Raised in the Colorado Rockies, Catherine de Medici Jaffee (Cat) is a storytelling, cliff-hucking, beekeeper, and audio producer. Cat focuses on making storytelling more accessible to under-represented communities.

Working with Cat Jaffee and House of Pod has been an incredible experience. From crafting the core idea of the show to coordinating every single piece of the production — the art, music, recordings, sound treatments, interviews, team trainings, translations, scripts, fact-checking, distribution, promotion, and beyond— this team truly does ...

2023年7月26日 · Catherine (Cat) Jaffee is an audio producer and the founder of House of Pod, where she has guided more than 75 podcast series into existence. She also wrote and directed Guardians of the River, a...

2022年3月16日 · Catherine (Cat) Jaffee is an audio producer, a writer, and the founder of House of Pod, a recording studio and production company in Denver, as well as AMPED a non-profit that elevates marginalized voices in media.

2022年2月9日 · “My friends joke that my life sounds like a game of Mad Libs,” says Cat Jaffee ’08. “‘Honey hunter in eastern Turkey’ and ‘podcaster in rural Angola’ sound like made-up jobs.” But Jaffee has been both, as well as a rural-development business owner, a Fulbright scholar, a communications director, and a National Geographic ...

2019年10月12日 · Catherine (Cat) Jaffee is an audio producer and educator. Originally from Colorado, Cat has worked as a producer, researcher, Fulbright scholar, honey tour guide, and National Geographic Explorer in Turkey and the South Caucasus for the last decade.

Catherine (Cat) Jaffee is an audio producer and the founder of House of Pod, where she has shepherded over 50 podcast series into existence and produced over 1,000 podcast episodes for productions like Radiolab, Outside, National Geographic Society, PRX, PBS, Gimlet, SAPIENS Magazine, and the Denver Museum of Nature and Science.

‘Back to the Water’ is a podcast produced by Sea Change Project, written and produced by Cat Jaffee and co-hosted by ‘My Octopus Teacher’ director Pippa Ehrlich and acclaimed musician Zolani Mahola, also known as The One Who Sings.

2023年3月27日 · Curious about the science behind being self-supported in an ultra-endurance bikepacking event and what it means to be truly alone? Radiolab producers Cat Jaffee and Rachael Cusick explore the subject as it relates to Cat’s battle with cancer and Lael Wilcox’s disqualified ITT on the Arizona Trail last year. Listen here…