I love turning complex issues into engaging stories, especially when they’re about science and the environment. Let me show you how!
What I offer
Radio and Podcasts
I produce narrative audio for radio shows and podcasts, including reports, features and series, in German or English. I edit, produce and master audio, and do tape-syncs as a recordist in Berlin.
Expertise in Plastic Pollution
I have been working on the issue of plastic pollution and its impacts for the past decade, and offer articles, podcasts, fact-checks, consulting and talks in German and English.
Media Workshops
Book one of my workshops on science communication, podcasting or storytelling (German or English) or let me produce an individual concept for you and your team.
New projects
Medienresilienz – Glück in der digitalen Welt
Buch-Besprechung bei Breitband im Deutschlandfunk Kultur
„Die Sehnsucht nach dem nächstem Klick“, so heißt das neue Buch der Medienforscherin Sabria David. Die Autorin beleuchtet darin die psychologischen und gesellschaftlichen Seiten des digitalen Wandels. Ich habe das Buch gelesen und für die Sendung Breitband rezensiert.
Talk at webinar series #microplastinar
How reliable are infographics and the figures and facts we find online? What are the current dynamics of the media landscape? And how could they become more sustainable? These are some of the questions I covered in a talk on plastics in the media for the Limnoplast webinar.
Podcast on Soil Ecology
Our podcast Life in the Soil brings you the insights and voices of some of the world’s best soil scientists. Learn about soil biodiversity, why it matters, and how we can protect it. The series is a collaboration with the Rillig Lab, funded through the BiodivERsA project Digging Deeper.
Praise for Plastisphere
The independent podcast on plastics, people, and the planet
“I’ve been waiting for a podcast to come around that takes an in-depth look at the complex world of plastic, and this is it!”

Garth Covernton
PhD student at the University of Victoria, Canada
“Excellent, curious and fact-filled and full of equal parts wonder and horror in a new world of our making.”

Meera Subramanian
Science writer
“An amazingly smart podcast”

Deborah Blum
Director, Knight Science Journalism Program at MIT