I'm a multimedia journalist specializing in narrative radio. I began working at The Stanford Storytelling Project in 2010, though I started making radio with them back in 2007 when I was a wee sophomore. From 2012-2014, I was managing editor of their podcast and radio show, State of the Human. In this capacity I instructed scores of undergraduates in radio and narrative craft, and, working with a small core staff, helped edit pieces about everything from transhumanist nanotech startups to the forgotten history of cowboys. During those years I lead- or co-produced 7 hour-long episodes.
I've also served as artist in residence at AS220 (the coolest place on earth), where I made a multimedia project about memory. And in the summer of 2014 I went to Nyahururu, Kenya, to train the staff of L'Arche Kenya in radio production, and to help share the stories of several community members with intellectual disabilities.
I currently work for Audible Comedy, which is a part of Audible.com. I lead produce Hot Mic With Dan Savage and Sounds Like Amerca.
I get my serious fun quotient by planning elaborate, strange, journey-based parties and theatre events. I also really care about effective altruism and socially responsible investing.
You can contact me at hamburg DOT rachel AT gmail DOT com.
I've also served as artist in residence at AS220 (the coolest place on earth), where I made a multimedia project about memory. And in the summer of 2014 I went to Nyahururu, Kenya, to train the staff of L'Arche Kenya in radio production, and to help share the stories of several community members with intellectual disabilities.
I currently work for Audible Comedy, which is a part of Audible.com. I lead produce Hot Mic With Dan Savage and Sounds Like Amerca.
I get my serious fun quotient by planning elaborate, strange, journey-based parties and theatre events. I also really care about effective altruism and socially responsible investing.
You can contact me at hamburg DOT rachel AT gmail DOT com.