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Kowloon Walled City (99% Invisible)

A dispatch from the densest place in history.

(Co-producers: Nick van der Kolk, Roman Mars)

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Razzle Dazzle (99% Invisible)

A story about boats for both Halloween and Veterans Day

(Co-Producer: Roman Mars)

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Derelict Dome (99% Invisible)

A dome, a zither, and the American Dream.

(Co-Producers: Katie Klocksin, Roman Mars)

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A Series of Tubes (99% Invisible)

A last-mile problem and the pneumatic solution.

(Co-producer:  Roman Mars)

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Names v. The Nothing (99% Invisible)

In search of the Freeway Eddy.

(Co-producer:  Roman Mars)

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Ofeibea Quist-Arcton: Not a War Reporter

Reflections on covering a 54-nation continent.

(Editor: Jeff Rogers)

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Crowdsourcing Cities (TED Radio Hour, NPR)

We put the call out to hear what your city sounds like, right now.

(Editor:  Jeff Rogers)

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Where Are Tiffany Adams' Poems? (TED Radio Hour, NPR)

A remarkable question from a young poet.

(Editor:  Jeff Rogers)

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How Many People Can You Fit into a Star Wars Remake? (TED Radio Hour, NPR)

This movie has won accolades and captured the hearts of people across the world.  But it's not Star Wars.  It's Star Wars...Uncut.

(Editor:  Jeff Rogers)

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Can Crowds Celebrate as a Form of Protest? (TED Radio Hour, NPR)

"I felt that he had spoiled the song. I wanted to take it back."  Continuation of Alison Stewart's interview with Clay Shirky.

(Editor:  Jeff Rogers)

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Can Social Media Make History? (TED Radio Hour, NPR)

Alison Stewart interviews social media guru Clay Shirky about the power of crowds.

(Editor:  Jeff Rogers)

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Travis Price Reaches for the Sun (LongShot Radio)

In 1974, Architect Travis Price went to New York City with a dream of installing solar collectors on tenement rooftops. What followed was a long road of nos... and one lucky yes.

(Co-Producers:  Posey Gruener, Brendan Baker)

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What's a Street Performance Worth? (TED Radio Hour, NPR)

If you knew that street musician was secretly famous, would you toss more than a quarter into his case?

(Editor:  Jeff Rogers)

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Exploring Our "Buggy Brain" (TED Radio Hour, NPR)

(Editor:  Jeff Rogers)

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The Arsenal of Exclusion (99% Invisible, KALW)

"Baltimore…was once to the invisible wall-building industry what Detroit was to the automotive industry—an innovative workshop where creative minds worked to think up, invent, test out, and ultimately export methods of exclusion." 

(Co-producers:  Scott Goldberg, Roman Mars)

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The Bathtubs or the Boiler Room (99% Invisible, KALW)

"I have this habit of walking into any door that's unlocked.  And it actually does me well here in the Capitol..."

(Co-producer: Roman Mars)

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Beauty Pill's Immersive Ideal (99% Invisible, KALW)

"The closest one could ever hope to get to dancing about architecture."

(Co-producer:  Roman Mars)