Audio Work

I’m currently a producer for the call-in news show, Vermont Edition, which is broadcast live Monday through Thursday from 12 to 1 p.m. I pitch story ideas, book and preinterview guests, edit audio, engage listeners on social media, and handle all the little ins and outs that pop-up five seconds before showtime. I’m like Roz from Fraiser, except I live in Vermont.

Most of my work is behind the scenes, but I get to do some reporting and author interviews too.

I’ve also reported for the podcast Brave Little State in episodes on the history of Vermont road names and the role of public libraries.

Before moving to Vermont, I was a freelance contributor to the Allegheny Front, a weekly environmental news show covering Western Pennsylvania and Ohio.

I got to hang out with some cool goats (plus their human coworkers) and hear how a local community is fighting invasive plants through goatscaping.

 I attended the Salt Institute for Documentary Studies in Fall 2021.

All That’s Left Is the Roar

The Westbrook High School Marching Band received a gold medal at the last Maine State Finals in 2019. Whether they can repeat that success depends on how much the band has been impacted by two major events— the COVID-19 pandemic and a fire that has kept students from attending class together as the high school rebuilds. Is it really about gold medals or the community that marching band creates?

All music by the Westbrook High School Marching Band.

 Under the Umbrella Cover Museum

Photo: Ashraya Gupta/Sarah Dalgleish

A profile of Nancy 3. Hoffman, the creator and curator of The Umbrella Cover Museum on Peaks Island, Maine.
Music: “Tidal Foam” by Blue Dot Sessions

The Best Thing That Happened This Summer

A vox pop on a gorgeous day at Fort Williams Park in Cape Elizabeth, Maine.
Music: “Loopy” by Blue Dot Sessions

The first piece of narrative audio I ever produced came from a class at the University of Pittsburgh taught by Professor Erin Anderson.

All For a Piece of Plywood is an audio documentary on pop artist Keith Haring and his brief time in Pittsburgh as an art school drop out before moving on to success in New York City. Part untold art history, part scavenger hunt, part personal-reckoning.

A photo of me in 2018 in front of “Untitled” by Keith Haring in the Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh.

An Ode to Evelyn

An audio essay in poetry form featuring the Ghost of Christmas Party Past.

Radio and Podcast Appearances

I recommended some of my favorite books for WESA’s Speaking Volumes series. You can listen to it here.

I recommended some of my favorite books for WESA’s Speaking Volumes series.
You can listen to it here.

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Add It Up With Your Best Friend Addi
Episode 34: Identity Crisis
Featuring entries from my real life high school journals. Not for those who cringe easily!