Podcasts/Projects

Shows and developing projects.
Karachi Nights (Official 2025 Tribeca Creators Market Selection)
Whispers Past: Boneyard - Stories from Manhattan’s African Burial Ground

(Producer, Urbanist Media)

In 2025, Cincinnati Public Radio is celebrated its third year of partnership with Urbanist Media‘s Urban Roots podcast to explore Juneteenth with a local touch. The Juneteenth Cincinnati Shorts are weekly, 90-second tributes to black people and places important to the region’s freedom history. This year the collaboration won the 2025 Public Education & Awareness Award from the Ohio State Historic Preservation Office.

Responsibilities: Research, script development, outreach, fact checking, and production support.

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Juneteenth Cincinnati Public Radio Shorts


(Producer/Scriptwriter, Urbanist Media)

In this mini-documentary, you’ll learn about Julia Jacob’s remarkable life from her early years in the Old Man House to her time at an Indian Boarding School. She was an adopted black woman who was adopted and raised in the Suquamish tribe. Through the words and work of her descendant, Suquamish tribal elder and master basket weaver Ed Eugene Carriere, the film reveals how Julia’s life became a vessel for Indigenous traditions that might otherwise have been lost. Urbanist Media produced this video for BlackPast.org. This program was made possible in part by a grant from the Suquamish Tribe and the Suquamish Foundation.

Responsibilities: Research, script writing, image sourcing, outreach, oral history interviews, fact-checking, and production support.

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BlackPast.org Doumentary Short


467865 stars!!! My heart grew 3 sizes listening to this. These are real love letters to New York.

- mspassell, 05/03/2023

(Host/Producer)

Undiscarded: Stories of New York is a podcast series that celebrates the extraordinary history behind seemingly mundane objects, telling absorbing and unique stories that shed new light on the people whose lives have always made New York so alive, exciting, and gloriously messy. The show is a collaboration between The City Reliquary Museum in Brooklyn & CitizenRacecar. It has been featured on Untapped New York, Apple Podcasts New & Noteworthy, and is the recipient of several awards (Signal, Anthem & Webby Nomination).

Responsibilities: Episode development and narrative story arcs, onsite production, archival blogs, guest recruitment/interviews, and marketing & outreach collaborations. Also acted as Liaison for the Museum at events. You can listen to the full series at undiscarded.org or wherever you get your podcasts.

Undiscarded Stories of New York

Episode 12
In Undiscarded’s Season 1 finale, Tania sits down with author Richie Narvaez to discuss one very striking display cake that graced window at the now shuttered La Villita bakery in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
Behind the scenes of Undiscarded Finale - Display Cake

Episode 6
Model Buildings

In this episode, Tania talks to Lynn Maliszewski of the Queens Museum about the crown jewel of their collection and the extraordinary history of its creation, spearheaded by one the biggest New Yorkers of all time. Scale into the archives.


★★★★★ This podcast is both a celebration of the enduring nature of the art scene in the city and a call to action to get out there and be a part of the recovery. You don’t have to jump in a plane to get the inside scoop on the entertainment scene, but you just might want to.

- Awkam's razor, 08/27/2021

(Producer/Host)

After a tough couple of years for the performing arts, with venues closed and audiences in quarantine, New York City's performers have persevered. As the pandemic's shadow lifts, they face crucial decisions about their future. In Act Two New York, we explore the city’s resurgent nightlife & arts, talking to actors, musicians, comedians, dancers, and venue owners who are redefining their work in post-lockdown 2021. Listen to the full series at Act Two, New York, on Apple, or wherever you get your podcasts.

Responsibilities: Show concept and structure, production, research, guest management, and post-production.  Gained access to New York City's iconic entertainment venues (Lincoln Center, New York City Ballet) and showcased the diverse spectrum of NYC arts and culture post-lockdown. Coordinated all onsite recordings and production. 

Act Two New York

Nutcracker Rising

It’s Christmas in New York, and as fall turned to winter it looked like things were going to be festive in a way they hadn't been since 2019. All seemed on track for the Balanchine’s Nutcracker at the New York City Ballet till…

God Wants Us All To Be Strippers: Last Chance Dancers & The City Reliquary

A fledgling museum and a troop of burlesque dancers form an unlikely union in the backdrop of post lockdown NYC.


★★★★★

—Apple Podcasts 5-star review

(Producer -last season)

Stories from quarantine. The "social distancing" of the Covid-19 outbreak is something none of us were really prepared for... and so how are we coping with it? Conversations with people in a variety of situations, told in real time as the epidemic unfolds. Listen on Apple or wherever you get your podcasts.

Responsibilities: regular production & research duties (show notes, episode guides, guest management, scripts). Also responsible for diversifying the show and introducing international storylines.

The Big Shut-In

Day 295 (Monday, January 4), Sofia

Mosaic NYC, a small neighborhood church, opened a food pantry last April to help a few hundred neighbors amid COVID-19; now serving 2,000 families weekly, Sofia's dedication to the project persists despite her own financial struggles.

Day 358 (Tuesday, March 9), Krista

Krista, a Diné (Navajo) reporter for the Navajo Times in Window Rock, Arizona, has faced immense challenges during COVID. Her community was hit hard, resulting in the loss of friends, family, and key cultural figures of her tribe.


Formative From NY Edge

Yes yes yes! ★★★★★ One of my favorite podcasts. Thank you for making it.

sonia.belkin, 04/06/2022

(Tape Sync)

Formative, from New York Edge, is the podcast where the leaders of today are interviewed by leaders of tomorrow! Our intrepid co-hosts, all between the ages of eleven and fourteen, conduct long-form interviews with successful adults from the worlds of business, science, the arts, and beyond. 2023 Anthem Award winner - Gold AND the Anthem Community Voice Award in the Education, Art & Culture – Podcast or Audio category

Formative

Currently in Development:

  • Karachi Nights (Producer & Co-host with Shahjehan Khan): Archival music podcast on the forgotten era of Karachi nightlife and its music legends (1960s & 70s). We are actively fundraising for this project. Pitch deck and episode sample available on request

  • Whispers Past: Bonyarn - A podcast that resurrects the forgotten voices of New York’s African Burial Ground, drawn from David Mills’ award-winning poetry collection Boneyarn (in development).

  • Podcast Development for the New York Preservation Archivist Project, based on their oral history archives. Funded by a grant New York Humanities

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