I’m a reporter, editor, and producer based in Atlanta. My print and audio work has appeared on NPR, This American Life, The Guardian, Reveal, Atlanta Magazine, The Bitter Southerner, APM Reports, and Marketplace.

Most recently I was a senior producer at Campside Media, where I made multi-episode audio documentaries. I helped track down telefraudsters in Mumbai, investigated the death industry in the rural South, researched meat and vegetable shipping, and secured the release of never-before-heard audio recordings following a protracted bureaucratic battle with a local DA. For the podcast Radical, I uncovered that throughout the 1990s, the FBI worked with a paid informant who was also a murderer accused of killing as many as 50 people in Atlanta.

I began my career at NPR in Washington D.C., where I produced for shows like Morning Edition, Weekend Edition, and Tell Me More. After moving to Georgia, I reported for public radio station WABE. My investigations into voting policies prompted legislative reform. Leading up to the 2020 election, I embedded in the now well-known Fulton County elections department, gaining near complete access.

I was a fellow with the Nieman Foundation for Journalism at Harvard University, and I graduated from Earlham College in Richmond, Indiana, where I helped manage the radio station on campus.