Click on the 'Play' button to hear a few moments that summarize my public radio reporting work set to music.
In August & September 2012, public radio stations across Indiana aired a radio special I produced called Progress Report: Education in Indiana. The hour-long piece explained the origins of massive changes to Indiana's education policies. In June 2013, the Radio Television Digital News Association selected the piece as a winner of a National Edward R. Murrow Award. Listen to the piece here.

Memorable Voices

There's no single secret to finding good voices — sometimes you just get lucky. But once they're in front of a mic, the journalist has to tell their story in a way the listener won't easily forget.

Put Sound
​To Work

Sounds can transport a listener across time and space, of course. But sounds can illustrate more than a place: they can elucidate ideas. 

Tough Questions

Driving the public conversation about public issues isn't about being accusatory or inflammatory. It's about asking key questions of key players.

Create Context

Your audience needs journalism that's responsive to the mainstream dialogue, but also willing to go deeper before The Big Story enters Day Two... or Week Two.