My life has been anything but linear.  Since childhood, I have put myself in places where I feel uncomfortable, where I am challenged, where the possibility of failure was real. I thrive on risk. 

I think of my work as a series of intersecting lines—of ideas and people, of technology and places, of challenges and fear.  I am driven by change, feel a duty to challenge convention, and love to wander.

In 1992 I moved Boston to work as a producer on a film.  That was the start of a career at WGBH. From there I moved on to the Corporation for Public Broadcasting to work in support of content producer. In 2017 I returned to New England and worked as an independent multimedia producer and consultant. From 2019 - 2021 I was the Chief Content Officer at WMHT in the Hudson Valley. I am now an independent producer and consultant. I split my time between the Berkshires in Western, Massachusetts and Mexico City.

My latest project is a multi-episode history podcast about San Antonio and Texas in the 60s and 70s. It is a combination of memoir, investigative journalism, and true crime that explores the themes of race and criminal justice. I plan to release it in the late fall of 2025.

Life is good.