Frontline's "Un(re)solved"
In 2020, Frontline and StoryCorps collaborated on a series of recordings for their project "Un(re)solved," a multiplatform experience examining a federal effort to grapple with America's legacy of racist killings. I produced three of the Frontline-StoryCorps pieces, which are featured in the "Un(resolved)" web interactive and were also part of the traveling installation. In 2022, "Un(re)solved" won an Emmy for Outstanding Interactive Media: Innovation. |
"Viral Lies"
Reveal from the Center for Investigative Reporting
From wild anti-vaccine conspiracy theories to “Stop the Steal” and QAnon, the Reveal team examines how misinformation swiftly spreads online — and the lives it disrupts.
I produced the C segment of this podcast, which begins at 42:52. Lucy Concepcion is one of an estimated 75 million Americans who believe the results of the presidential election were illegitimate. She also believes in QAnon. Her son, BuzzFeed reporter Albert Samaha, believes in facts. Samaha describes what it’s like when someone you love believes in an elaborate series of lies, and we listen in as he and his mom discuss their complicated and loving relationship. Listen to the story (and read the full transcript) here. |
Uncovering the Asian American Old West
Yes! Magazine
Asian Americans were conveniently written out of history about the Old West. But they were present—and prolific. Read my piece for Yes! Magazine.
StoryCorps on NPR
For five years, I traveled across the country to welcome and orient people to the StoryCorps experience. Below is a selection of interviews I recorded and produced that aired on NPR's Morning Edition.
Greg Force and Abby Force
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Lauren Cartaya and Zach Cartaya
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Dr. Sharon Brangman and Dr. Jenna Lester
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Jessi Silva and Maggie Marquez
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