Kathy Tu is an independent radio producer and web developer based in Los Angeles, California. She graduated from the Transom Story Workshop in Fall of 2013 and is a proud recipient of the 2014 Åke Blomström Memorial Prize. Currently she is working on producing more radio features, coding web projects, and learning how to do a mean backflip.
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