I’ve worked throughout the audio industry, mostly at the intersection of community, culture, and content — my happy place. I thrive on hard work, creative ambition, and thinking big about audio’s potential, as both an informative and impactful medium, and a vibrant art form.
Currently: In 2023 I co-founded Audio Flux, a platform for innovative, short-form audio work, which to date has inspired more than 400 short audio gems from around the world. I’m deep in the production trenches for My Brother David — a narrative podcast about pancreatic cancer, and am also working on an audio documentary about musician David Berman. I was recently elected to the AIR (Association of Independents in Radio) Board of Directors.
Throughout the 2026-27 academic year I’ll be exploring the possibilities of short-form audio storytelling through the lens and creative philosophies of Audio Flux, as a Visiting Artist at Harvard’s ArtLab.
Previously: I’ve worked with audio organizations, companies, institutions, shows and podcast networks around the world:
Executive Producer and Story Editor at Canadaland (A Field Guide to Gay Animals, The Copernic Affair, The Worst Podcast)
Vice President of Editorial, PRX and Radiotopia
Executive Producer (Ear Hustle, Over the Road, Radiotopia Presents)
Executive Producer of the Australian Broadcasting Corporation’s Creative Audio Unit (Soundproof, Radiotonic)
Co-founder and artistic director of the Third Coast International Audio Festival.
Worked for / with the Center for Documentary Studies at Duke University, Storylines America, and independent record stores all over the place.
Accolades: I’ve had the honor and pleasure of working with amazing teams on projects that have received widespread recognition:
One of the top ten podcasts of 2025, The New Yorker (The Audio Flux Podcast)
Official Selection, Tribeca Audio
2026 (My Brother David, Audio Flux)
2024 (The Audio Flux Podcast, A Field Guide to Gay Animals)
2022 (My Mother Made Me)
2021 (Blind Guy Travels)Gold: Best Doc / Silver: Best Co-Hosts, Signal Awards, 2024 (A Field Guide to Gay Animals)
Finalist for the first ever Pulitzer Prize in AudioReporting, 2020 (Ear Hustle)
Alfred I. Du-Pont Columbia Award, 2021 (Ear Hustle, season 4)
Best Mini Series, The Webby Awards, 2019 (The Great God of Depression)
Best Documentary: Hon. Mention, Third Coast International Audio Festival, 2018 (Ear Hustle)
Best Documentary, Podcasts and Digital Audio, Webby Awards, 2018 and 2019 (Ear Hustle)
