This award-winning history project explores the experiences of Japanese American survivors and descendants of incarceration during World War II. The podcast features stories of activism, contested memory, identity and belonging, as well as artistic expression and memorialization of incarceration. Historians from the UC Berkeley Oral History Center conducted 23 extensive interviews as part of this ambitious multimedia project.

This podcast gives the mic to high school students attending urban public schools in Oakland, California. They discuss issues close to them such as poverty, gun violence, coping during Covid, climate change, and their right to education. Along with co-producing many of the episodes, I produced and hosted the 3-part podcast, Creating Space to Talk About Race. This series explores discussions of race in the classroom.

I reported breaking news for The Pacifica Evening News on KPFA 94.1 FM. My reporting followed local issues in the Bay Area including climate change, low-income housing development, homelessness, and strikes for immigrant rights and public education.