

I make documentary podcasts that connect intimate, textural stories to the big picture.
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“…we’re free to try whatever we please…
Hang out heaven’s big and little lamps,
Scatter stars over the canvas sky…
do the thing liberally.”
—The Stage Manager,
Faust, trans. Martin Greenberg
I come from theatre, where I reveled in people bringing their talents together to make… well, anything. I’ve always loved that scrappy, collaborative work of building a world together and taking an audience with us.
That same passion drew me to audio. A voice, a texture of sound, a single musical phrase can open a door and invite listeners somewhere completely new. It’s like a magic trick.
Intimacy is at the heart of my work. I listen for the small, vivid details that make a story feel transportive: the laughter in someone’s breath, the birds outside a Park Slope window in April, the hum of a hairdryer in 1992.
From there, I create shows that are fully imagined and grounded in everyday life. I collaborate closely with interview subjects, experts, and musicians to create experiences listeners can inhabit.
If I’m against anything in podcasts, it’s filling air. I make work you can step into, sit with, and return to.