How I Built This from NPR — research by me; production, editing and everything else by NPR **except for episodes after Dang Foods, which come from Amazon Music and Wondery with production from NPR.
Lynda.com: Lynda Weinman and Bruce Heavin
Dude Perfect: Cory Cotton and Tyler Toney
Uncle Nearest Premium Whiskey: Fawn Weaver
Moderna and Flagship Pioneering: Noubar Afeyan
Back to the Roots: Nikhil Arora and Alejandro Velez
Stasher and Modern Twist: Kat Nouri
Merge Records: Laura Ballance and Mac McCaughan
Planet: Will Marshall and Robbie Schingler
Spin Master/PAW Patrol: Ronnen Harary
Discovery Channel and Curiosity Stream: John Hendricks
Dang Foods: Vincent and Andrew Kitirattragarn
Goodreads: Otis and Elizabeth Chandler
Discord: Jason Citron : Wondery
Sukhi’s Gourmet Indian Food: Sukhi Singh and Dalbir Singh : Wondery
WordPress & Automattic: Matt Mullenweg : Wondery
Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams Home Furnishings: Mitchell Gold and Bob Williams : Wondery
Stateside from Michigan Radio — I wrote the below web buildouts (production, editing and everything else by Michigan Radio). I also produced segments of the daily radio show many days between December 2021 and March 2022, which can be found at michiganradio.org/stateside.
Morning ritual: Marquette photographer captures 1,000 sunrises and counting
Stateside Podcast: Has Dave Chappelle crossed a line?
Eastside Detroit homeowner on keeping the Halloween spirit year round
Stateside Podcast: What Biden’s infrastructure bill means for Michigan
Stateside Podcast: Michigan leads U.S. in COVID-19 cases
Stateside Podcast: Two parents talk about COVID in schools
Detroit’s nearly century old Thanksgiving Parade returns to pre-pandemic glory
Students, elected officials and community leaders respond to Oxford High shooting
Stateside Podcast: Fifteen and charged as an adult
Nonalcoholic beer is having a moment. Michigan is behind the curve.
Stateside Podcast: New life for an iconic Michigan barn
Conspiracies grip county election boards
Grand Rapids college student’s memoir on courage and persecution encourages more equitable future
Things I wrote in college — a note on that: My senior year was supposed to be the year I chose between a future where I’d run a company—or run for Congress. Instead, I chose journalism. College me was never a regular contributor to the school newspaper: in this past life, I wrote things like campaign platforms, commencement speeches, business book reviews and company blog posts. It isn’t journalism, and a lot of it isn’t even good writing. But, journalists are always trying to tell the full story, and I wouldn’t be telling mine if I left this part out. So here’s what I wrote in college.
Success Story: Symone’s Job and Share our Spare, New Moms
Claire’s 2019 book list, clairemurashima.com
An Overview of Online Activities of Members of Congress during COVID-19, Congressional Management Foundation
Campaign Platform: Claire for president, clairemurashima.com
Claire’s 2020 book list, clairemurashima.com
CNN Journalist, Chimes alum Ryan Struyk to join faculty as journalism professor, Chimes
The Knightly podcast from Chimes
Is oven-baked apple crisp that much better than microwaved apple crisp? I tested it so you don’t have to, clairemurashima.com
The mason jar pour over, clairemurashima.com
A note from the student body president on the upcoming year, Chimes
I am Calvin University’s first openly gay student body president, Chimes
An open letter to LGBTQ friends and allies of Calvin University, Medium
The Case For Not Running: Why I Chose To Stay in a Position of Power, Whosoever.org
Breaking the Script: How I harnessed my fearless disregard for social norms, The Student Aspect
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