OPB/KLCC

That’s the smile of a girl who loves her job.

My OPB Features

Oregon Public Broadcasting is an independent, nonprofit media organization serving communities across Oregon and the Pacific Northwest. OPB reaches over 1 million people per month, including over 403,800 weekly listeners on OPB Radio.

plus, my mom listens to opb, and she thinks my stuff is pretty good.

Duck excitement covers University of Oregon campus, city of Eugene… and beyond

Duck excitement covers University of Oregon campus, city of Eugene… and beyond

3 Portland-area pizzerias receive national recognition, leading to big crowds — and high expectations

3 Portland-area pizzerias receive national recognition, leading to big crowds — and high expectations

Indigenous communities catch lamprey at Willamette Falls every summer. That tradition could be in danger

Indigenous communities catch lamprey at Willamette Falls every summer. That tradition could be in danger

My KLCC Features

KLCC is Oregon’s npr affiliate station, with a coverage area including the eugene-springfield metro area, coast towns, southern oregon and rural areas of the state. The station reaches approximately 90,000 weekly listeners on-air.

Cottage Grove woman with Permanent Resident Card remembers ICE agents forcibly detaining her as daughter looked on

Cottage Grove woman with Permanent Resident Card remembers ICE agents forcibly detaining her as daughter looked on

‘I’m getting to live out my dream:’ Adam Fugitt fights his way from Eugene to the UFC

‘I’m getting to live out my dream:’ Adam Fugitt fights his way from Eugene to the UFC

Students and staff find success in Bethel School District Summer Reading Program

Students and staff find success in Bethel School District Summer Reading Program

Oregon Hazards Lab at the University of Oregon uses ground-breaking seismic sensors for early earthquake detection

Oregon Hazards Lab at the University of Oregon uses ground-breaking seismic sensors for early earthquake detection

Here’s little-old-me reporting for my story on the Oregon’s Imagination Library. Who knew having weird sitting positions and being able to carry multiple things at once would pay off so much in my career!