Manage the editorial calendar, guiding a steady flow of news and data stories, shorter features, and explainers. Manage reporters and editors who are particularly focused on the news. Top edit quicker turn stories, making sure they have clarity and verve and are framed to capture reader interest. Determine the pairing of an emerging coverage opportunity with the ideal story form and platform in order to reach the audience with the most to gain from it. Oversee data reporting. Run projects as needed.

Edit posts for "Story Club," a newsletter by George Saunders.

Served as editorial lead for original non-fiction podcasts, both limited run and always on. Executive producer for The Big Flop, named a top podcast of 2023 by The Economist magazine. Guided producers through each stage of research, interviewing, scripting, and editing episodes. Led teams, including recruiting and hiring production staff. Evaluated producers' performance and helped them advance their professional development. Led communication and managed relationship with partners and legal advisors. Managed shows' budgets.

Executive producer for "In Trust," an investigative series about mismanaged Osage land; winner of a Loeb award, winner of a SPJ’s New America Award, winner of a New York Press Club award for Podcasts, and nominated for a Livingston Award. Executive producer and co-host of "Bedrock, USA," an ONA finalist and Webby nominated narrative show about extremism in local government. Hosted, reported and produced a three-part mini-series called "The School Board Queen" as part of the first season of Bedrock, USA. Managed and supervised teams of producers; crafted narrative arc from the ground up for two new shows made in partnership with iHeartMedia; contributed and researched ideas for show topics; created vision of story and structure; rewrote and edited multiple drafts of scripts; coordinated table reads and demo mix listening meetings; mentored hosts and reporters on how to write and record for tape; created and maintained production calendars; ran weekly production meetings; worked with composers and mixing engineers on sound design; tracked episode progress, coordinating with team members and other newsroom leaders.

Wrote and executed syllabus for semester long class. Lectured students weekly, advised and helped students manage capstone projects; coordinated guest speakers; wrote assignments that broke down projects into attainable goals; taught best journalism practices; prepared students to enter communications field with a portfolio project.

Oversaw team of ten reporters covering civil rights and social inequality, voting rights, hate and extremism, gender issues, education inequality, abortion, domestic violence and criminal justice. Served as editorial lead on investigations and cross-team multimedia features. Executive producer for podcast, Shut Out, a series about the fight to vote in America. Managed editorial partnerships: ProPublica, WNYC and The Hechinger Report. Co-created Must Reads, a weekly newsletter.

Editor, producer and reporter across multiple desks, including National, Sports, Metro, Travel, Dining and Real Estate. Highlights include leading digital coverage of major news events like the Boston Marathon bombing and Ferguson. Lead audio reporter for “An Imam In America,” a Pulitzer Prize winning feature, and 4:09:03, an audio interactive about the marathon bombing. Wrote dozens of stories for print, including a Page One story on parkour.

Edited, reported and produced stories; wrote articles about news and culture in the Pacific Northwest, including an interactive on Washington state soldiers who died in the Iraq War and a feature on the Port Townsend Writers conference. Transformed the classifieds section from free to paid posts and trained ad sales reps on how to sell the web.