I am a radio journalist based in Durham, North Carolina who is passionate about exploring identity, connection and power through storytelling. I grew up in an immigrant, mixed-race family in the Midwest, and this constant straddling of multiple worlds fueled my curiosity. I studied Women’s Studies at UNC-Chapel Hill and started my journalism career as an intern for the nationally-distributed public radio program The Story. From 2011-2014, I worked in Brooklyn for the Peabody Award-winning StoryCorps production department. I traveled and recorded interviews around the country and produced select pieces for NPR’s Morning Edition & Weekend Edition.
I moved back South in 2014 and spent almost seven years working for North Carolina Public Radio WUNC’s flagship state-wide daily talk show The State of Things. I served as a producer, lead producer, managing editor, guest host and regular host of the program. During this time I also co-founded and co-hosted a podcast about millennial feminism in the South called She & Her and and edited the narrative-driven podcast The Double Shift which aimed to challenge the status quo of motherhood in America.
When I am not making radio, I am exploring with my partner and my dog Oliver, cuddling my niece and nephew, gathering my friends for dinner parties or book club and making experimental smoothies, cocktails and baked goods.

