Trolls threatened this Bellingham sex educator. She responded with empathy.
Three years ago, Jenn Mason suddenly found herself in the eye of a political storm after landing on the radar of conservative media outlets.
Public health comics are a “huge hit” for King County.
Meredith Li-Vollmer saw an opportunity to reach more people by making the county’s health information more entertaining and fun — as comic books.
How to get what you want without using cash.
Barterers share real-world tips on how to get a fair deal — and how to bring up the possibility of trading with others.
Podcasts
Norris has worked on these podcasts:
- Life Kit (NPR, 2023-2024)
- Battle Tactics For Your Sexist Workplace (Independent, 2021-2022)
- Suspect (Season 1, Wondery & Campside Media, 2021)
- Finding Fixes (InvestigateWest, 2018-2019)
What Management Says About Kyle
Kyle Norris is the real deal. I’ve heard a lot of voices in my 25 years in public radio. None is warmer, more expressive or more natural than Kyle’s…from government officials to kids in an art class, Kyle connects with the people he talks to, and that’s a gateway for the audience to connect as well.
Sara Sarasohn, Former NPR Arts & Culture Editor
Kyle was instrumental in the success of the series Suspect…deftly extracting reflections from interviewees that proved crucial tape in the series. In doing all this, he showed extreme sensitivity with vulnerable interviewees. I would absolutely recommend Kyle as a producer.
David Waters, “Suspect” Executive Producer
Kyle Norris is a dream to work with.
Jeannie Yandel, KUOW Editor
Kyle is a warm, welcomed presence in audio. He brings the utmost care and compassion to each interview. Kyle’s writing always has a whimsical touch, which makes him sound like a friend you want to get to know. Listening to his work is a joy.”
Meghan Keane, Supervising Editor at Life Kit
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