Selected Radio Stories
Foresters hope ‘assisted migration’ will preserve landscapes as the climate changes, NPR, May 2022
Across Europe, Museums Rethink What To Do With Their African Art Collections, NPR, July 2019
Canadian Officials React To Biden Revoking Keystone XL Permit, NPR, January 2021
Canada’s Rideau Canal Skateway in Ottawa is closed because of a lack of ice, NPR, March 2023
Canada is criticized for not getting more endangered Afghans into the country, NPR, August 2022
In Canada, ice-canoeing season kicks off on a frozen river, NPR, February 2024
Selected Podcast
Can you copyright artwork made using AI?, NPR’s The Indicator from Planet Money (reporter/co-host), 2025
Subversive, Skilled, Sublime: Fiber Art by Women (host, producer), series accompanying an exhibition at the Smithsonian Museum of American Art, 2024
The Lingering Dregs of Asbestos Mining (reporter), Undark, 2020
A Spore of Hope (producer), Overheard at National Geographic, 2020
Liberté and Securité (reporter), Life of the Law, 2016
Selected Print and Online
Preserved Antarctic Huts Reveal the Isolated Existence of Early Explorers, Atlas Obscura, June 2020
Exilium Vita Est: The Island Home of Victor Hugo, Longreads, September 2019
In a country that stresses assimilation, this museum highlights the contributions of immigrants, The Washington Post, July 2017
Mount Vernon on the Seine, Lapham’s Quarterly, March 2017
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