my work
Background
With a grad degree in Environmental Policy and Behavior from the University of Michigan, I began working in documentary film for Metrocom International. From there I founded the video production company In-Site Video, which was contracted by non-profits and municipal governments to produce environmental media. For example:
The MAB award-winning Green Room radio program aired monthly 2013-20 on NPR-affiliate WEMU News (see samples below).
The Green Room television show, a Philo award-winning series, aired 2010-22 on Ann Arbor’s Community Television Network.
My WEMU series on PFAS received the 2019 Michigan Association of Broadcasters Excellence Award for public radio mini-documentary/series.
Areas of interest
Areas of interest
I explore questions such as:
What are the environmental impacts of human activities ? I look at ways to minimize our footprint, from birth to death and in-between.
What are the societal forces at play? I explore a diversity of opinions, and delve into underlying values.
For examples of my WEMU radio shows, see below, and for the other media I utilize, check out the PROJECTS tab.
a sampling of my radio shows
Energy and Climate Change
Community controversies
Community controversies
