Frani Halperin - Profile and Journalist Details
Find journalists that align with your industry, location and vision. Unlock Frani Halperin's full journalist profile, including location, coverage topics, current employer, biography and preferences. Sign up today and start building journalist relationships that fuel your startup's growth.
Get connected with journalists today
Frani Halperin
Verified
Executive Producer, H2ORadio
Denver, Colorado
Beats
Biography
Frani's interest in water and the environment started when she was a Girl Scout in Southern California. Someone’s father, who was less enthusiastic about cookie sales and sewing and more driven to make outdoorswomen of the young ladies, led the troop to acquire a reverence for the natural world, which she holds to this day. Frani chose to get a degree in landscape architecture (at the University of California, Berkeley) with the hope of developing open space plans, but also to design urban places that would be more green and on a human scale. Ultimately, she expanded her design repertoire to print—and eventually digital—media, and her devotion to the environment only strengthened. In 2013, she merged her design skills and passion for the natural world with an affection for radio and the result was H2O Radio, which she founded with Jamie Sudler. “Being able to produce stories that engage and inform about water issues, in addition to being able to stoke my creativity as a storyteller, is my ultimate dream come true."
astrology
Content
By Frani Halperin, Jamie Sudler| H2ORadio@ Highlights from the Week's News This Week in Water™ airs on community and public radio stations nationwide and is available on podcast networks. Want environmental news delivered to your inbox? Sign up for our newsletter. Flight through Tropical Storm Idalia on NOAA WP-3D Orion N43RF Miss Piggy on August 28, 2023.
By Frani Halperin, Jamie Sudler| H2ORadio@ Trump Actions and Statements on California Water Dismay State ExpertsLast week, President Trump made statements and took actions regarding California’s water that dismayed state officials and experts. First, on Sunday, January 26, the new president released an order (dated two days earlier) that directed federal authorities to maximize “water deliveries” in the state and override what he called disastrous policies of California officials, some of which were meant to preserve wildlife.
By Frani Halperin, Jamie Sudler| H2ORadio@ Why Using Seawater to Put Out the Fires Was Not an OptionFires in the Los Angeles area continued Sunday, January 12, having already killed 16 people and destroyed thousands of homes, businesses, and structures. It is uncertain when the nightmare will be over. The weather forecast is for winds and low humidity, and the National Weather Service has issued a red flag warning through Wednesday, meaning that conditions could lead to extreme fire in the country’s largest county by population.
Company Info
H2ORadio
H2O Radio produces journalism in the public interest that generates conversations about local, regional, and global water issues; educates about water efficiency and water quality protection; and inspires audiences to engage around sustainable solutions.
Colorado, Denver, United States
Founded: 2013