AuDIO storytelling

is my passion

As veteran NPR journalist Nina Totenberg once said:

“A good narrative makes the listener have in his or her head a drama. And the drama plays out without any costumes, without any pictures. It plays out in your head. That’s the best of what I can do for you. And at the end of it, it’s a drama that matters. That’s why radio (and podcasting) survives. You just listen and think.”

As a seasoned audio journalist with 15 years of experience at national media outlets, I am someone who has a deep passion for creating and shaping compelling non-fiction audio content — stories and series that make people listen, and think.

From 2019 to 2023, I was working as a Senior Producer, Host, and Reporter for Sony’s Global Podcast Division.

Two of my most notable projects with Sony include Cover Up: The Pill Plot and BioHacked: Family Secrets.

The programs I have created have been heard by millions of listeners and have been praised by critics around the world.  

I also have extensive experience in podcast business and audience development. In 2018, I was tapped to help run Slate Magazine’s podcast network, which garnered 180 million downloads a year. 

I began my career in audio journalism in 2013 when I took on a multifaceted role at WNYC — the largest public radio station in America.

Before that, I cut my teeth in print at The Village Voice, The New York Daily News, and The Legislative Gazette.

I am mixed race — Puerto Rican and Irish — and was born and raised in the New York City metro area. I’m the first in my family to graduate from college.

Today, I live in the world’s borough — Queens — and when I’m not making podcasts, I like to take trips to ride the Coney Island Cyclone, and spend time with my partner, Christopher, my border collie Smokey, and my Great Pyrenees, Cooper.  

AuDIO storytelling is my passion

As veteran NPR journalist Nina Totenberg once said:

“A good narrative makes the listener have in his or her head a drama. And the drama plays out without any costumes, without any pictures. It plays out in your head. That’s the best of what I can do for you. And at the end of it, it’s a drama that matters. That’s why radio (and podcasting) survives. You just listen and think.”

As a seasoned audio journalist with 15 years of experience at national media outlets, I am someone who has a deep passion for creating and shaping compelling non-fiction audio content — stories and series that make people listen, and think.

From 2019 to 2023, I was working as a Senior Producer, Host, and Reporter for Sony’s Global Podcast Division. Two of my most notable projects with Sony include Cover Up: The Pill Plot and BioHacked: Family Secrets.

The programs I have created have been heard by millions of listeners and have been praised by critics around the world.  

I also have extensive experience in podcast business and audience development. In 2018, I was tapped to help run Slate Magazine’s podcast network, which garnered 180 million downloads a year. 

I began my career in audio journalism in 2013 when I took on a multifaceted role at WNYC — the largest public radio station in America.

Before that, I cut my teeth in print at The Village Voice, The New York Daily News, and The Legislative Gazette.

I am mixed race — Puerto Rican and Irish — and was born and raised in the New York City metro area. I’m the first in my family to graduate from college.

Today, I live in the world’s borough — Queens — and when I’m not making podcasts, I like to take trips to ride the Coney Island Cyclone, and spend time with my partner, Christopher, my border collie Smokey, and my Great Pyrenees Cooper.