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I'm a producer at NPR's The Indicator from Planet Money, where I write our newsletter and make stories about economics for people who may not think they care about economics. Before that, I covered energy for Wyoming Public Radio which is how I ended up writing, hosting, and producing Carbon Valley, a nine-episode narrative series about a startup trying to save the environment, while the state thought they were saving coal. My work has won a National Edward R. Murrow Award and aired across NPR. Lately, I'm interested in what people risk and what it costs them.
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Carbon Valley
A limited narrative series on an unlikely story to solve both climate change and coal’s future - written, hosted, and produced by me.
Consider This
AI is transforming crime, too
The U.S. seeing more and more data breaches. I dug deep into the new ways technology is affecting cybersecurity in a series at The Indicator. I turned that into a conversation over at Consider This.
Planet Money
Batteries are changing the economics of renewable energy. How are markets developing in different states?
Sports History This Week
The greatest hot-dog eater - Takeru Kobayashi - left the game far too early. It all came down to a contract dispute with the league. I interviewed Kobayashi, Joey Chestnut, and other major players to write this documentary for the HISTORY Channel.
The Indicator
As gas prices went up in the U.S. amidst the Iran War, other countries were running out of oil. I looked at how three different countries were uniquely affected the closure of the Strait of Hormuz.