Kitty Eisele Email & Phone Number

Washington, DC, US

Washington DC

Host and creator of "Twenty-Four Seven: A Podcast About Caregiving" - based on caring for my dad in his final years. 100k subscribers in first season. Find us at www.tpr.org/247, the NPR One app and all podcast platforms.

Washington D.C.

Teach advanced journalism and non-fiction seminars every other year.

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

Edit long-form interviews and narrative stories for broadcast and podcast, including award-winning NPR culture podcast "It's Been a Minute" with Sam Sanders. Wide-ranging guests -- from John Legend to Jeremy O. Harris -- with musicians, playwrights, newsmakers, new writers, and always an eye on a younger, more diverse audience. A conversation show with.

Washington, DC

Conceived and produced a nine-part podcast about moral thinking in public life for faith leader Jim Wallis and Audible Originals. Guests included Bryan Stevenson, Margaret Atwood, Rev. William Barber, Michelle Alexander, Mark Shriver, Eboo Patel.

National

Produced live events with newsmakers, new voices and community stakeholders to explore questions of belonging, identity and civic responsibility. In partnership w/ NPR member stations.

Washington, DC

Edited and produced NPR's flagship daily news program. Created award-winning series "The Changing Lives of Women" among others. Developed new digital and visual stories for NPR audiences. Collaborated with senior network leadership and institutional partners. Set editorial standards for excellence and integrity in journalism.

Harvard University

Year-long fellowship researching how we develop a "visual vocabulary" as journalists and citizens. Courses at Harvard and MIT Media Lab; training in digital storytelling, transmedia, civic journalism.

Supervising Editor, NPR's "Weekend All Things Considered." Supervised NPR's weekend news during all major news events from Clinton impeachment, 2000 elections, through 9/11 and Iraq war. Co-created "The National Story Project" with writer Paul Auster and NPR listeners, published as best-seller "I Thought My Father Was God," (Henry Holt, 2001).

Produced "The Civil War" series with Ken Burns for PBS. Discovered visual and personal narratives in archives and museums nationwide; wrote, cast voices, soup-to-nuts work to create highest-rated series ever on PBS, and best-selling companion book. Produced histories of the U.S. Congress and other history and cultural documentaries.

Nieman Fellow, 2014-2015, Digital Communication And Media/Multimedia

B.A., American History

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Bachelor'S Degree, History

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