Recurrent reporter in the TV-show "Efter fem" at TV4 since 2021.

Since I have studied psychology, I often write for Psykologtidningen, which is published by Swedish Psychological Association. Here a story about neurofeedback (and yes it's me on the cover – I had to try it myself).

I interviewed Susan Moore the last 10 months of her life - she was terminally ill in cancer and had decided to die with "death with dignity". But the decision to take the last pill was harder than she expected.

I wrote a cover story about the culture war in the US and the impact on schools.

I visited a shooting range in Arizona with a father and daughter that have a passion for shooting, and wants to defend the second amendment. 

The pronatalists are on the rise in the United States. I spent an afternoon with Simone and Malcolm Collins, that are considered leaders of the movement. 

Abortion has been a main topic for several years. I traveled to Arkansas to meet with women with different opinions and experiences, and a passionate pastor.

I spent a day in a convent in Philadelphia – with millennial nuns.  Is there a religious spring among this new generation?

I have been writing for Omni since 2023 and reported on both big and small issues.

A piece about psychology behind our facial expressions, for the magazine Modern Psykologi.

Is there such a thing as a leader of todays climate activists? Margaret Klein Salamon in Brooklyn is probably as close as can be.

Boca Chica in Texas was an idyllic village. Then Elon Musk decided to make it a base for his space project. 

I have written episodes for the true crime-podcast "Svenska Mordhistorier". 

How much of an activist can an American lawyer be? For the magazine Advokaten (from The Swedish Bar Association). Interview with Gloria Allred and others.

The self-help book industry is a multi-billion dollar sector. I interviewed Nicole LePera for Psykologtidningen.

They George Floyd-movement has made a big impact. I was in Minneapolis when the verdict came, and met with Floyds family. 

The American psychologist Geoffrey Reed works for WHO and has great power over ICD-11 and new psychiatric diagnoses, such as prolonged grief.

Seen in Expressen TV, as Expressens US Correspondent 2021-2022.

I do interviews with interesting people, like the Swedish tattoo artist Oscar Åkermo for the magazine Två dagar.

In South Dakota, people are already living in bunkers. The old military field is the size of Manhattan. Is it really like any home, and who choses to move in?

Urban gardening in New York City? Yes, it's a thing!

To work with breaking news is one of my strengths. I of course went to Pennsylvania after Trump was shot. 

A small town outside of Fresno in California is ranked the worst place to live in United States. But is it really that bad? I wanted to find out.

I traveled to Death Valley, where the temperatures rises to record highs. How will the future stand the heat?

Native Americans are rarely heard in politics. In Wolf Point, Montana, people think it's about time voter supression stops.

I do travel journalism as well, and most recently I wrote about the 10 best restaurants in New York. 

Cannabis is now also about fashion – and a new kind of business where women takes the lead.

Migration is making big headlines and I went to Eagle Pass, Texas, to learn about different perspectives.

More than once a day, a child in United States kills someone with a firearm – unintentionally. I met with a mother who lost her son when his best friend accidentally shot him.

Is Threads a serious threat to X? I tried out the new app.

I often do reporting on big news stories. This time about the terror trial in New York.

In a world full of bad news I always try to find something positive. For this article about how to fight recidivism, I traveled to Wyoming and met with prisoners that love their work.

For the scientific website Forskning.se I've written about research findings and health benefits with choirs.

In an in-depth feature in the magazine Expo I wrote about reparations in the United States.