As an award-winning media maker with an ear for a great story, Ahri Golden creates living stories through radio, photography + music.
She has worked at the convergence of sound and story for the past 20 years, beginning with work for NPR, Public Radio International, Slate, and Salon. Ahri co-created Shades of Gray, a public radio documentary about the many sides of the abortion debate, which won The Golden Reel Award for Best National Radio Documentary, and co-created Birth and Born, public radio documentaries about perceptions of birth and postpartum in the US. In parallel, she co-created The Birth Tour, a story listening and sharing experience about birth nationwide.
She has worked at the convergence of sound and story for the past 20 years, beginning with work for NPR, Public Radio International, Slate, and Salon. Ahri co-created Shades of Gray, a public radio documentary about the many sides of the abortion debate, which won The Golden Reel Award for Best National Radio Documentary, and co-created Birth and Born, public radio documentaries about perceptions of birth and postpartum in the US. In parallel, she co-created The Birth Tour, a story listening and sharing experience about birth nationwide.
Her most recent "new genre" media work, A Mother's Lens, integrates lyricism + radio + photography to reflect on the culture shift of our times. The series is distributed nationwide on NPR’s 51%. Ahri’s debut album Delve earned awards for Best Jazz Song from The Hollywood Songwriting Contest.
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Ahri makes independent creative work alongside her role as Head of Media and Special Projects with Retellable, a storytelling company.
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