United States
Peabody and Murrow Award-winning journalist and producer, specializing in longform and international reporting.
Created the flagship daily podcast of The Athletic, made in partnership with Wondery. The Lead was the first narrative news podcast from a major sports media outlet. It reached #3 on Apple Podcasts, won two National Edward R. Murrow Awards, two Podcast Academy Awards, two Gracies, and a Webby. The show ran for over four years and published more than 900 episodes.
Completed the Knight-Wallace Fellowship for journalists at the University of Michigan. Study plan focused on the intersection of sports and social movements, and included training in investigative journalism and documentary filmmaking.
Lead producer on a Freakonomics Radio special series, The Hidden Side of Sports.
Created the critically-acclaimed audio documentary series, Gamebreaker. Reported, produced and edited stories about athletes who challenge the way we think about sports and the world. Hosted by Keith Olbermann.
Correspondent for NPR's Science Desk, focusing on global and domestic health. Won a 2014 Peabody Award for outstanding coverage of the Ebola outbreak. Traveled to Sierra Leone during the height of the outbreak.