As WAMU’s Environment Reporter, Sabri explores everything from Chesapeake Bay cleanup policy to the evolutionary origins of music. Sabri’s reporting has also been featured on NPR, Marketplace, and The World. He received a Masters in Foreign Service from Georgetown University. Born in France to parents from Tunisia and New Zealand, he is an avid traveler whose wanderings have taken him to places as varied as the misty jungles of Panama to rebel controlled frontiers in the Democratic Republic of Congo. When Sabri is not traversing the globe, he teaches pottery, exhibits ceramic artwork, and once moonlighted as an underwear model. Hosts, Fall 2011