Stephanie Brown is a producer for WBUR's agile production team.
She first came to WBUR as a producer for the station's Radio Boston program.
Previously, she was a journalist and documentary podcast producer for the Boston Globe, Hello Sunshine and VICE News. At VICE News, Steph produced the award-winning weekly show VICE News Reports and the eight-part series "AUTHENTIC: The Story of Tablo," a limited run series about music, internet and fandom.
She also hosted reported pieces on social media. Steph studied religion and global health at Dartmouth College.
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Why Mass. is a hub for autonomous drone technology
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A graduating Tufts student on his journey from prison to commencement
David Delvalle began studying through the Tufts University Prison Initiative nearly a decade ago while in prison. This weekend, the 32-year-old will graduate with his bachelor's degree in civic studies...
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At Mass General Brigham, the largest hospital system in Massachusetts, about 3,000 providers use AI scribes regularly.
How factory-made housing is faring in Massachusetts
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The fiction podcast tells the story of 12-year-old Joule Watts-Green, who accidentally steps through her mom's time machine into an unrecognizable Boston, where floods and storms have destroyed the city....
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