In Los Angeles County, one in five children are overweight or obese. Some of these children live in low-income areas where convenient access to fresh and affordable healthy food isn't nearly as readily available as fast food chains and liquor stores carrying sugary snacks and drinks. These areas are known as food deserts. In this story I explore the different initiatives community organizations and small business owners are taking to improve the neighborhood's access to healthy food and build the foundation for future food security.

Seeds of Security: Tilling the Food Desert Landscape

Nicole Edenedo is a multi-talented journalist who delivers intelligent, creative storytelling through her smooth, confident voice that has a proven track record of resonating with listeners. She is currently a news anchor at WGMD 92.7 in Rehoboth Beach, Del. and is looking to expand her media career as a voice actor. Email her at info.nicolemmj@gmail.com if you'd like to book her for your next voice over project. Nicole is willing to travel and has her own audio equipment and editing software. 

Voice Over Reel Jan. 2016

News report on motivations of college students pursuing careers in healthcare field. One day I hope to be on NPR! 

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UCLA Study Reveals New College Graduate Trends

Interviews and script voice over recorded as a broadcast style news segment for CSUN's Journalism 315 class. 

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