nixes referendum (GPB / NPR)
- 'Murder hornets' found in Washington raise concerns for U.S. agriculture (Marketplace)
- Daylight On Demand: Why Batteries May Fuel The Future Of Solar Power In Nevada (KUNR / NPR)
- Windy, But No Windfall: Why Nevada Lags Behind In Commercial Wind Power (KUNR / NPR)
- Forecast For Rain Keeps Residents Of Flooded Davenport On Alert (NPR)
Economy
- Nevada considers bringing back the "company town" for the tech industry (Marketplace)
- As casinos reopen amid COVID-19, researchers question the safety of smoking (Marketplace)
- US-Canadian border restrictions prove 'soul-crushing' for businesses in isolated Point Roberts (The World / NPR)
- Bellingham business owners adapt to rising minimum wage, which jumps again in 2026 (Cascadia Daily News)