I was born in 1986 in a small town in Pennsylvania. In 2007, I took a leap of faith and moved to Chicago, where my adult life—and creative path—began. While attending Columbia College, I found my way into stand-up comedy, launching a decade-long run performing in Chicago, New York, and festivals across the country.
In 2018, I returned to school with a renewed focus on building a sustainable career in media. I graduated with honors from LaGuardia Community College and went on to earn my bachelor’s degree in Radio & Television from Brooklyn College.
My work spans film, radio, and television. I self-produced Songs From a Room, an intimate singer-songwriter podcast rooted in conversation and connection. Professionally, I work as an Associate Producer at Greenleaf Productions, creating television programming for national networks including REACH TV and A&E, and I currently work in news production with NewsNation.
Alongside my professional roles, I am constantly developing independent projects—producing original content across audio, video, and digital platforms. My goal as a media producer is to create work that informs, challenges, and connects, using storytelling to educate the uninformed, examine the gaps in our shared history, and promote unity through thoughtful media.