Recent Clips
John Cazale’s Eternal Rediscovery / The Brooklyn Rail
What do we miss out on by mythologizing the lives of our favorite actors?
Someone's Always Listening / FOCUS
On The Conversation and paranoia thrillers of the 1970s.
On Les Blank's 1980 documentary Garlic is as Good as Ten Mothers.
A Squash Is Born / Produce Parties (print only)
The delightful history of the honeynut as the most hopeful resident of your produce drawer.
A short personal essay on collecting vinyl as physical representation of changing tastes.
Other Projects
For an Advanced Reporting class, my group used data analytics, FOIA requests, and audio storytelling to analyze our country's irregular system of compensation for those that have been wrongfully convicted.
Chef opens N.H. restaurant focused on family and heritage / The Boston Globe
A new start in Portsmouth / The Boston Globe
In partnership with New Hampshire’s tourism board, I authored a four-part article series that profiled various Granite State residents to explore how they "live free.”
Using mechanics for cleaner membranes / MIT News
While working for MIT's water and food systems lab, I synthesized the fascinatingly complicated research coming out of our lab for wider audiences.
Nowhere to go: Houselessness, a Virus and an Overwhelmed City / The Scope Boston
In the fall of 2020, I worked on a video documentary on the state of the pandemic in Boston as experienced by its nearly 6,000 residents experiencing homelessness.