Spooked

Snap Judgment Presents: Spooked
Spooked features true-life supernatural stories, told first-hand by people who can barely believe it happened themselves. Spooked challenges skeptics of the supernatural, daring listeners to confront the unknown. These stories demand listeners question their own map of reality.
Be afraid.
Listen to Spooked on Luminary
All of the newest episodes of Spooked are now available on Luminary.
Share your Story
Have a terrifying tale to tell? Email your story to spooked@snapjudgment.org
The Spooked Team

Glynn Washington
Host
Before creating the Snap Judgment radio show, Glynn worked as an educator, diplomat, community activist, actor, political strategist, fist-shaker, mountain-hollerer, and foot stomper.
Glynn composed music for the Kunst Stoff dance performances in San Francisco, rocked live spoken word poetry in Detroit, joined a band in Indonesia, wrote several screenplays, painted a daring series of self portraits, released a blues album, and thinks his stories are best served with cocktails.

Mark Ristich
Executive Producer
Mark Ristich founded Snap Judgment with Glynn. Mark records, writes, edits and produces for Snap Judgment and has no other interests.

Eliza Smith
Lead Producer
Eliza Smith has been working in public radio for 15 years. She has been a reporter, a DJ, a radio playwright, and a producer. She is the lead producer of Spooked.

Leon Morimoto
Sound Designer

Chris Hambrick
Producer
Chris Hambrick is an Oakland-based media producer and wordsmith. She produces scary stories for Spooked, hosts The Tracklist on KGPC and the podcast White Rabbit Story Hour. She’s a contributor to KALW, KQED and facilitates for the national oral history project StoryCorps. Sometimes, if you’re lucky, you can catch her on the Mortified, LitCrawl or Moth stages.

Annie Nguyen
Producer
Before Spooked, Annie reported on political loopholes with City Bureau. At Invisible Institute, Annie worked on stories about police accountability as an investigative journalism fellow. She freelanced for a hot minute in Chicago and prior to that, Annie interned at WBEZ where she worked on Making Oprah and Nerdette. She also interned at MPR and WGBH. In her spare time, Annie eats boba flavored ice cream and reads magical realism books in the park, sometimes at the same time.

Renzo Gorrio
Sound Designer

Lauryn Newson
Sound Designer

Pat Mesiti-Miller
Sound Designer
Pat Mesiti-Miller produces that signature Snap Judgment sound. He is a phonetic fanatic, sonic sensationalist, and vinyl visionary. As a freelance Sound Engineer and artist, Pat has produced audio content for commercials, films, music records, and engineered a live comedy show for multiple seasons. Bringing the boom bap to snap, Pat produces and engineers with a beat. He heads his own hip hop production studio where he writes, records, and mixes original music. He makes beats, makes jokes, and makes a mean eggplant parmesan.

Teo Ducot
Graphic Artist
Teo is the graphic artist and video editor for Snap Judgment and Spooked. They were born and raised in San Diego to Filipinx immigrant parents. Teo traded palm trees for redwoods to receive a degree in Film & Digital Media at UC Santa Cruz. After college, Teo moved to Oakland where they worked as a bike mechanic and documentary filmmaker before landing at Snap.

Marisa Dodge
Digital Producer
Marisa is the Digital Producer for Snap Judgment and Spooked. She worked on the Digital Team at CBS Radio and has voiced dozens of commercials – selling you the likes of a grand slam breakfast, wholesale discounts, and blue jeans. When Marisa first moved to the Bay Area, she reported for The Pacifica Evening News at KPFA Radio. Marisa was on the Marketing Team at the San Francisco Chronicle, where she was the podcast promotion lead, and helped to produce over 80 events/year. She appreciated the institution’s photo and wine archives, equally. She was the Director of her college’s radio station, producing a weekly French music show called Le Meilleur Radio.

Zoë Ferrigno
Producer
Before joining the Spooked team, Zoë Ferrigno worked as an editor, freelance writer, and in the restaurant industry. She has a degree from the UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism, where she studied narrative writing and audio.
