My audio journey began while recording a curiously enormous instrument for an NPR station in Seattle. It was my first day interning for the station's newscast, and the instrument in question was a 1,500 pound Carillion. Sadly, I didn't save the recording. But the experience did two things: kindled my love for audio, and provided a neat, albeit unused bit of trivia knowledge.

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Since then, I've helped write and produce an investigative series on immigration for WSHU Public Radio. I've revisited the medical mysteries of the late neurologist Oliver Sacks for Audible. I've pondered the future of space, stuff, and sex for South by Southwest. Recently, I produced The Decision Coach, a show where host Nell McShane Wulfhart resolves people's major life decisions.

 

Currently, I'm show-running an investigative series on climate relocation for Audiation and producing RVA's Got Issues for Virginia Public Media. You can find me in Richmond, VA teaching podcasting at VCU and giving kisses to my dog, Cookie. I also co-organize NYC audio meetups via AudioSpice.

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