Inside The Home Offices Of KJZZ Reporters And Staff

By Sky Schaudt
Published: Sunday, April 5, 2020 - 10:16am
Updated: Wednesday, April 8, 2020 - 12:54pm

So many Arizonans are now working from home amid concerns about the spread of the coronavirus — and KJZZ is, too!

Over the past couple of weeks, KJZZ and the Rio Salado College Division of Public Service have been transitioning to a nearly all-remote staff. 

Our office space may have changed, but our mission hasn’t. Here's a look inside the home offices (and some new co-workers) that are churning out the news and information you need every day.

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  • KJZZ digital editor Tim Agne's kitchen-table setup.
    Tim Agne/KJZZ
  • Morning Edition producer Bridget Dowd's studio is now a closet.
    Bridget Dowd/KJZZ
  • Show producer Amanda Luberto with her co-worker, Jasper.
    Amanda Luberto/KJZZ
  • Mark Brodie's “closet studio” where he hosts The Show and record interviews.
    Mark Brodie/KJZZ
  • Development digital editor Trevor Huxham's work-from-home setup includes Lobo the dog.
    Trevor Huxham/KJZZ
  • Morning Edition producer Bridget Dowd's new co-workers.
    Bridget Dowd/KJZZ
  • SPORT 127 instructor Rick Fowler working from home with top-notch support from his new favorite co-worker.
    Rick Fowler/SPOT 127
  • The “on air” sign Mark Brodie's wife made so his kids know when it’s safe to come visit.
    Mark Brodie/KJZZ
  • KJZZ producer and host Tiara Vian's home office, including her dog Diego.
    Tiara Vian/KJZZ
  • KJZZ's Laurel Morales has been recording in her closet since 2010.
    Laurel Morales
  • Division of Public Service assistant Vicki Witt's home work station and her best bud, Rocket Dog.
    Vicki Witt/KJZZ
  • Katie Davis-Young's new co-worker sleeps a lot.
    Katie Davis-Young/KJZZ
  • Arizona Science Desk editor Kerry Fehr Snyder's home office.
    Kerry Fehr Snyder/KJZZ
  • Michel Marizco with his new favorite co-worker.
    Michel Marizco/KJZZ
  • Phil Meyer, Friends of Public Radio Arizona executive director, in his home office.
    Phil Meyer/KJZZ