I’m a newsroom manager and editorial consultant, with deep experience in audio and digital media as an editor, reporter, producer, and host.
Most recently, I’ve been a supervising editor at Marketplace. I also work independently with organizations, small teams and individual clients to create compelling audio and multimedia — driven by great characters and unexpected outcomes.
At The New York Times I was a digital news editor, producer, and reporter. I also managed and contributed to At War, The Times’s forum for exploring the experiences and costs of geopolitical conflict. In 2016, I was on the small team that rebuilt the Times’s audio department, which later launched The Daily, Still Processing, and other podcasts.
At NPR, I was a producer and editor at All Things Considered, Weekend Edition Saturday, and Talk of the Nation, and one of the creators of Wait Wait…Don’t Tell Me.
From 2001-2008 I was a reporter at WBEZ – Chicago Public Radio, covering business, criminal justice, the military, and national security.
I’ve also taught audio reporting and production at Columbia University Journalism School, where I’ve had the great pleasure of helping other people fall in love with the medium.