How Efforts To Save Hawaii’s Forests Are Preventing A ‘Freshwater Crisis’
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The Surprising History Of Hawaiians In The Civil War
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Ka Hoʻohana ʻIa ʻAna O Kekahi Lāʻau Haole E Kekahi Kāne Ma Hawaiʻi No Ka Hānai ʻAna Aku I Kona Kaiāulu
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The Kids Are Alright: 2020 Through The Eyes Of Hawaii’s TeenagersIn August 2020 I gave audio recorders to nine teenagers across the island of Oahu. Their daily audio diaries documented struggles that every former teenager can relate to, but also revealed surprising insights into why Hawaii’s next generation might be adapting to the pandemic better than adults.
The audio from these teenagers was used for a three-part series on how the events of 2020 are affecting the politics, mental health and long-term goals of Hawaii's next generation. In 2021 I wrote a follow-up article and hosted a live event with the participants. |
Hawaii’s Complicated Relationship With European Honey Bees
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The Forgotten Story Of How Hawaiians Transformed American Music
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Hawaii Farmers Need Land. State Efforts To Help Aren’t Working
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Are Food Forests The Future of Agriculture?
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How Is Plastic Getting Into Hawaii’s Soil?
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The Heat Is Especially Dangerous For Honolulu’s Homeless
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There Are 10 Community Gardens On Oahu. None Of Them Are On The Westside
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Where in the World Do We Send Our Recycling?
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DOH Won’t Give Honolulu The Data It Needs To Detect Coronavirus In Our Sewage
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Troubled Water
The News21 investigative project has won a number of awards, including a student Edward R. Murrow award, a final recognition in the yearly Investigative Reporters and Editors Awards, a 2nd place title in Best of the West and a first place in environmental reporting from the Arizona Press Club.
I directed the "Troubled Water" documentary, which involved embedding with Native American tribes in Montana and New Jersey and overseeing 15 reporters across 8 states. The documentary aired on PBS Newshour, won a Rocky Mountain Emmy and was honored with a Webby alongside documentaries produced by CNN, The Guardian and National Geographic.
I directed the "Troubled Water" documentary, which involved embedding with Native American tribes in Montana and New Jersey and overseeing 15 reporters across 8 states. The documentary aired on PBS Newshour, won a Rocky Mountain Emmy and was honored with a Webby alongside documentaries produced by CNN, The Guardian and National Geographic.
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How Is Oahu’s Trash Impacting the Waianae Coast?
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Oil Constantly Leaks From The USS Arizona. Is That An Environmental Problem?
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Mandatory Report On Hawaii Trash Disposal Hasn’t Been Filed In 4 Years
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What Has The Pandemic Taught Us About Climate Change?
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Fish Poop: Our Secret Weapon Against Beach Erosion
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‘Fake Farms’ Are Squeezing Out Serious Agriculture Potential In Hawaii
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How Las Vegas Became Hawaii’s 9th Island
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The Problem With Honolulu’s Single-Use Plastic Ban At Restaurants
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How People Across Hawaii Are Creating Spaces To Grow Their Own Food
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Offshore on Hawaii Public Radio
After releasing "Offshore: Far From Home" to an online audience, Civil Beat partnered with Hawaii Public Radio to air the season over three weeks in the summer of 2020.
In addition to re-mixing the podcasts for radio, I put together a series of interviews with members of the Hawaiian diaspora to further connect with the Hawaiian community in the islands and abroad.
In addition to re-mixing the podcasts for radio, I put together a series of interviews with members of the Hawaiian diaspora to further connect with the Hawaiian community in the islands and abroad.
Reported Cases Of Corporal Punishment At Arizona Schools Drastically Drops
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Growing Pains As Goodwill Arizona Moves Online
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Five Years After Declaration of "Zero Homeless Veterans," The Community Still Struggles
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When Corn Grew As High As An Elephant’s Eye In Southern Arizona — Not Oklahoma
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How Do Dispensaries Legally Operate Under Federal Money-Laundering Laws?
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Phoenix Zoo Makes A Mini Monsoon For Super Small Snails
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Special Coverage - The Life and Legacy of John McCain
In the final months of Sen. John McCain's life, I combed through archives, pulled audio and wrote copy on some of the most pivotal moments of his career - from his time in Vietnam to the Keating five scandal and presidential bids. These clips were used in KJZZ's live special and throughout the following week as KJZZ examined his life and legacy.
Additionally, I produced a montage set to music to open our special coverage and live-produced the two-hour special the night of his death.
Additionally, I produced a montage set to music to open our special coverage and live-produced the two-hour special the night of his death.
Landfill Contamination Could Affect Water for Millions of N.J. Residents
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Renaming, Reframing, Reclaiming: Tribes’ Different View of Columbus Day
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How Is Water Treated?
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Q&AZ: Why Do Cicadas Buzz?
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Navajos hope to digitally preserve thousands of hours of oral history
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Schools Come Together To Feed Families During Arizona Teacher Strike
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