Super proud of the All Things Considered team that took the Radio News Series RTDNA Murrow award this year. A privilege to work with Ari Shapiro
sarahhandel Noah Caldwell Matt Ozug
Ayen Bior, Ricci Shryock. And Sami Yenigun making it all possible. Here's one of my favorites:
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Someone is probably going to write a riveting piece for NY Magazine at some point about the past few weeks at NPR. Definitely not me, but there is a really good piece in there.

“We no longer have the cool, fresh air we used to have from the sea,” - Mamadou Thiam in Saint-Louis, Senegal after his family was forced to relocate due to climate change. What a privilege to work w/ the amazing team Ari Shapiro Noah Caldwell Ayen Bior Peter DiCampo NPR visuals team on this

I am now taking the old adage of making lemons out of lemonade and using this change of pace to pursue freelancing full-time. I have 6 years of journalistic experience under my belt and am still based in London with enthusiasm and intent to travel for work.

Alright so... This happened tonight 🥹

Serigne Mbaye On our podcast #ConsiderThis , we decided to give a behind-the-scenes look at what went into this reporting project. Producers Ayen Grace Bior, Noah Caldwell & Miguel Macias, joined me in the studio to talk about moments from the trip that we'll never forget:
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Today NPR aired the last piece of our series on climate change, migration, and the rise of the political right. I had the privilege of working with @ari sarahhandel Matt Ozug Ayen Grace Bior and Noah Caldwell on this project. I'd like to take a moment to share some of the stories...

Tracking something for All Things Considered's daily podcast Consider This. Talking about our project connecting climate change, migration, and political extremism.

Masterful audio journalism here. Thank you for returning me to Senegal via my ears, Ari Shapiro, Noah Caldwell, Ayen Grace Bior, Matt Ozug, & Sarah Handel. Ps my students now have an extra credit assignment over #Thanksgiving : Q: What's the secret sauce here? npr.org/2022/11/16/113…

51 weeks ago Miguel Macias and I got an email from Ari Shapiro laying out a very ambitious reporting project tying together 3 of the biggest stories of our time. We'll bring you that reporting all this month, starting with this piece produced by Noah Caldwell npr.org/2022/11/11/113…

Being a panelist for a #gapol Congressional debate where 1 of the 2 candidates doesn't show up is as awkward as you might imagine!

But Atlanta Press Club does an amazing job making sure every debate runs smoothly! WABE News

Fishermen organizing the net on the coast of Saint Louis, Senegal - on assignment with the ⁦All Things Considered⁩ team of ⁦Ari Shapiro⁩ ⁦Ayen Grace Bior⁩ and ⁦Noah Caldwell⁩ ✨ 🐠

My colleagues Ayen Grace Bior Ari Shapiro Noah Caldwell (and soon Miguel Macias) are on an ambitious journey from Senegal>Morocco>Spain connecting climate change, migration, and the far right. I'm so excited to hear/see their reporting, but so far their live blog has mainly made me hungry

.Noah Caldwell may be taking his title of field producer a bit too literally

February.

After four days in Montreal, I’m wondering why the hell we don’t all live in Montreal.

Ari Shapiro billy hough @dvaptown Feeling Distant Dr. Shana L. Redmond All Things Considered And Noah Caldwell, jonaki mehta:
Such a compact explosion of protest music and amazingly all put together encompassing decades. ❤️ To ALL: the musicians, writers, authors, engineers, EVERYone who made this segment possible ❤️ ALL the ones who help us speak our hearts thru song. 🎶

Give this a listen and dance around the room. Huge credit to producer Noah Caldwell and jonaki mehta for taking our sprawling conversation and quickly turning it into sparkling radio:
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