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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.

Off the Walls is a documented exploration of the people behind Denver's street art. Co-hosted with Emily Williams and produced in partnership with Colorado public media, each documented segment uncovers the inspiration and community behind a single mural, turning ephemeral civic art into a permanent narrative archive. The series demonstrates what happens when a city's visual culture is treated as infrastructure worth preserving.

EmpowerYou documents the slow work of building a meaningful life. Through long-form conversations on faith, economics, culture, and personal process, the series captures the kind of wisdom that usually never leaves a kitchen table. Listeners receive what most communities only pass down in private: the process of becoming, made permanent.