Snap Judgment Creators & Guests

Glynn Washington is the host and executive producer of Snap Judgment, the radio, podcast, stage, television show distributed by WNYC.

Jazmin Aguilera is a producer and co-host of The Cut podcast.

Erick Yáñez is a multimedia producer and storyteller. He co-founded and produces the horror fiction podcast Psicofonías. Currently, he is a podcast producer for Himalaya Latinoamérica.Previously, Yáñez worked at a college radio station. He has written about the Mexican podcast industry for Podcastero/as.

Zak Rosen is a creator and host of the Best Advice podcast.

Eliza Smith has been working in public radio for 15 years. She has been a reporter, a DJ, a radio playwright, and a producer. She is the lead producer of Spooked.

Cristal Duhaime is a Producer of the Love Me podcast.

Parker Yesko is a journalist. Currently, she is a criminal justice reporter for Condé Nast, where she works on The New Yorker's "In the Dark" podcast.Previously, Yesko was a reporter for APM Reports. Her work has appeared on "Morning Edition," "Weekend All Things Considered," NPR's "Embedded," PRI's "The World," "Snap Judgment," "Harper's," and "The Guardian." Before moving into radio, Yesko reported for the San Francisco Examiner.

Liam O’Donoghue is a journalist whose work focuses on the history of Oakland. He writes a monthly feature about the East Bay for SF Gate. He is the host and producer of the "East Bay Yesterday" podcast.O'Donoghue's work has appeared in KQED, Oaklandside, Berkeleyside, Mother Jones, Salon, East Bay Express, 99% Invisible, The Kitchen Sisters, and Snap Judgement.

Peter Frick-Wright is a writer and radio maker. He has reported from Bosnia, Burma and Burundi. Peter also co-hosts the Outside Podcast.

Teresa Cotsirilos is a reporter and producer. Currently, she is a senior producer at WorldAffairs, a global politics show co-produced by World Affairs with KQED.Previously, Cotsirilos was a reporter for KALW, where she covered public health and climate equity in the Bay Area’s immigrant communities. Before that, she was a reporter and occasional host at KYUK, where she covered public safety and climate change in Western Alaska’s indigenous communities.Cotsirilos's work has appeared in The New York Times, Reveal, NPR, Snap Judgment, The California Report Magazine, and The World.Cotsilrilos graduated from The University of California at Berkeley’s Graduate School of Journalism.

Adizah Eghan is an audio producer and editor. Currently, she is an Executive Producer for VICE Audio.Previously, Eghan was a producer for the New York Times podcast "The Daily," and before that, for the podcast "Snap Judgment."

Nikka Singh is a reporter and story producer at Snap Judgment.

Stephanie Foo is a writer, a radio producer and an editor. She was a producer at This American Life for five years, and helped create Snap Judgment. Her book about healing from Complex PTSD, "WHAT MY BONES KNOW," will be coming out in February 2022. Foo taught high school journalism after college but wanted to make radio. She started the music podcast "Stagedive."Foo was an intern and then a producer at "Snap Judgment," then moved to "This American Life." She has also contributed to Reply All and 99% Invisible.Foo launched her own podcast, "Pilot." She was also the project lead on the "This American Life" app called Shortcut. Her culture criticism focuses on diversity in media.

Anna Sussman is the managing editor at Snap Judgment Podcast.

Annie Nguyen is a producer of Snap Judgment Presents: Spooked podcast.

Ana Adlerstein is a journalist and human rights defender working on migration rights. She is a member of the Network on Humanitarian Action, an international academic network created to promote capacity building and foster engagement on humanitarian issues; and has worked with immigrant and refugee communities in the United States, Greece and Mexico. She has also reported on human rights and migration issues for the United States-based independent non-profit media organisation NPR and the Guardian.

Zoë Ferrigno is an editor and reporter. Currently, she is a producer for Snap Judgment and Snap Judgment Spooked.Ferrigno received her B.A. in English from the University of Washington and her M.A. in Journalism from the University of California Berkeley.

John Fecile is an audio producer, filmmaker, storyteller, and producer of Snap Judgment Podcast.