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I am a communications professional and current radio journalist. I am passionate about creating connection through storytelling and conversation, and reaching as many people as possible. 

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That's what I do every day in my current position at WBUR, Boston's NPR Station. I help produce the station's award-winning newsmagazine and call-in program, 'Radio Boston.' I research, write, and coordinate radio interviews and conversations on breaking news, regional issues, and culture. Two programs I produced won Regional Edward R. Murrow Awards in 2019.  

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I also love creating audio-rich narrative segments out in the community. Highlights include a profile of a climate-resilient housing complex, an interview with the new director of a local science museum, and a retelling of a family's history during the Great Migration through pound cake. 

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In 2017, I completed my Masters of Science in Journalism at Boston University. My primary focus was on television and audio storytelling, where my capstone was a short documentary film exploring President Trump's treatment of the journalists and the media during the 2016 election. 

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I have experience as a production assistant at PBS/WETA’s weekly news program, 'Washington Week,' where I worked with Gwen Ifill. I helped compile research for Ms. Ifill, assisted with the launch of a new website for the program, and aided in the control room during live broadcasts.

 

I'm always trying to learn all I can about how best to reach and connect with an audience, and have enjoyed exploring advertising and marketing design in my spare time with Boston University.

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When I'm not working, I'm kickboxing, making homemade greeting cards, or at the beach.