India Witkin

I produced five episodes of SONY's weekly history series highlighting under represented people in history. I booked guests, interviewed them, and wrote the episodes. The one linked below was chosen as Spotify's "Episodes You Don't Want to Miss" list. 

I associate produced the series investigating international adoption, from the point of view of a Guatemalan, indigenous adoptee, Diego, and his American documentary filmmaker, Laurie. 

I associate produced this series, examining the controversial figure, Don King.   

I associate produced this series, investigating the truth behind a Miami drug smuggler's Picasso ceramic, allegedly gifted to Hemingway from Picasso and stolen during the Cuban Revolution. 

While at Vespucci, I discovered the journalist and story behind the audio project, "Joy Boy."

Narrated by Steve Buscemi, this is the story of Gosnell Duncan and his many dicks. After being handicapped in a work-related accident, Caribbean-born Gosnell was paralyzed from the waist down. A life-long lothario and passionate husband, Gosnell used his engineering knowledge to craft a new invention: the world’s first silicone dildo.

While at Vespucci, I discovered the journalist and story behind the audio project, "The Battle of Bamber Bridge."

1943. While World War II rages, a different kind of battle takes over a British village in Lancashire where US troops are stationed. Throughout their service, Black American troops had faced daily bigotry and racism from their own countrymen. One night, the tension erupts into violence and the sleepy, unremarkable village of Bamber Bridge becomes a battleground between two Americas.