The WBFO Disabilities Beat looks at disability rights and access issues impacting people with disabilities both in our market area, Western New York and Southern Ontario, as well as the greater US and Canada. I have received the opportunity to extensively examine the issues that directly impact the social quality and equity lifestyles for people with disabilities. I directly contribute to the commitment of telling stories tailored to listen to the disability community, while honestly sharing their stories with the full intent to change real societal issues, rather than to infantilize and stereotype.

At the Howard Center, I delved deep into political reporting, highlighting crevices of political wrongdoing designed to gain the attention of audiences at a national level. I helped report a story about Arizona politicians, that delves deep into the activities of Arizona congressional candidates- which was eventually published and distributed nationally through a major news organization. I meticulously documented all my work in unusually detailed footnotes, writing, and research for editors to approve of.

I was a spokesperson of Blaze Radio's weekly 'News of the World' which revolved around the discussion of international news. I did radio DJ shifts weekly for 2 consecutive years, in which I learned how to carefully produce audio for a wide audience.

I assisted with research for major investigative stories on WBFO's disabilities desk, produced local and regional news stories for on-air broadcast, and used professional audio equipment (recording software, programming software), for a variety of broadcast tasks.

I unearthed little-known stories that impact the student community at Arizona State University. I committed to publishing articles that highlight how various community/cultural topics impact our student body at a larger level.

I produced comprehensive coverage of Western New York's local community, highlighting the businesses and arts that notoriously bring Buffalo's south towns together.