I tell narrative, investigative stories through audio, film, and print.
Currently, I work as a producer for NPR’s show, Snap Judgment. My most recent piece there, “Father Forgive Them,” on Oklahoma’s death row, has recieved several honors, including Best Documentary at the Signal Awards.
I first cut my teeth in audio in 2016, producing a documentary feature for Radiotopia’s The Heart. I kept freelancing until 2019, when I went back to school at UC Berkeley Grad School of Journalism. There, I worked at the Investigative Reporting Program on several projects, most notably American Insurrection, a documentary co-published by PBS Frontline and ProPublica, on the rise extremism within the US Air Force.
I often produce more experimental, sound-rich stories for the BBC program, Short Cuts.
Honors & Awards
- 2025 Ambie Award nominee for Best Documenatary - Father Forgive Them
- 2025 Signal Award for Best Documentary, Gold - Father Forgive Them
- 2025 Anthem Award for Human and Civil Rights Awareness, Gold - Father Forgive Them
- 2024 International Women’s Podcast Award nominee - Father Forgive Them
- 2023 Type Investigations Fellow - The Marshall Project
- 2022 Edward R. Murrow Best Feature Documentary - American Insurrection
- 2022 National Fellow, USC Annenberg Center for Health Journalism - Snap Judgement
- 2022 Emmy Award nominee for Best Documentary - American Insurrection
- 2022 George Polk Award for National Television Reporting - American Insurrection
- 2022 Peabody nominee - American Insurrection
- 2022 Alfred duPont finalist - American Insurrection
- 2021 UC Berkeley Excellence Award, Investigative Reporting - I Felt Hate More Than Anything
- 2020 UC Berkeley Randy Shilts Memorial Award for Exceptional Reporting - Trans and nonbinary parents push birth industry to rethink care