May 16, 2008: REVERB. Salt Institute for Documentary Studies. Spring 2008 Show
One of the nuns from my radio piece. Sister Mary Emmanuel Masson, 91 years old, rides her exercise bike for "five minutes every day."
posted by Jessica at 4:34 PM
Saturday, May 03, 2008
One of the nuns from my radio piece. Sister Mary Emmanuel Masson, 91 years old, rides her exercise bike for "five minutes every day."
About Me
- Name: Jessica
- Location: Boston, MA, United States
I graduated with a BA from Barnard College, Columbia University in May of 2003. Instead of taking the LSATs, I applied for a Fulbright scholarship and PhD programs in Latin American History. To make a long story short, I received a Fulbright to continue my oral history project on the Jewish Community of El Salvador. Funded for approximately 10 months, I will be one of three Fulbright scholars in El Salvador in 2005-2006. In January 2008, I received my M.A. in Latin American History with an interest in Central American Religious minorities, specifically Jews, Palestinian Christians, and Mormons. Taking a break from doctoral studies, I decided to do an intensive course in radio documentary at the Salt Institute for Documentary Studies in Portland, Maine. Since 2008, I have worked as a producer on WBUR's Radio Boston program. I continue to do freelance radio work for outlets such as the BBC, PRI, and NPR.
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