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 and our host is nicer.

Some of my favorite Vermont Edition shows that I’ve produced:

• Vermont Edition At Home: Alison Bechdel

• Drag queen Sasha Velour studied cartooning in White River. Now she's on a world tour

• 'Higher ed has lost something that's critical': Reflecting on Goddard College's closure

• A UVM team is creating a massive database of research about opioid use disorder

• Bats get a bad rap, but Vermont's ecosystems depend on them

• Vermont poet laureate Bianca Stone on finding poetry in everyday life

• Will there be a next chapter for the Vermont Marble Museum?

• What makes a great graduation speech? Our region weighs in

• Three young Vermont activists on how COVID-19 shaped their work, and what keeps them going

• Many Vermonters find spirituality outside traditional religious groups

• Talking trash: Where does it go and what can we do about it?

• Sniffing out the connection between smell and memory

• Plus, a full archive of my work at Vermont Public

To coincide with the 25th anniversary of civil unions in Vermont, I spoke with LGBTQ+ Vermonters who were coming of age and coming out when civil unions became legal. I also interviewed former state Rep. Bill Lippert, the only openly gay legislator at the time, reflecting on his watershed speech about civil unions on the House floor.

Additional reporting and interviews at Vermont Public:

• A high heel race in Woodstock celebrates Pride in style

• Middlebury tries to break the world record for most dogs to attend a film screening

• ‘Sasquatch is a beloved entity here:’ Thousands attend Adirondack Sasquatch Festival

• Inside carillonneur's quest to represent Middlebury College's student body through song

• Getting schooled on eclipses: Addison County students dive into the cosmic spectacle

• Vermont's Poetry Out Loud winner faced stage fright and found her voice

• ‘Ice’ book examines the American love of staying cool

• Debut novel ‘Liquid, Fragile, Perishable’ explores how fictional Vermont characters collide

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.