• The History of the Women Who Founded Columbia's Most Prolific Community Service Efforts

• This Harlem Prevention Center Peer Health Navigator Made History on the Miss New York Stage

• Josefina Báez: Dominican-York Icon, Whose Archive Is Now Housed at Columbia University

• Everything Columbia Students Need to Know About Registering to Vote, Absentee Ballots, and More

• A Tour of Columbia With a University Staffer of 16 Years Who Knows Every Room on Campus

• What Does Intersectionality Mean in 2021? Kimberlé Crenshaw’s Podcast Is A Must-Listen Way to Learn

• Sabrina Anastasio: Narrative Medicine in the International Year of the Nurse

• First Deputy Mayor Sheena Wright: Catching Up with the South Bronx-Raised, Harlem-Made Double Columbia Alumna

• Books N Bros’ 11-year-old founder wants to help boys love reading at an age when they often don’t (later picked up from reddit by Mashable, Huffington Post, CNN, NBC, and more, causing the interview to go viral | also produced)

• Curious Louis: City’s last surviving Mississippian mound, Sugar Loaf, to be preserved this summer (also produced)

• Overtime rule set to impact nearly 300,000 in Missouri, Illinois blocked by federal judge — for now (also produced)

• Meet St. Louis native Harry Edwards, the man behind the Black Power protest at the ’68 Olympics (also produced)

• In 1904, St. Louis hosted the first Olympics on American soil. It was kind of a mess.

• What is your political mood? St. Louis voters weigh in on Election 2016 (also produced)

• What’s a confused, new transplant to St. Louis to do? Well, now there’s an app for that (also produced)

• Continuing coverage of the grand jury decision, Ferguson and area business (weeks-long live blog)

• 6 things to know about the Aug. 21 solar eclipse over St. Louis, from an author who has seen 5 (also produced)

• Love in the face of suffering: North St. Louis native Cheeraz Gormon pairs activism and poetry (also produced)

• What you need to know about the Oct. 9 presidential debate at Washington University (also produced)

• St. Louisans on Islamophobia: ‘The real face of Islam is the face you see in front of you right now' (also produced)

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• A Suitcase of Lost Things (Girls Write Now)

• Mississippi River Rats: Meet the people who form the currents of Missouri's flourishing river culture (print version, Missouri Life)

• Into the Wild: Friends and Family Continue to Search for Nick Coppola (Vox)

• Non-narrated audio storytelling (pitching, facilitating, recording, editing, mixing, writing):

  • Ginnie Peters and Trent Andrews share how they found support in one another after farmer suicide hit close to home (recorded for StoryCorps in Perry, Iowa)

  • Tracia and Patrick Kraemer giggle over finding love at a nudist park (recorded for StoryCorps in New Orleans, Louisiana)

  • Elizabeth Vega and Jamell Spann remember the Pulitzer Prize-winning photo that captured their meeting during protests in Ferguson, Missouri (recorded for StoryCorps in St. Louis, Missouri)

  • Russ Dixon and Walter Dixon recall what it was like to be reported dead as a Korean War POW — and what happens when you return home alive (recorded for StoryCorps in Waynesville, Missouri)

  • Mickey Willenbring shares how sheep farming helped her overcome PTSD from her time in Iraq and connected her with her Native American roots (recorded for StoryCorps in Eugene, Oregon)

  • Adam Roseman and Rick Rosenthal share how a Jewish man from Georgia became Santa Claus (recorded for StoryCorps in Atlanta, Georgia)

  • Tom Gasko and Donnie Pedrola tackle how you love someone with an insane hobby…a hobby, say, like collecting vaccuum cleaners (recorded for StoryCorps in Rolla, Missouri)

• Field recording, editing, mixing:

  • Take a peek inside 'Mio Nonni's Casa,' Twitter grandparents Marcia and Tim Dorsey's rehabbed stone house in Carondelet

  • ‘We don’t wear a bunch of tutus and crazy outfits:’ Roller derby leagues make comeback in St. Louis with top-ten teams

  • 9 months after move, St. Louis nonprofit still uncovers history-filled rooms at old North Side YMCA

• Interview + editing:

  • Famed mountaineer Conrad Anker, star of ‘Meru,’ shows U.S. national parks' importance in new film

  • A noted architect’s journey from Japanese-American internment to Washington University in St. Louis

  • The refugee perspective you rarely hear: Grace Jo shares her story of defection from North Korea

  • St. Louis' amateur radio operators experiment during the total solar eclipse

• Talk show segment conceptualization, booking, pre-interviewing:
  In two years, I booked and prepared over 200 talk show segments. Here are some of my favorites.

  • Clayton was once home to a thriving African-American neighborhood. Now, it’s little-known history.

  • Little-known St. Louis museum holds part of world’s largest private original manuscript collection

  • ‘The Revenant’ is nominated for 12 Oscars. Here’s the St. Louis connection you didn’t know.

  • East St. Louis native Charmaine Savage returns, starting a magazine to highlight the good

  • SLU student, Syrian-American fashion blogger is rocking ‘modest fashion’—to international attention

  • What you saw, what you heard: St. Louis on the Air's Solar Eclipse Special (2-hour live special I was the lead producer of)

• Why Do We Celebrate Juneteenth? Columbians Share the History and How They Observe the Day - I conceptualized and produced this piece alongside our stellar video team as part of broader campaign to welcome the inclusion of Juneteenth as a university holiday. Nearly 60K views.

• What Is the History of Native American and Indigenous Peoples at Columbia University? - As a follow-up, I conceptualized and produced this piece to celebrate Indigenous Peoples Day at the university.

• The Best Relaxing Fireplace (2 HOURS) Is in Columbia’s John Jay Hall - I conceptualized this video as part of holiday programming to promote traditions at the university during the pandemic

• #InMyShoes365 - Part of a social media campaign I conceptualized, wrote and produced to fund-the-need of 120 pairs of dance shoes for underserved students. Through this campaign, COCA raised $5000+ in 24 hours.

• Instagram Reels for Columbia Neighbors

  • The 2023 Return of Columbia’s Career Expo (Shot, Edited, Wrote Copy)

  • Manhattanville Community Day Promo (Shot, Edited, Wrote Copy)

• Facebook Live for St. Louis Public Radio

  • Checking out the Isamu Noguchi ceiling in the U-Haul building

  • Interviewing MTV host Dave Holmes

  • Missouri GOP Gubernatorial Debate

  • So you want to start a podcast, STL?

  • Understanding Missouri's ballot measures

• Facebook Live for NPR

  • Nearly two years after Michael Brown’s death, young people are gathering in Ferguson...

• Social Samples

  • In one year alone, for St. Louis on the Air, I wrote over 400 web stories and Facebook posts, crafted over 3,500 tweets with over 3.5 million impressions and posted over 100 Instagram photos and stories. Here's a sampling of some of my favorites:

    • Twitter Sample 1,2|

    • Facebook Sample 1, 2 

    • Instagram Sample 1, 2, 3

• Neighbors Newsletter — I worked with our creative team to redesign a short mailer sent to a 1500+ constituents about Columbia’s commitment to the community.