Justine Paradis

Portfolio

• When protest is a crime  ▸  a two-part series on the changing landscape of environmental protest in the United States, from Standing Rock to Cop City. Outside/In from New Hampshire Public Radio, 2023.
• Cold tits, warm hearts  ▸  a non-narrated immersive journey into the icy Maine ocean. Outside/In from New Hampshire Public Radio, 2022. Featured on Here & Now and Outside magazine's podcast in 2023.
• Is climate journalism experiencing its own Great Resignation?  ▸  In a changing world, perhaps journalism should change too. Outside/In from New Hampshire Public Radio, 2022.
• The Olive and the Pine  ▸  the politicization of trees in Israel/Palestine. Outside/In from New Hampshire Public Radio, 2020.
• Open Worlds  ▸  how landscape is constructed in Skyrim, an iconic video game. Outside/In from New Hampshire Public Radio, 2020.
• Now I am an Axolotl  ▸  the eco-social experiment to save the Mexican salamander in the wild. Outside/In from New Hampshire Public Radio, 2018.

Awards

• On Air Fest Offical Select (2023), Finalist for Third Coast International Audio Festival for Best Documentary: Short, and First Place for Best Use of Audio or Podcast from the New Hampshire Press Association for Cold tits, warm hearts: the cold water dippers of Maine, 2023.
• PMJA Narrative/Produced Podcast (First Place) for Windfall, 2021.
• PMJA Long Documentary (First Place) for The Olive and the Pine, 2020.
• Regional Edward R. Murrow for Best News Documentary, Massachusetts vs. EPA, 2020.
• • Regional Edward R. Murrow Award and Hearken's Champion of Curiosity Award, You Asked, We Answered: Where Can a Black Woman Get Her Hair Done in New Hampshire?, with Courtney Marshall, 2018.

  Selected Reporting and Production Work

  • The ocean is a place of queer possibility  ▸  a conversation with science writer Sabrina Imbler. Outside/In, New Hampshire Public Radio, 2023.
  • A postcard from the final days at Bow Fieldhouse  ▸  a non-narrated reflection on third spaces, women's soccer, motherhood, and Dobbs. New Hampshire Public Radio, 2023.
  • A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Quorum  ▸  contributed reporting to a story on democracy + public education in a tiny town in New Hampshire. This American Life, 2022.
  • How to build a solar-powered website  ▸  with Kris De Decker, the founder of Low-tech Magazine. Outside/In from New Hampshire Public Radio, 2022.
  • Dispatches from the New American Shore  ▸  a conversation with Elizabeth Rush about sea level rise. Outside/In from New Hampshire Public Radio, 2022.
  • The Do-Nothing Farmer  ▸  a two part series on the farming and philosophy of Masanobu Fukuoka. Outside/In from New Hampshire Public Radio, 2022.
  • Windfall  ▸  a five part series on the birth of the American offshore wind industry. Outside/In from New Hampshire Public Radio, 2021.
  • The Sand Protocol  ▸  Outside/In from New Hampshire Public Radio, 2021.
  • I Would Prefer Not To  ▸  a conversation with artist and writer Jenny Odell. Outside/In from New Hampshire Public Radio, 2021.
  • Americans are Moving to Escape Climate Impacts. Towns Expect More to Come.  ▸  NPR with Annie Ropeik (adaptation of Climate Migration), 2021.
  • Climate Migration  ▸  Outside/In from New Hampshire Public Radio, 2020.
  • Swimming Lessons  ▸  A cultural geography of swimming in America, and a personal essay on learning to swim as an adult. Outside/In from New Hampshire Public Radio, 2019.
  • The Real Witches of New Hampshire  ▸  A three-part series on witchcraft in New England, beyond Salem. The Second Greatest Show on Earth from New Hampshire Public Radio in collaboration with New Hampshire Humanities, 2019.
  • Leo Rising  ▸  the queerness of astrology. Outside/In from New Hampshire Public Radio, 2020.
  • Where the Lilacs Grow  ▸  Here begins the story of a flower, and of hubris. New Hampshire Public Radio, 2019.
  • An Idle Mind  ▸  part of a series on incarceration in New Hampshire, 2019.
  • Who Are You Wearing  ▸  The importance of clothes during a gender transition. New Hampshire Public Radio, 2019.
  • A Good Haircut is Hard to Find  ▸  Why is it so hard for Black women to get their hair done in New Hampshire? New Hampshire Public Radio, 2018.
  • What's the Story Behind that Mysterious Gravestone in New Boston?  ▸  A mother corrects the record about her daughter's murder... by setting it in stone. New Hampshire Public Radio, 2018.
  • Your Tax Return, Yourself  ▸  When a rockstar got audited, things got existenial. Millennial podcast, 2017.
  
  

  Selected Editing Work

  • The Oatly Chronicles  ▸  produced by Katz Laszlo for The Europeans podcast, 2023.
  • In Pittsburgh  ▸  produced by Susan Peterson for Outside/In from New Hampshire Public Radio, 2021.
  • The Acorn: An Ohlone Love Story  ▸  produced by Michelle Macklem, Zoe Tennant, Louis Trevino, and Vincent Medina for Outside/In from New Hampshire Public Radio, 2021.
  • Thin Green Line  ▸  produced by Taylor Quimby for Outside/In from New Hampshire Public Radio, 2021.
  • Darién Gap  ▸  produced by Sam Evans-Brown Outside/In from New Hampshire Public Radio, 2020.
  • Massachusetts v EPA  ▸  produced by Sam Evans-Brown Outside/In from New Hampshire Public Radio, 2020.
  
  

  Press and Presentations

  "The Oatly Chronicles" (2023) selected as "Best podcast of the week" in The Guardian.
  "Climate and the Commons," presentation at MIRP in Leuven, Belgium, 2023.
  • Syzygy  ▸  on Science Diction from Science Friday, 2021.
  • Interview  ▸  with Tink Media, 2020.
  • Your Tax Return, Yourself ▸  Millennial, 2017, recommended in The New York Times.
  • Points Unknown  ▸  Love + Radio, 2015, noted in the The Guardian.
  • Patrick Paradis: A Glimpse of Old Nantucket  ▸  2014.
  
  

  Past (2016 and earlier)

  • Nantucket's Our Island Home May Lose Its View But Gain a Building  ▸  WCAI, 2016.
  • A Life Remembered: Tuckernuck's Most Devoted Guardian  ▸  WCAI, 2015.
  • Deathmasters Come to Nantucket  ▸  WCAI, 2014.
  • The Mysterious Man Behind Nantucket's Mushrooms  ▸  N Magazine, 2014.