Some shows I’ve worked on
TED HEALTH
I have been senior producing the TED Health podcast with Dr. Shoshana Ungerleider for Pushkin Industries since 2023, directing end-to-end production—from research, scripting, and audio editing to publish— translating interviews with physicians, researchers, and public intellectuals into accessible storytelling for broad audiences.
Some favorite episodes include this conversation with What Not to Wear’s Stacey London at the 2025 TED conference about menopause and aging, this one about what we can learn from whale genomes, and this interview with Dr. Charles Moore about taking healthcare on the road to meet underserved populations.
THE TED INTERVIEW: Infectious Generosity
For Pushkin Industries in 2024, I senior produced a season of The TED Interview with then Head of TED Chris Anderson.
I loved producing this episode about the humanity in Chobani founder Hamdi Ulukaya’s approach to running a company, this one about community artist Lily Yeh, and this one on musician Daryl Davis’ radical approach to anti-racism.
Adam Pendleton. Untitled (WE ARE NOT). 2021. Courtesy of Adam Pendleton
WHO IS QUEEN?
I led production with Transmitter Media on the Dialogues Podcast which accompanied Adam Pendleton: Who Is Queen? In MoMA’s Marron Atrium. The podcast was a series of conversations organized by Adam Pendleton and featuring pairs of notable writers, theorists, philosophers, and musicians. Participants include Jack Halberstam and Lynne Tillman, Michael Hardt and Joshua Chambers-Letson, Ruby Sales and Simone White, Susan Howe and Alexis Pauline Gumbs, and Tyshawn Sorey and Matana Roberts. Excerpts from these dialogues were periodically incorporated into the sound installation within the exhibition between September 18, 2021–February 21, 2022.
AM I NORMAL
I produced two episodes of TED’s Am I Normal hosted by data journalist Mona Chalabi. This is a show about what data can tell us about our world, and about what it can’t; and more than that, it’s a show about epistemology.
When a dentist tells us something is wrong with our teeth, we tend to follow their advice. But when Mona visits two different dentists, they give her two wildly different diagnoses (with wildly different price tags). So how do we know who's telling the tooth? Mona digs up the dental data to look for answers, and finds that in reality, the study of dentistry is riddled with holes. Listen here.
We’re constantly checking boxes on forms and those categories can be empowering or, they can make us feel invisible. In Which box do I check?, Mona talks with nonbinary British Iraqi drag queen Amrou Al-Kadhi about embracing the contradictions of having multiple, wonderful, identities, that SOME people see as conflicting
the greatness
I worked on The Greatness with Kareem Maddox with Transmitter and UCP Audio about the Olympics for NBC.
I produced an episode on soft power and the East German sports industry, and another about our host Kareem Maddox and track star Ato Boldon, and how to know when to stop pushing for a sports dream.
Personal Best
I worked as an Associate Producer on CBC Radio's comedy podcast, Personal Best, a self-improvement show for people who are skeptical about self-improvement culture. Featured in Time Magazine, Vulture and beyond.
Check out this episode in which I help my aunt birth a cow here.
Mic Drop
I was the Associate Producer, sound designer and and mixer on CBC’s Peabody Nominated show, Mic Drop, where teens grab the mic to share stories with each other.
I designed the theme song, produced a number of episodes, and was on the development team, working with news producers entering the podcast space for the first time.