Award-winning journalist Jocelyn Frank is a sought-after expert in podcast production, project management and interactive art experiences. She is the producer for Slate's Political Gabfest, The Whistlestop Podcast with John Dickerson and CBS's Face the Nation Diary. Other clients include BBC R4, NPR, The Guardian, Marketplace, Latino USA, International Reporting Project, 20k, The Center for Investigative Reporting, Midroll and Smithsonian.
Frank has been a featured speaker at MIT, University of Michigan, University of Maryland, Megapolis, Women and Journalism Symposium, and the Washington Project for the Arts.
Voices of Health, interactive audio portraits of DC residents living with HIV, was recently selected to join the permanent Washingtonia Collection in Washington DC.
Jocelyn Frank is the managing facilitator for the DC Listening Lounge (DCLL), an audio arts collective that meets monthly (since 2003) to listen, facilitate workshops and audio field trips and present Sound Scene- an all-ages interactive audio art installation now in its 11th year. Sound Scene 2016, the first held to be held at the Smithsonian Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, broke attendance records for the museum and has since nearly doubled in size.
Jocelyn is available for speaking engagements, trainings, and workshops and is excited about collaborations in multi-sensory creative concepts. To set up a consultation please click here.
To explore Jocelyn's projects and partnerships in more detail, please click on the MORE tab (located above and to the right) to select from the drop down menu.
Frank has been a featured speaker at MIT, University of Michigan, University of Maryland, Megapolis, Women and Journalism Symposium, and the Washington Project for the Arts.
Voices of Health, interactive audio portraits of DC residents living with HIV, was recently selected to join the permanent Washingtonia Collection in Washington DC.
Jocelyn Frank is the managing facilitator for the DC Listening Lounge (DCLL), an audio arts collective that meets monthly (since 2003) to listen, facilitate workshops and audio field trips and present Sound Scene- an all-ages interactive audio art installation now in its 11th year. Sound Scene 2016, the first held to be held at the Smithsonian Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, broke attendance records for the museum and has since nearly doubled in size.
Jocelyn is available for speaking engagements, trainings, and workshops and is excited about collaborations in multi-sensory creative concepts. To set up a consultation please click here.
To explore Jocelyn's projects and partnerships in more detail, please click on the MORE tab (located above and to the right) to select from the drop down menu.
