Web Production Work

PBS, Thirteen/WNET New York

Web Sites I produced (wrote most content as well)
DNA
Wide Angle: Future for Lebanon
Wide Angle: Gutted
A Walk Through Newark
A Walk Through Hoboken
The Blues
Big Ideas

Interviews
Gil Shaham (violin virtuoso)
Tim Liversedge (African safari commando/filmmaker)

Interactivity
3-D DNA
Blues Player
Activities on the pages below can be reached via
the "interactive" button in the upper-right corner:
Bomb a Nazi Dam
Air Traffic Control
The South Pole's Coldest March
Fat Mouse/Skinny Mouse (this one's button says "Hot Science")

Other sites I worked on
American Masters
Egg: The Arts Show
African American World
Great Performances
Heroes of Ground Zero
Freedom: A History of US
Innovation
The Rise and Fall of Jim Crow
Red Gold
Secrets of the Dead
Ed Online

Selected Writing Online

PBS (Thirteen/WNET), 2002-2005

Big Ideas

Great Failures

Wide Angle
Damn Handbook
Human Smuggling Photo Essay

Media Matters
(click "enter" button on right side of screen)
The Media at War: Press Access Through Time

Colonial House
What was happening in 1628 on the West Coast?
What was happening in 1628 in the Plains & Mountains?

Berga: Soldiers of Another War
The POW Camp System
POW Camps
The Berga (POW) Camp
The Civilian Camp System
Extermination Camps
Labor Camps
Transit Camps
The Berga (Civilian) Camp

Nature
Wildlife in Croatia's Plitvice Lakes National Park
Great white winters in Hawaii


The Michigan Daily, 1999-2001

I feel like there isn't much from the Daily that I'd actually want people to look at. These pieces still seem to read OK, but at times make me cringe.

February 8, 2001
How I love Ken Burns, let me count the ways (a review of the PBS documentary, JAZZ)

September 15, 2000
Ann Arbor's had the blues for decades

January 25, 2001
McColumn: The fast food problem

October 19, 2000
Michigan Football: Fascism on the field?
I was upset by the photo editor's image selection for this football article. I had requested something more like this:



Or this:



February 1, 2001
Beer tasting defies articulation for neophytes
Beer tasting, on tape
This two-part article demanded so much investigation, I required a partner (really, I think this was Nick's idea).