Hello! I’m Sarah,

an audio journalist.

Found most often holding a dead cat (mic), or my actual cat (not dead).

About

I’m currently the Race and Equity Reporter at CapRadio in beautiful, sunny Sacramento, CA.

Before this, I spent two years as a General Assignment Reporter at WCAI, the local NPR member station for the Cape and Islands on Cape Cod, Massachusetts. I’ve been a freelance audio reporter in Oakland, California, where I contributed stories to KQED, KALW, EdSource and Marketplace. In a previous life, I was a print reporter covering education at The Times-Picayune in New Orleans. I’m originally from New York, and have a master’s from Columbia University’s Graduate School of Journalism, and a bachelor’s from Johns Hopkins University.

On the Cape, I reported on everything from seasonal student workers to the opioid epidemic to the incoming offshore wind industry. I won a regional Edward R. Murrow award for my coverage on declining public school enrollment on the Outer Cape.

And of course, I’ve reported extensively on those great white sharks.

More details on all this and more here.