Stephanie Foo Email & Phone Number

Author of WHAT MY BONES KNOW: A MEMOIR OF HEALING FROM COMPLEX TRAUMA, a memoir about how to heal from Complex PTSD, published by Ballantine/Random House. Represented by Jane Dystel of Dystel, Goderich and Bourret.

- Edited and hosted Rocket Mortgage's branded podcast, Home.Made- Edited a few episodes of Vogue's podcast, In Vogue: The 1990's- Edited WNYC's queer storytelling podcast, Nancy.- Edited S2 of KCRW's women's health storytelling podcast, Bodies. (This season won an ONA award.)- Edited Hyperthetical, a science fiction podcast at Luminary. - Acted as Audio Director (managed, hired, edited staff) for California Sunday's 2019 photo issue.- Guest editor for the "no" series of The Heart.- Editor for "No Brown Spots" episode of Family Ghosts.

I created audio stories that aired on Invisibilia, The Cut, Radiolab, Pop Up Magazine, Reply All, 99% Invisible, ABC Radio Australia and BBC Radio 4. I've written for The New York Times, Vox, Joysauce, Curbed, Transom and the Bold Italic. I've made guest appearances on Today, Explained, HowSound, Tape and Out on the Wire.

- Given speeches about how to treat C-PTSD to hundreds of psychologists, therapists and clinicians, including state Departments of Mental Health- Provided trauma focused teacher trainings to educators- Provided trainings for journalists to center their mental health- Adjunct Assistant Professor at Columbia University- Spoken at Columbia University, Vassar College, Barnard College, Yale University and CUNY- Taught weeklong podcasting workshop at Salt Center for Documentary Studies- Taught workshops at Columbia University, Transom storytelling workshop, PRX Garage, the Brooklyn Public Library and UnionDocs

- Scored and sound designed Alex Kotlowitz' audiobook for AN AMERICAN SUMMER- Did live sound design for KALW live events- Scored/designed multiple podcasts, including my music podcast, Stagedive, and podcasts for KALW- Worked with musicians to commission custom music for podcast scoring - Scored and sound designed pieces for This American Life and Snap Judgment

New York City

-Produced stories for the show: pitched, reported, wrote, cut tape, narrated and scored stories with music. -Edited other producers' work. -Produced numerous episodes for the show: came up with themes, found stories, provided edits, and managed staff. -Produced two short films for the “TAL Videos 4 U” series, which together have been viewed about 3.6 million times. "I Love You" won a 2016 Daytime Emmy for Best Directing, Special Class and was nominated in two other categories.

New York, New York

-Co-created, organized and hosted TAL’s Audio Hackathon, which organized a diverse group of about 80 hackers, designers and journalists to work on the task of making audio easier to discover and share. -Decided to produce one great idea from the Hackathon: Shortcut is a web tool that can easily clip a selection from TAL’s entire audio archive, convert it into a transcribed video, and share it to major social networks. It works on desktop and on mobile. -Personally wrote grants to secure funding from the Tow Foundation and the Knight Foundation to make Shortcut a reality. Hired staff of designers and developers to create the project.-Led team through every step of the process, including ideation, design, beta testing and finally release. -Secured funding and set up open source project for Shortcut, which helps organizations implement the tool for themselves.

Oakland, Ca

-Helped create Snap Judgment and developed its sound and style. -Reported, produced, and soundscaped 200 stories, and edited hundreds more. -Created occasional video content for web.-Served as Second Asst. Director on “Snap Judgment Live!” TV Show, Ep. 1. Served as Lighting Director on Snap Live, L.A.

Friendly, natural young female voice. Open for acting, promotional videos, advertisements, entertainment, etc.

San Francisco

-Founded Stagedive-Interviewed musicians about their personal stories, then scored those interviews with the artists' own music

-Created curriculum and was the lead instructor for two journalism programs servicing hundreds of students grades 4-12