Podcasts

  • March On: The Fight for Pride - A five episode limited narrative docu-style series from NPR's WHYY about a fallout among Pride organizers and the future of Pride. Lead Producer

  • Sunshine & Rain - A video-recorded interview show that normalizes conversations about grief and healing, especially in the Black community. Lead Producer.

  • Okay, Now Listen - Netflix's Black culture talk and interview show hosted by Scottie Beam and Sylvia O'bell. Lead Producer.

  • UNDISTRACTED - A weekly feminist politics news and interview show hosted by MSNBC Contributor Brittany Packnett Cunningham from Pineapple Street Studios and The Meteor. Producer.

  • Surface Level Season 11 - Lead Producer of audio + video for episodes and their social clips for this ironically deep and thoughtful queer lifestyle advice show.

West Side Familia

A feature documentary about the untold protest and culture history of the Black and Latino community of Manhattan’s Upper West Side, told through the lens of quirky elders in a biker crew from the ‘70s.

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Insecure Interludes

An experimental audio documentary about the cultural impact of Insecure’s soundtrack during its five season run. Taylor pitched and produced it for HBO as part of their final season marketing launch.

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An audio documentary for The New Yorker Radio Hour on NPR’s WNYC about a group of rappers in Tulsa, Oklahoma who were grappling with the aftermath of the city’s Black Wall Street massacre by making a collaborative album, recorded in an antebellum mansion built by a city founder who was in the KKK.

Fire in Little Africa

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Social Content

  • Surface Level Season 11 Trailer

    Produced and did the paper edit instructions to direct the editor for this season trailer for this queer lifestyle advice podcast that I produce.

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  • West Side Familia Trailer

    Creative directed and gave edit notes to produce the trailer for my documentary West Side Familia about the untold Puerto Rican and Black history of the Upper West Side of Manhattan.

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  • Insecure Interlude Photo Assets

    Procured photos from featured artists, selected photos and creative directed designers to elevate the asset visuals for a podcast I produced called Insecure Interludes. I also creative directed the show’s cover art.

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  • Artist Profile Reel - Alyza Enriquez

    Produced, shot and edited this artist profile of trans masculine photographer and filmmaker Alyza Enriquez for the Center for Cultural Power.

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  • Sunshine & Rain Trailer + Social Clips

    Produced and wrote out the paper edit instructions and notes to direct the editor for the social clips of a podcast I produced Sunshine & Rain.

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  • Climate Fashion Show - Uniforms for the Movement

    Produced, shot and edited this Instagram reel for the Center for Cultural Power about a fashion show raising awareness of environmental clothing waste.

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  • Climate Week + Policy Explainer

    Produced, scripted, shot and edited this explainer about the function of climate week and how to get involved for the Center for Cultural Power.

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  • Tourmaline Interview Reel Snippet

    Coordinated logistics, wrote questions, shot and edited this long-form interview with trans activist, author and filmmaker Tourmaline about Marsha P Johnson’s legacy for the Center for Cultural Power.

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  • Banned Books Library

    Shot, produced and edited this mini profile of a 16 year old who started a banned books library in her church.

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Articles

  • The Stars of Pose on Why the Show's Greatest Gift Is Its Happy Endings - VICE Profile

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  • Hip Hop Has Always Been Queer, That Story Just Hasn't Always Been Told - Popsugar

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  • Broad City Made It Okay to Be a Silly, Messy Queen - Retrospective Profile - VICE

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  • Black Panther Brings Afrocentrism Back to Hip Hop - The Atlantic

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  • Profile of HBO's Random Acts of Flyness Creator Terence Nance - VICE

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