Below, give a listen to radio pieces I've reported and produced. Just click on the highlighted words to link to the MP3s and weblinks.

If you'd like to hear the soothing sound of my public radio voice, click on the following stories (REAL PLAYER REQUIRED):

Once, I had a possum for a pet. Yes, Iris was litter trained. No, she didn't bite or play dead. Look, maybe you should just listen and stop asking questions. You can hear the piece and see pictures of Iris the possum here, or download a very large sound file here. This piece aired on transom.org, KUOW in Seattle, and BBC Radio.

You know the Emmys, I know the Emmys. But for the American Public Media program Weekend America, I recently came up with my own Emmys. Ones a couch potato insomniac would appreciate. They're funny. Florence Henderson gets one. So listen.

The Television Critics Association gathers every summer to get a sneak peek at the shows the rest of us don't get to see until fall. Here's my visit to the TCAs which aired on KCRW's "The Business."

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These are pieces I produced for Weekend America. You can't hear me, but imagine that I'm standing in a sound booth, pushing a button with one hand and scribbling notes with the other.

Want to learn how to scream? Then I'd like you to meet the Queen of Scream. And try the dump. It's fun. Seriously.

Have you seen the trailer that transforms "The Shining" into a feel good movie? You should, and you can here. But listen to this afterwards.

When it comes to portraying therapists on screen, Hollywood doesn't always get it right. Here, psychotherapist Dr. Harriet Schultz explains how they get it very, very wrong.