Victoria Chamberlin
Former Producer II
Victoria Chamberlin was an audio producer at Vox, where she has been making Today, Explained since April 2021. She previously worked at DC-based NPR partner station WAMU as a radio reporter, producer for The Kojo Nnamdi Show, and reporting fellow for the public radio collaborative Guns and America. She is a US Army veteran and toddler mom. You can get in touch with her at victoria.chamberlin@voxmedia.com.
Latest articles by Victoria Chamberlin
One of the first women to graduate from the Army Ranger School says yes.
Recent plane crashes have people afraid, just as DOGE lays off workers at the agency that keeps people safe in the air.
Arizona’s dueling ballot measures on abortion and immigration, explained.
For the Portuguese, the answer is complicated.
Rumors and disinformation have fueled violence across the country.
Today, Explained digs into the stigma associated with a prostate cancer diagnosis like Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin’s, and the fear many men have of the exam itself.
Linda Prine, a physician and co-founder of the Miscarriage and Abortion Hotline, describes the new realities for patients in states where the procedure is banned.
These candidates are one election away from becoming their states’ top election officials, and they’ve all denied the legitimacy of the 2020 presidential election.
What Putin’s ever-shrinking world means for the war in Ukraine.