Colorado Public Radio

Systemic documents the work of Americans confronting injustice inside and outside the systems they navigate. Across two seasons produced for Colorado Public Radio and the NPR Network, the series followed educators, students, parents, and reformers through the years that race and equity reached a national crisis point. Award-winning audio diaries, paired with long-form interviews, became a permanent record of a movement. The infrastructure behind the show now serves as a model for how mission-driven organizations can document the people who carry their work.

Terra Firma is a Colorado Public Radio production pairing reflections by Indigenous poet CMarie Fuhrman with field recordings from outdoor sound recordist Jacob Job. Produced through KKI's audio infrastructure, the short-form series turns five-to-ten-minute episodes into a permanent record of public lands, ancestral homelands, and the restorative power of being outside. A documentation system that captures what no transcript ever could.

Back from Broken is a Colorado Public Radio and NPR Network production documenting how people put themselves back together after addiction, illness, and crisis. Through long-form interviews with public figures and private people alike, the series treats recovery as a public conversation that organizations and communities can learn from. The infrastructure makes the hardest stories repeatable.