Justine Paradis
Producer/Reporter, Outside/InJustine Paradis is a producer and reporter for NHPR's Creative Production Unit, most oftenOutside/In. Before NHPR, she produced Millennial podcast from Radiotopia, contributed to podcasts including Love + Radio, and reported for WCAI & WGBH from her hometown of Nantucket island.
Before making radio, she ran a mobile wood-fired pizza oven, tended gardens, and sailed the ocean blue.
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Decades before the first certified organic tomato, a farmer in southern Japan devoted his life to finding a different way of farming. -
Are there people doing interesting things in agroforestry in New England?
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Every other Friday on Morning Edition, the Outside/In team answers a question from a listener about the natural world. This week, Maisie from Newport, VT asks: "A friend of mine recently had a bowl of ramen, and a lot of wasps swarmed into it and then died... what poisoned the wasps?"
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Planting a tree often becomes almost a metaphor for doing a good deed. But such an act is not always neutral. In some places, certain trees can become…
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The very first Outside/In book club, featuring a conversation with geologist and writer Lauret Savoy. Lauret Savoy considers fossil hunting and historical…
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While sand beaches comprise just over 30% of the world’s ice-free shorelines, the collective idea of the sand beach can sometimes cast a much bigger…
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Even in the quietest of times, sand beaches are defined by movement and change.“I think it's fair to say the beach is one of the most flexible or dynamic,…
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There are places on the map where the roads end. The Darién Gap, or el Tapon del Darién, is one of them.Plus, how maps change the world.This episode first…
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The Bengal cat is an attempt to preserve the image of a leopard in the body of a house cat: using a wild animal’s genes to get the appearance, while…
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A lot of us may feel like our time and attention is not our own, and can easily disappear into the ether of work and the internet. But rather than merely…
