Founding producer at Gimlet Media. Senior Producer at The New York Times, where she co-created Day X and Animal and led international coverage for The Daily. Now producing and editing independently in Berlin.
Led international coverage for the world's most-downloaded news podcast.
Narrative storytelling about the moment everything went wrong.
An investigation into organized crime in Providence, Rhode Island.
Kaitlin Roberts is an audio producer and writer based in Berlin. She spent a decade inside American podcast journalism, from Gimlet's earliest days to The New York Times, making work that ranged from investigative series on far-right extremism in the German military to a show about what we owe the animals we share the planet with.
Her essays and fiction are about memory, objects, and the places where the ordinary gets strange. Check them out over there →
She was a Fulbright Scholar in Berlin and has received the RIAS, Gerald Loeb, and Gracie Awards. She is open to new projects. Get in touch.
Essays and fiction on memory, objects, and the uncanny. Published in Narrative, New Ohio Review, Hobart, ASAP Journal, Traffic East, and others.
Selected WorkTwenty Blocks
Birds, books, boxes, and other objects that arrive uninvited with a piece of the puzzle. Dispatches from Berlin.
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