The potluck event series called Queer Soup Night was created in the wake of the 2016 election. It had a cult following before the pandemic. I reported on their first event in two years at Fort Greene Park with hundreds of people and 32 quarts of soup.

This story aired on the 2021 season finale of AudioFiles!

New York might be the next state to legalize NOR: Natural Organic Reduction (AKA human composting). I went on the AudioFiles podcast to share my reporting on what that could look like and how we got here. 

A shortened version of this reported two-way aired on the 2022 season finale. A transcript of the full segment is available here.

This year's KCRW Radio Race prompt was: your secret is safe with me. I called up high school classmates I hadn't talked to in a decade to discuss our obsession with finding lesbians...long before we realized it was us.

You can also listen on the 2022 Radio Race playlist.

The NYC Parks Department doesn't install nets on city courts. I followed one Brooklyn man, a self described "net fairy," who is taking matters into his own hands, armed with a ladder and resolve to play on nice courts.

This piece is published on the NYCity News Service!