I work in radio, streaming, and podcasts. You can find my work on Georgia in Play, Battleground: Ballot Box, and more.

I sourced stories, pre-interviewed guests, edited audio for digital and social media, and made daily news posts for Georgia Public Broadcasting.

I produced several shows, including a television talk show, film digest show, ASMR show, various music shows, and a Dungeons and Dragons live-play show, which I also storyboarded and wrote the narrative script for.

I work with the University to allocate budget items as well as maintaining the daily function of a student-led radio station, including managing programming, event planning, and community outreach. I also sit on the UGA Student Affairs Student Advisory board, headed up by Dean of Students. Twice a year, I lead our executive board of sixteen other members through show approval, where we take applications and approve shows from our student body of around 300.

I worked with our events staff to plan original, inclusive, and creative events as well as their logistics. We hosted one in-person event and several virtual involvement livestreams during the early days of the COVID pandemic.

I produced, recorded, and edited weekly episodes of African Perspectives, a weekly digest of news and music from the African diaspora. I added proficiency in Adobe Audition, script editing, and quality production on a tight timeline. I also currently sit on the WUGA Community Advisory Council as a Student Representative, whose goal is to inform the station what the student market wants from local public radio.

I produced "On Second Thought", an original show that focused on issues facing Georgians and the state's cultural scene landscape. I researched, transcribed, and interviewed for segments in more than a dozen episodes. I additionally pitched a few segments of my own, including segments on Little Richard's passing and a focus on the earliest days of court cases during the pandemic. I concluded with a capstone piece I recorded in the field on the "Tree That Owns Itself", a significant Athens landmark.