Selected work
May 12, 2022 for the podcast Snap Judgment, about a man who develops a rare brain disease and becomes trapped in his own body: “Impossible Weight”
June 23, 2021 for Bay Nature, about efforts to save wildlife increasingly caught in California’s mega wildfires: “When wildlife can’t escape fire”
February 12, 2021 for Media Matters for America, about how right-wing media quickly began politicizing the death of Capitol Police Officer Brian Sicknick during the January 6 breaching of the Capitol: “Right-wing media are spreading conspiracy theories about officer Brian Sicknick’s death”
July 28, 2017 for The Phnom Penh Post, about a Cambodian village's refusal to hand over a rare 11th Century statue and what it says about the country's spirituality and trust in the government: "In Kampong Chhnang, a village guards its spiritual guardian from government hands"
July 7, 2017 for The Phnom Penh Post: an investigation into a ponzi scheme that allegedly defrauded tens of thousands of mostly poor Cambodians. "For thousands of investors, Empire Big Capital’s promises almost sounded too good to be true – they were"
May 26, 2017 for The Phnom Penh Post: a historical narrative of the radio program used to lure Khmer Rouge sympathisers out of rebel-held areas in Cambodia in the 1980s. "After the Khmer Rouge, the ‘most beautiful’ voice called holdouts home"
March 3, 2017 for The Phnom Penh Post, about the roll out of a program to treat Hepatitis C in Cambodia. "A long-awaited treatment for Cambodia’s ‘silent killer’"
June 16, 2016 for Khmer Times: on the ground as fire ravaged the wetland ecosystem near the Tonle Sap in Cambodia. "A 'Terrible’ Year: Trouble on the edge of Tonle Sap"
May 11, 2015 for the Pulitzer Center, as part of a collaboration among UC Berkeley grad school students, the Pulitzer Center and National Geographic on the spread of polio in the developing world. "Polio: the Salk-Sabin rivalry"
October 21, 2013 for The Chicago Reporter: An investigation into how subsidized housing vouchers have failed to help poor families move to neighborhoods with better opportunity. "Missed opportunities for poor families"
April 2011 for Executive Magazine in Beirut, Lebanon: The cover story on the sudden emergence of an uprising in Syria and the activists that were working to challenge the Assad regime. "Syrian eyes for the world"
ADditional Audio Clips
"Sportfishing industry decries proposed new emissions regulations”, for Northern California Public Media
“With open studios tour canceled, Monterey County artists lose sales, connection”, for KCBX in San Luis Obispo