I am a reporter. I work in print and audio. Some of my interests include mining, food and agriculture, environmental and land stories. I speak Spanish and Russian. 

I am available for assignments. 

Work samples: 

The Suffragist in the Basement (PRX’s Monumental)

Fish Stories Fly in Alabama: Tales Help Fairhope's Sustainable Fishing Venture Stay Afloat (The Food Section)

Far Afield: in Alabama, an experiential Approach to Reestablishing a Lost Southern Landscape (Landscape Architecture Magazine, Oct 2023)

Genealogy of a Bakery (Gravy)

Location, Location, Location: What the Metaverse Can Teach us About Land Policy (Plot of Land)

A West Virginia Mountain Embodies the Long History of the Coal Industry’s Grip (WHYY’s The Pulse)

A Peach for a Warming South (Gravy Podcast)

The Poison Paradigm: On BPA And How Regulators Test Chemicals’ Safety (Cited)

Navajo Ranchers Are Raising Premium Beef. Is Their Success Sustainable? (High Country News)

‘Absolutely discriminatory’: Access to federal agriculture resources lacking in Indian Country (Southerly)

Are Prison Diets Punitive? A Report from Behind Bars (Gravy Podcast)

Puerto Rico’s Eroding Beaches Spell Trouble for Coastal Dwellers (PRI’s The World)

Coal Hogs Work Safe (99 Percent Invisible)

Russian Cowboys Learn to Wrangle a Brand New Beef Industry (Planet Money) (The Pulse) 

In One Alabama Community, Environmental Justice Is Hard to Find (The Pulse)

A Trip to Space Brings Astronauts Closer to Earth (The Pulse)

A Federal Pilot Program Allows Local Housing Authorities More Autonomy. Is That a Good Thing? (Keystone Crossroads) (NPR)

Section 8 Vouchers Can Help Low-Income Renters, but Finding Housing Is Difficult (Keystone Crossroads) 

Wyoming Reservation’s Redrawn Borders Put Old Conflicts Back on Map (Al Jazeera America)

Justice Can Be Hard To Find With Courts Far From Tribal Lands (NPR)

Years Later, Miss Indian America Pageant Winners Reunite (NPR)

Coalbed Methane Bust Leaves Thousands of Orphaned Gas Wells in Wyoming (High Country News)

Small Emission Sources Could Mean Big Pollution, But No One's Counting (Wyoming Public Radio)

The Boom-Bust Girls: Sisterhood Turns 60 in Casper, Wyoming (Pacific Standard) 

Fake Border Crossing Is Amusement Park Attraction (Fronteras) (Indian Country Today)

Documents Show Artwork Removed Early Due to Pressure (Wyoming Public Radio)

Reopening Silver Mine Could Save Town, But Destroy the Sacred Site of the Huicholes (Indian Country Today)