Matt Ozug

Matt Ozug began his documentary radio work at Sound Portraits Productions in New York, where he produced and reported a wide variety of stories including "Parents at an Execution," which won a Thurgood Marshall for Death Penalty reporting. Matt was a founding member, Deputy Director, and Manager of the MobileBooth tour for StoryCorps, the Peabody-award winning oral history project. He received a B.A. in Social Anthropology from Harvard College and also studied at the Salt Institute for Documentary Studies, in Portland Maine. In 2006 he traveled to Cambodia as a fellow of the International Reporting Project at Johns Hopkins University.