Audio Production Samples

Reporting, field production, tape syncs, editing, engineering and more.

Fusion's newest podcast series, The Brave: Rise Up As One, showcases a new generation of activists in California who are advancing justice by strengthening the bonds of solidarity between seemingly disparate communities, cultures, and causes.

Field Producer

Produced Inaugural Youth Poet Laureate Amanda Gorman's interview at Harvard for this upcoming podcast from Fusion’s and The California Endowment.

The Brave: Rise Up As One, hosted by Felonious Munk, showcases a new generation of activists in California who are advancing justice by strengthening the bonds of solidarity between seemingly disparate communities, cultures, and causes.

What do you do when your family business is running you into the ground? How do you balance your relationships as family members and business partners? And when is it time to take a break? There are many big life questions in this letter from a listener who signs her name "Boss & Daughter".

Field Producer

Produced audio for interview with Pointer sister and author Ruth Pointer for the second season of Advice From Mom.

Advice from Mom, produced by Juliet Hinely & Rebecca Garza-Bortman, and hosted by Garza-Bortman and her mom Elizabeth Skibinski-Bortman, PhD, is equal parts mental health advice and motherly love. It’s a podcast made for anyone who has ever wanted a some seasoned advice on a big life question or a little help getting “unstuck” from an emotionally tricky situation.

Ever wondered why a coffee company makes the most-published Passover Haggadah? Or how a 109-year-old dairy company advertises on social media? We've got you covered. Plus: What it takes to win a trade war and how to get on the internet in China. And Alison Green returns for an "ask me anything" edition of Ask a Manager.

Field Producer

Produced the audio for the Cambridge, MA interview with Mitchell Rosen for the Maxwell House Passover Haggadot piece in this Marketplace Weekend episode.

When the financial world shifts, where do we all fit? Marketplace Weekend, hosted by Lizzie O'Leary, brings you powerful conversation on economies both large and personal, at a pace that suits your weekend life.

Join host Sam Balter each week as he talks with people who make a living in really, really weird ways. Because we're not all fit for the 9-5. But we all are a bit weird at heart.

Editor

I am a freelance editor for this New and Noteworthy business and culture podcast from Hubspot. Episodes edited include "I'm a professional mom." and "I'm a professional wingman."

Join host Sam Balter each week as he talks with people who make a living in really, really weird ways. Because we’re not all fit for the 9-5. But we all are a bit weird at heart.

The US drew a line in the sand, and Americans chose where to stand. Now people are examining strangers out of the corner of their eye, wondering just how much they don't know about who lives around them.

Producer

I was the field producer for the 2016 presidential election episode of this identity podcast from PRI. The US drew a line in the sand, and Americans chose where to stand. We were on the ground in South TX taking the political pulse of the largely Tejano city of San Antonio.

In an era of “us” and “them,” be an “other” — someone trying to understand how we all live together. Journalism about the multicultural nation America will become — hosted by Rupa Shenoy.

We are the weirdos, mister. A podcast by Maria Murriel + Isis Madrid. --------- Journalists Isis Madrid and Maria Murriel are couple of empanada-loving weirdos. Las Cafecitas is their bi-weekly podcast chronicling their budding bruja friendship, a smattering of interviews with people they want to talk to and a parallel journey of Latinx self-discovery...or whatever.

executive producer & host

Las Cafecitas is an occasional podcast chronicling a budding bruja friendship, interviews with bi-cultural artists and creatives and parallel journeys of Latinx self-discovery.

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This week, we're bringing you a very special episode produced in partnership with Public Radio International. Along with a panel of speakers including NYPL's Denise Hibay, the World in Words' hosts Patrick Cox and Nina Porzucki examine the state of endangered languages around the world: Why do languages become endangered, and how have some speakers worked to ensure a future for their native tongues?

PRODUCER

I was a multimedia producer for this special live crossover episode of The World in Words recorded at the main branch of the NYPL.

Along with a panel of speakers including NYPL’s Denise Hibay, the World in Words’ hosts Patrick Cox and Nina Porzucki examine the state of endangered languages around the world: Why do languages become endangered, and how have some speakers worked to ensure a future for their native tongues? What’s happening to endangered languages?

The Women's March on Washington has a predicted headcount of over 200,000 people — set to be the largest US presidential inauguration demonstration in history. But the rallying cry that "women’s rights are human rights" won’t just be heard on the streets of the nation’s capital this weekend.

WGBH, BBC & PRI

PRODUCER, correspondent

Traveled to Washington D.C. as the World's correspondent for the 2017 US presidential inauguration and Women’s March. I was a staff multimedia reporter and producer at The World.

"It's of an explorer, and he's sitting on a little bench in Colombia's Amazon. His clothing is worn. His hat is torn. He's barefoot," explains anthropologist Ignacio Prieto. "This image fascinated me."

WGBH, BBC & PRI

PRODUCER, Reporter

I co-produced this piece on Colombia's first Academy Award-nominated film for The World, where I worked as a multimedia reporter and producer.