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Originally from San Diego with roots in Washington, Jean-Pierre found his path to public media after working in radio and arts programming. At NWPB, he draws on a decade of broadcasting experience to create meaningful connections with audiences and mentor the next generation. Outside of work, he enjoys tea shops, record hunting, cooking his abuela’s carne asada, and bookstore open mics.

Lauren Gallup is a reporter based in the south sound region. She often covers labor issues, but she’s really most drawn to the stories of her community.

Brian Vega is a 4th year student at the University of Idaho and a member of a multicultural fraternity. He covers North Idaho with a Latino community focus, sports and civics. He is a Voces intern working in NWPB's newsroom.

Though she was born in Florida and has lived all over the U.S., Jordan Eby has called Moscow her home for 20 years. She has been with Northwest Public Broadcasting for nearly 10 of those years, after receiving her Bachelor of Music from The University of Idaho, starting out as a humble Classical Music Librarian. Her primary role at the station is Traffic Coordinator, although she has been known to write and perform the occasional jingle on the NWPB airwaves.

Working primarily with Leadership Circle members of the station, Sarah connects the community with Northwest Public Broadcasting’s services and initiatives. A graduate of Washington State University’s Edward R. Murrow College of Communication, Sarah “found her way back home” to WSU after working as a librarian in public and corporate settings. She is a recipient of the Washington State University Foundation’s Outstanding Service Award and the Washington State University Alumni Association’s Cougar Pride Award.

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