"It's a long story I been busy workin'..." — THA GREAT The Webby Awards has recognized "The King of Crenshaw" in its Best Podcast Documentary — Limited Series category. Now let's turn "nominated" into "award-winning." 🏁 VOTE: vote.webbyawards.com/PublicVoting#/…

For #BlackMusicMonth, tap in with “The King of Crenshaw” — a 30 for 30 podcast on why and how Nipsey Hussle’s deep brotherhood with several NBA players (Isaiah Thomas, DeMarcus Cousins, DeMar DeRozan and more) went so far beyond just rap and basketball: 30for30podcasts.com/crenshaw/

did a thing this weekend.

let them direct Coven of Chaos, you cowards

my dear friend rescued these kittens, they’re now 11 weeks old and looking for their forever home (must go together). if you need this cuteness in your life, send me a message!

I’ve been wanting to listen to this since Shima first brought the idea to 30 for 30. I’m so grateful she did, and even more grateful that it’s now out in the world for all to hear.

i spy a jaime tartt headband

there are no words. i met sofia at salt in 2012. she was magical and kind like no other. where so much of our craft can focus on information, she had an uncanny ability to climb inside of sound and make it intimate, to make even the smallest of moments into art.

this story is a WILD ride and making it has been a real trip. what a delight to work with Morbid Podcast and be blessed once again with the sound design genius of Michelle Macklem. huge shout outs to producer chris seigel and the indefatigable Zachary Stauffer!

We lost Nipsey Hussle four years ago today. I only knew Nip from afar, but his impact on me is forever. I wish we could’ve done this project together as was intended, but this 30 for 30 podcast, “The King of Crenshaw,” is my eternal tribute to him. LLNH. 30for30podcasts.com/crenshaw/

I’m doing both and suggest you do, too

Incredibly honored to see Exposed: Cover-Up at Columbia University recognized by AWM Headquarters with a #GracieAward. So deeply proud of the incredible work done by Laura Beil Bianca Jacklyn Kim and Tracy Egbas. And eternally grateful to the survivors for trusting us.