Marina Henke
Managing Producer, Outside/InMarina Henke is the managing producer for Outside/In. Her reporting includes exploring the impact of cruise ships on local economies, charting a controversial burro rescue, and the saga of brick salvaging in the wake of a devastating tornado. Before NHPR, she worked at Pineapple Street Studios and helped launch Trevor Noah’s podcast What Now?
Originally from St. Louis, Marina earned her undergraduate degree from Bowdoin College and is a graduate of the Salt Institute for Documentary Studies. She lives in Portland, Maine.
Marina can be reached at mhenke@nhpr.org.
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Distracting yourself after a breakup isn't always a bad thing. -
An apple's journey from orchard to store is long, winding, and full of opportunities to get mixed up with fruit from another tree. -
A field trip, a play, and a producer’s case against outdoor dining. -
Even our phone's weather apps are prone to human error. -
We live in a chronically overlit world. But this self-described “light-waste grump” thinks there’s hope. -
Dead whales, loud highways, and red headlamps. Why answer boring questions when you can answer weird ones? -
To figure out when headlamps started to have red lights, you have to know when humans started to use headlamps. -
Only about 1% of Americans consume raw milk on a weekly basis, but that number is growing. What's the appeal? Is it the superfood they claim? Or something to avoid at all costs? -
What do bachelor albatrosses, lesbian polar bears and albino squirrels have in common? Um… they’re all mentioned in this episode. -
For some birds, warmer weather is bringing marital problems.
