Julie Carli

Freelance producer

Julie Carli is a freelance producer, originally from Corona, CA. She has worked on long-form series at Gimlet Media, Crooked Media, and NPR. Julie’s two cats strongly influence her work...mostly because she has to hide from their incessant meowing for attention.

Julie Carli on KCRW

With rising heat, deadly drought, and erratic storms, the desert tortoise needs your help.

In Our Backyard No. 6 (bonus): Warning! This is your Tortoise Service Announcement

With rising heat, deadly drought, and erratic storms, the desert tortoise needs your help.

from To the Point

California deserts are unique in the world, but heat and drought threaten plants and animals with extinction.

In Our Backyard No. 6: Life in the desert demands resilience, especially when lightning strikes

California deserts are unique in the world, but heat and drought threaten plants and animals with extinction.

from To the Point

Scientists say that all 800 miles of California beaches may disappear in the next 80 years because of sea level rise caused by climate change.

In Our Backyard No. 5: Sea level rise means life on California’s beaches is ending up on the rocks

Scientists say that all 800 miles of California beaches may disappear in the next 80 years because of sea level rise caused by climate change.

from To the Point

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