Outside/In is a show where curiosity and the natural world collide. 

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The Team

Taylor Quimby | PHOTO BY Zoë Mitchell

Taylor Quimby, NHPR’s Director of Podcasts

As Director of Podcasts, Taylor Quimby oversees and executes NHPR’s podcast strategy and serves as Executive Producer for its two weekly shows, Civics 101 and Outside/In. Prior to leading the Outside/In team, Taylor worked as a producer for Word of Mouth, hosted the Patient Zero podcast, and served as Senior Producer for the first season of NHPR’s hit true crime show, Bear Brook.

Over the years, he has also produced important stories about topics like MySpace, men’s underwear, and the zombie apocalypse. 

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Nate Hegyi

Nate Hegyi, Host & Senior Producer

As the host and senior producer of Outside/In, Nate loves stories that entertain, probe and leave you with more questions than answers — in a good way. He's traveled all over the country, from reporting on the hidden history of the world's first atomic bomb explosion in New Mexico to investigating a pair of shady competitive dogsledders in Alaska. Nate's work has aired on NPR, BBC, CBC and other outlets. Since becoming a public radio nerd nearly a decade ago, Nate has won multiple national awards for his reporting, including the 2020 Daniel Schorr Journalism Prize.

When he isn't in the field or hunched over his laptop, he likes hanging out with his three dogs and taking long trips to the Sonoran Desert with his wife, Christine.

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Marina Henke

Marina Henke, Managing Producer

Marina joined the Outside/In team in 2024. Her reporting spans the impact of cruise ships on local economies, controversial burro rescues, and brick salvaging in the wake of a tornado.. Before NHPR, she worked at Pineapple Street Studios and helped launch Trevor Noah’s podcast What Now?

Originally from St. Louis, Marina earned her undergraduate degree from Bowdoin College and is a graduate of the Salt Institute for Documentary Studies. She lives in Portland, Maine.

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Justine Paradis

Justine Paradis, Senior Producer

Justine Paradis is an award-winning audio producer and environment reporter. For Outside/In, her reporting includes a tale of music and mutual aid in Appalachia after the devastation of Hurricane Helene, the story of the real-life Oregon dunes which inspired Dune, and an exploration of the meaning of trees in Israel/Palestine. Her episode on cold water dipping in Maine was selected as an On Air Fest Official Select and Third Coast Festival finalist. She has contributed stories and reporting to Drilled, Imperfect Paradise, Threshold, The Europeans, and more. Her work has also been honored with PMJA, Edward R. Murrow, and Hearken awards.

She was born and raised on Nantucket island, Massachusetts, where she once studied the island's populations of daddy long-legs. Today, she lives in Maine.

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Felix Poon

Felix Poon, Producer

Felix Poon first came to NHPR in 2020 as an intern, producing episodes for Outside/In, Civics 101, and The Second Greatest Show on Earth. He went to work for Gimlet Media’s How to Save a Planet before returning in 2021 as a producer for Outside/In. Felix’s Outside/In episode “Ginkgo Love” was featured on Spotify's Best Podcasts of 2020.

He got his bachelors and masters degrees in sociology, with a certificate in Asian American studies, and a minor in Chinese. He’s an alumnus of the 2019 Transom Traveling Workshop in Detroit.

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Sam Evans-Brown, erstwhile founding host

Sam Evans-Brown | Photo by Samantha Searles

Sam Evans-Brown hosted Outside/In from its pilots in 2015 through the release of Windfall in 2021.

A man of contradictions, he grew up in New Hampshire but thinks Mt Katahdin is the prettiest summit in New England (“Come at me, bro!”).

While covering the environmental beat for NHPR, Sam’s reporting won him several awards, including the Overseas Press Club of America award for best environmental reporting in any medium, a national Edward R. Murrow award, and two regional Murrows as well. He was also a 2013 Steinbrenner Institute Environmental Media Fellow at Carnegie Mellon University.

He studied Politics and Spanish at Bates College, and before reporting was variously employed as a Spanish teacher, farmer, bicycle mechanic, ski coach, research assistant, a wilderness trip leader, and a technical supporter. He would have been crowned National Cross-country Ski Champion of Argentina, but was ineligible because he is not Argentinian.

Frankly he’s a little uncomfortable with all of this.

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