Audience Engagement Producer
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 3
- Latest publication
- Aug 28, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Nhpr
- Top 500K sites
- Earliest in this view
- Jul 6, 2026
Latest articles
Alicia Sanyal (opens the original)
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Alicia joined NHPR as an Audience Engagement Producer in 2026. In that role, she helps to share our journalism, podcasts and programming across social and digital platforms — and helps to ensure that community voices are reflected in NHPR's coverage. She also assists with the NHPR Books newsletter. Alicia previously served as an NHPR Audience Team Intern in 2025. You can reach her at asanyal@nhpr.org.
Elena Eberwein (opens the original)
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I'm a multimedia journalist and video producer who loves to innovate on digital platforms. My primary goal is to transform NHPR reporting for visual platforms and create social-first video series for a New Hampshire-based audience. Before coming to NHPR, I worked at NPR and GBH News producing vertical videos and social media content. I have my master's in journalism from Emerson College. Fun fact: I was a flight attendant before I became a journalist.
Gia Orsino (opens the original)
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Gia Orsino is part of NHPR's audience engagement team, serving as the lead voice of our daily newsletter, The Rundown. She also contributes to our digital and social storytelling efforts across platforms. She previously worked at Boston Globe Media, where she was part of the team behind The B-Side, a hyperlocal newsletter for young Bostonians. She also spent time as an intern and associate producer for Boston Public Radio at GBH.
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