Cristina QuinnCQ

Cristina Quinn

I'm a Boston-based journalist and producer but my jones to make radio started while living in Japan 2001-2004. I was asked to host a weekly program called, "Let's English!" for FM Aizu.It was my first taste of producing and since no one at the station spoke English, it was entirely up to me to decide how to format 15 minutes of civic news in English and make it my own. There was no turning back after that.Stateside I've worked as Weekend Edition news host at WGBH in Boston and was the station's first midday host.My reporting has taken me to prison, the virtual world, long election nights and, of course, bad snow storms. My stories have also aired on NPR and PRI's Innovation Hub.When I'm not reporting, I take part in elaborate dance parties and fort-making with my toddler daughter.
Almost Asian
Arts
‘Almost Asian’ is a hilarious look at dealing with adult-onset identity issues
Diabetes test
Health
‘Implicit bias’ may account for a glaring disparity in health care screening
Mohammad Sayed
Books
This teen is creating the first Afghan, wheelchair-bound superhero
A prompt to get an art therapy session started.
Conflict
A promising way to help vets, with poetry, painting, even latch hooking rugs
Music
Rapper Kohh shows a side of Japan that is often ignored
The “Journal of Visualized Experiments,” or JOVE, is used to ensure that experiments are able to be reproduced by other scientists.
Science
This new scientific journal is kind of like YouTube, but without the cats