Aaron Scott is a multimedia journalist and a science podcast producer and host with over 10 years of experience creating compelling stories about the wonders of the natural world, the human experience, and the complex ways the two intersect. He has won Emmy, National Headliner, Edward R Murrow, Gracie, SPJ, NLGJA, and other awards for his work in radio, podcast, video, and print media.As a host of NPR's science podcast "Short Wave", he explored new discoveries, everyday mysteries, and the science behind the headlines, interviewing a diverse range of researchers and translating complex scientific ideas for a national audience. He also reported, produced, and hosted OPB's award-winning narrative podcast "Timber Wars", about how a conflict over old growth trees and the spotted owl transformed the Northwest and the very way we understand forests and the natural world. The series has been downloaded more than a million times and included in college curricula around the country. He has also contributed to NPR, "Radiolab," "This American Life," the "Outside" podcast, "Reveal," "Throughline," "Oregon Field Guide," and "Out" magazine, among others.Aaron is a Swiss Army Knife of storytelling who is open to a range of writing, producing, and editing work. The details of the position are less important than that it is a team of smart, kind people telling compelling stories or working to address climate change or today's other leading challenges. He is passionate about science communication, environmental journalism, and narrative storytelling, and he is always curious, creative, and collaborative.