Bodies Creators & Guests

Camila is a story editor and radio producer based in Bogotá, Colombia.

Hannah Harris Green is a reporter and audio producer. Currently, she is the Producer for the Marketplace podcasts "This Is Uncomfortable" and "Financially Inclined."Harris Green also produced the KCRW podcast "Bodies."

Elysabeth Alfano is a plant-based foods consultant and an investor. Currently, she is the CEO of VegTech Invest. She also consults through her company Plant Powered Consulting. She is a regular contributor to ESG Clarity, Vegconomist Magazine, Factset Insights, CAIA, and FinTechTV. She hosts the podcasts "Plantbased Business Hour" and "Upside & Impact: Investing for Change." Alfano began her career with the Kellogg Company, where she worked on Special K and Frosted Mini-Wheats.

KalaLea is an audio producer and reporter. Currently, she produces features for WNYC and the New Yorker Radio Hour, and hosts Season 2 of "Blindspot: Tulsa Burning." Before becoming a radio journalist, KalaLea was a digital producer.KalaLea received her Master’s degree in Multimedia Journalism from the City University of New York.

Sharon Mashihi is an audio artist, screenwriter, performer, and story editor. She is the creator and host of the podcast "Appearances."Mashihi's work has appeared on The Heart, Stranglers, Snap Judgment, and Unfictional. She has was an editor of "The Heart" podcast and of the CBC fictional podcast series, "The Shadows." She is co-writer of the 2017 feature film "The Ticket," and story editor of "Madeline’s Madeline."Mashihi received her B.F.A. in Film & TV from New York University.

Bethany Denton is the managing editor for Here Be Monsters Podcast.

Stephanie Foo is a writer, a radio producer and an editor. She was a producer at This American Life for five years, and helped create Snap Judgment. Her book about healing from Complex PTSD, "WHAT MY BONES KNOW," will be coming out in February 2022. Foo taught high school journalism after college but wanted to make radio. She started the music podcast "Stagedive."Foo was an intern and then a producer at "Snap Judgment," then moved to "This American Life." She has also contributed to Reply All and 99% Invisible.Foo launched her own podcast, "Pilot." She was also the project lead on the "This American Life" app called Shortcut. Her culture criticism focuses on diversity in media.

Caitlin H. Pierce is a freelance editor and audio producer. Previously, Pierce was a Senior Producer for Pitchfork, where she produced a weekly music show. Before that, she developed and produced the show "Hyper-Thetical" for Audible. She edited the New York Times podcast "The Argument" and The Barneys Podcast. She produced the series "What Were You Thinking?" and "Radio Rookies" for WNYC Radio.Pierce received her B.A. in Media Studies, Film/Video, and Sociocultural Anthropology, with a Minor in Spanish from Pitzer College.

Nico Gonzalez Wisler is a teacher and former independent radio producer. Currently, they teach middle school.Previously, Wisler worked on the kids team at APM. They have also produced for the KCRW show "Bodies," the WHYY show "The Pulse," and the PRI show "The World." They hosted the podcast "Queer the Table."Formerly, Nico hosted Heritage Radio Network’s Queer the Table, a podcast about LGBTQ+ identity and food. They have also produced for KCRW’s Bodies, WHYY’s The Pulse, and PRI’s The World.

Lisa Hendrickson-Jack is a Certified Fertility Awareness Educator, Holistic Reproductive Health Practitioner, author of The Fifth Vital Sign: Master Your Cycles & Optimize Your Fertility and host of Fertility Friday Radio Podcast.

Mira Burt Wintonick is a radio and film producer.

Hannis Brown is a composer and sound designer. He contributes original scoring to several WNYC podcasts, including "Death, Sex & Money" and "The Anthropocene Reviewed."Brown produced New York Public Radio’s channel Q2 Music and co-produced the show "Meet the Composer."Brown has released two full-length rock albums and dozens of film and commercial scores.Brown received his B.A. in Music from Northern Arizona University and his M.A. in Composition from New York University.