Hi there! I’m a former journalist who currently works at Audible. This page is a collection of my work at Freakonomics Radio, Freakonomics, M.D., and various real estate and business publications.
I’ve conceptualized, researched, and written episodes about the economics of traffic roundabouts, the future of psychiatric medicine, the differences in how male and female researchers communicate about their work, and what we lose out on by not asking tough questions. As a real estate reporter, I focused on economics, commercial real estate, stocks and public markets, and bankruptcies, and my writing has appeared in The Real Deal, Mansion Global, Penta, Wealth Management, and elsewhere. In 2021, a colleague and I won a New York Press Club award for consumer reporting for an article, published in The Real Deal, that closely examined the collapse of a worldwide real estate crowdfunding firm, leaving thousands of investors in the dark. That report also won an Honorable Mention for Best Investigative Report or Series from the National Association of Real Estate Editors.
I have a graduate degree from the London School of Economics, where I studied nationalism and ethnic conflict, and graduated from Rutgers University with degrees in journalism, political science, and Spanish. At Rutgers, I was proud to have been editor-in-chief and managing editor of the university’s independent, award-winning, student-run publication, The Daily Targum. After college, I got my start in journalism at my hometown paper, The Record, in Northern New Jersey.
In my spare time, you can find me on the tennis court, making jewelry, and spending as much time as possible with my four nieces.