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• How Historical Novels Can Help Us Remember (2023), On the Media (WNYC)
  Why we're in a golden age of historical fiction, and how novels can expand our records of the past.
   

• Unlearning 'White Jesus,' (2020) On the Media (WNYC)
  How Jesus became white in the American mind, and the historical, theological, and psychological consequences.
   

• God Bless (2020), On the Media (WNYC)
  An interrogation of how religious the "religious right" really are; the persistent allure of (false) persecution narratives in Christianity, from the early church to Trump; and an examination of the overlooked religious left. 
   

• Surviving the AIDS Crisis as a Gay Catholic (2019), Plague: Untold Stories of AIDS and the Catholic Church. A six-episode podcast series hosted by reporter Michael O'Loughlin, unpacking the complex role of the Catholic Church in the AIDS epidemic. The series won awards from the National LGBTQ Journalists Association and the Religion News Association. It was also featured in The New York Times and NPR's Weekend Edition.

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