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LIBERTY LoSt
A newborn baby is taken from the arms of an unwed mother, and is given to devout Christian parents. It’s an all-too-common tale from the Godparent Home — Liberty University’s best kept secret.
In June 2025, I released Liberty Lost with Wondery, the podcast production company owned by Amazon. The show tells the startling true story of a modern day maternity home where residents say motherhood is treated as a privilege, not a right. And in post-Roe America, it's serving as a blueprint in the battle over reproductive justice.
The series debuted at No. 1 on Apple Podcasts, reached more than 1.5 million listeners in its first month, and won a 2025 Front Page Award for investigative reporting from the stories Newswomen's Club of New York. The show also earned gold at the 2025 Signal Awards for Best Documentary.
Cover Up: The Pill Plot
In July 2023, I released Cover Up: The Pill Plot, a seven episode narrative audio documentary series, with Sony’s Global Podcast Division. I spent a year reporting for this series, which looks into the history of the abortion pill. I created the show, hosted, and produced it.
Over the course of my reporting, I uncovered an international drug smuggling scheme carried out by a handful of dedicated radicals who changed American history forever. The series was picked by Vulture as one of the most anticipated shows of the summer, and reached No. 42 in Apple Podcasts’ coveted Top 200 True Crime charts.
BioHacked: Family Secrets
BioHacked: Family Secrets tells startling true stories of the children of anonymous sperm and egg donors — some with dozens or hundreds of half-siblings — as they take on the fertility industry. Unexpected ethical, scientific, and political challenges arise that will leave listeners questioning everything they thought they knew about the baby business.
This series is the culmination of five years of reporting. When BioHacked premiered in March 2022, it was quickly listed as the No. 1 science series in Apple Podcasts and peaked at No. 9 in their general 200 Charts. With more than one million downloads in the first eight weeks, BioHacked was selected by Apple Podcasts as one of its most loved shows of 2022.
NPR’S ALL THINGS CONSIDERED
In 2025, I travelled to Atlanta, Georgia to cover the annual Concerned United Birth Parents (CUB) retreat for NPR’s All Things Considered. While on the ground, I interviewed birth mothers about the reasons why they relinquished their infants for adoption.
A common theme emerged: Many women reported that a lack of resources and support led them to pursue adoption. Along with their testimonies, I examined the ways current federal policy does - and doesn’t - support pregnant women in crisis. The story aired across the country on NPR, and online with the headline, Birth mothers call for more government support. Listen to the segment here.
THE LATINO NEWSLETTER
I reported, wrote, hosted, and produced "No Way Home," an episode of American Colony, a narrative podcast series from journalist Julio Ricardo Varela — the former president and editorial director of the Pulitzer Prize-winning Futuro Media — and Nuria Net's Shake It Easy Media.
The episode begins with my father, a Puerto Rican Vietnam veteran whose dream of returning home after surviving bladder cancer is complicated by his dependence on the VA for healthcare.
From there, the episode traces more than a century of Puerto Rican military service while investigating the modern-day barriers veterans face accessing healthcare on the island. Click here to listen.
TO CATCH A THIEF
I worked as story editor on To Catch a Thief: North Korea On Our Payroll, a six-part investigative documentary podcast series from Pod People. The show was reported and hosted by Nicole Perlroth, a bestselling author and former lead cybersecurity and digital espionage reporter for The New York Times.
The series uncovers North Korea's sophisticated effort to infiltrate American businesses by placing covert IT workers inside Fortune 500 companies, government contractors, and critical infrastructure.
As story editor, I collaborated closely with the reporting team to shape the narrative, strengthen story architecture, refine scripts, and transform months of complex investigative reporting into a compelling documentary series. Check out the show here.
The Deck Podcast
In 2026, I joined Audiochuck — the award-winning production company behind the world-famous Crime Junkie podcast — as a reporter, writer, and producer for The Deck.
Over the course of eight months, I helped report, write, and produce 10 video podcast episodes exploring unsolved cold cases from across the United States.
Working closely with law enforcement, victims' families, and subject-matter experts, I conducted original reporting, developed investigative leads, secured interviews, and wrote long-form episode scripts.
Check out a YouTube playlist of the episodes I helped bring to life below.
They Did That
Who built the modern world? The answer to that question might surprise you. (Or maybe not...) There's a long list of global innovators and trailblazers who haven't gotten their due in the history books because of who they were: Women, people of color, LGBTQ+ folks, and more. Each week They Did That tells one of these people's stories and how their life’s work has changed our lives for the better.
I was a contributing reporter and writer to They Did That. I shared the story of how 1960s revolutionaries — The Young Lords and The Black Panthers — changed the American medical system. Today, The Patients’ Bill of Rights is something so common, you see it in every hospital — and we have these young revolutionaries who took over a hospital in the South Bronx to thank for it.
BROKEN: Jeffrey Epstein