I am an editor, reporter and producer. Currently, I am the managing editor of Rococo Punch where I edit the award-winning series The Turning and produced Welcome to Provincetown, and Charlie's Place among other projects.
I was previously a producer for Gimlet and NPR, a reporter covering health and addiction in Indianapolis, and a reporter covering gun violence in Milwaukee. I started my career in Sitka, Alaska, mainly on the seal beat.
My work has won numerous awards, including a Third Coast Award, an Ambie Award, a Gracie Award, a Livingston Award, and I've been nominated for a Peabody. My work has also appeared on best of year lists from the New York Times, The Atlantic and the New Yorker.
SOME WORK
Named The Atlantic's number one podcast of 2023
"An intoxicating look into the elite, high-pressure world of the New York City Ballet" - The New York Times, best podcasts of 2023
"treating women’s experiences of commitment and sacrifice with grace and genuine curiosity...there are also searching, swirling meditations on what it means to devote your body entirely to your art" - The New Yorker
EDITOR, THE TURNING: ROOM OF MIRRORS
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“Welcome to Provincetown is a reminder of the kind of soulfulness that’s possible in the medium and all the things it could be” - Vulture, best podcasts of 2022
The "stories — supported with evocative sound design and editing — paint a transporting portrait of a sun-kissed community struggling to make its future as bright as its past" - The New York Times, best podcasts of 2022
PRODUCER & REPORTER, WELCOME TO PROVINCETOWN
“Their stories were told with such care and sensitivity that their struggles lived within me afterward, less a podcast, more a world” - Livingston Award for International Reporting, 2021
"paints a vibrant portrait of the folk hero’s life and the inclusive community that he built during a time of racial inequality...emphasizes the hope born from Fitzgerald’s act of defiance." - The Atlantic, best podcasts of 2025
"Thanks to the elegant sound design and Guissé’s artful narration, the series is rich in atmosphere and detail." - The Financial Times
“This is one of those rare stories in which a deeply personal narrative collides with a hidden history - and it's totally fascinating...I don't just count it among the best podcasts of 2024 - I count it among my favorites of all time" - Vogue
"a quietly riveting excavation of identity and deceit" - Left of the Dial, 100 Greatest Podcasts of All Time
“Finding Raffi is a very lovely podcast…episode one and already weeping”
“a fascinating, nostalgic and cozy look at the originator of so many childhood favorites” - Huffington Post, best podcasts of 2022