Julie Sabatier
Julie Sabatier is a podcast producer for Oregon Public Broadcasting.
Julie first joined OPB as a producer for "Think Out Loud" in 2008. She was also the creator and host of the public radio show and podcast "Rendered" until the show retired in 2015. Julie previously worked as the staff writer for Just Out, reported for Willamette Week, served as podcast producer for Bitch Magazine and produced stories for "The Splendid Table," NPR and "99% Invisible."
Julie graduated from Oberlin College with a bachelor's degree in English. She grew up in Baltimore, Maryland.
Latest Stories
‘OPB Politics Now’: An inside look at how OPB covers the Oregon Capitol
The OPB podcast team travels to Salem.
‘The Evergreen’: Behind the scenes at the Oregon State Capitol
We tagged along with OPB capitol reporter Dirk VanderHart for a day to see what’s going on behind the scenes of our state government.
‘The Evergreen’: ‘At Work With’ a cheesemaker, a garbage collector and an airport wildlife biologist
For our latest “At Work With” episode, we bring you along as we visit a queseria where Mexican cheese is made, hit the streets at dawn with a garbage collector and meet a biologist whose job it is to protect birds at the airport.
‘The Evergreen’: Vietnamese-Americans celebrate 50 years of living in the Pacific Northwest
This month marks 50 years since the end of the Vietnam War. It’s also the anniversary of many Vietnamese families arriving to start a new life in the Pacific Northwest.
‘The Evergreen’: For some Pacific Northwest artists, food and creativity are inseparable
Meet three Pacific Northwest artists whose creativity is inseparable from food.
REBROADCAST: Honoring Minoru Yasui, Oregonian who challenged curfew on Japanese Americans during WWII
We listen back to a conversation we first aired in 2015 with a niece of Minoru Yasui, who was posthumously awarded a Presidential Medal of Freedom by President Barack Obama for challenging a military curfew on Japanese Americans and their internment during WWII.
‘The Evergreen’: OPB journalists help us make sense of federal government changes
We take a tour of OPB’s newsroom and hear from reporters covering politics, climate, health, business and more about what federal policy changes mean for people in the Northwest.
‘The Evergreen’: Scientists want to use magnetic nanoparticles to ‘cook’ cancer cells
Scientists at Oregon State University and Oregon Health and Science University have teamed up to find new ways to treat endometriosis, ovarian cancer and other health conditions using nanoparticles and magnetic fields.
‘The Evergreen’: The quest for the quietest spot in Oregon
How can you find a place that is truly quiet? And what would that be like?
‘The Evergreen’: Portland-based photographer explores what it means to be butch
Photographer Esther Godoy credits the queer community she found in Portland with helping her embrace her butch identity and serving as the inspiration for her multimedia project called “Butch Is Not A Dirty Word.”