notable audio projects
podcasts, installations, and experiences in sound
recognition
2023 Bronze Winner for Awareness and Media Category
The Whitney Museum of American Art
New York, New York
Hosted by acclaimed photographer Carrie Mae Weems, Artists Among Us explores the evolution of the Manhattan coastline through the history of the Meatpacking District. Using David Hammons' monumental sculpture in the Hudson River, Day's End, as a jumping off point, we travel through time to know and understand the people, cultures, and environmental forces that have shaped the land where The Whitney Museum now stands.
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Role: Audio Editor and Producer with SOUND MADE PUBLIC
The Rubin Museum of Art
New York, New York
AWAKEN is a podcast hosted by renowned musician and performance artist Laurie Anderson, that explores the dynamic path to enlightenment and what it means to 'wake up.' Each episode delves into the personal stories of guests who share how they've experienced a shift in their awareness, and as a result, their perspective on life.
This series is produced alongside the Rubin's exhibition "Awaken: A Tibetan Buddhist Journey Toward Enlightenment," with each guest using artwork as a jumping off point to delve deeper into who they are and how they honor the profound nature of everyday life.
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Role: Senior Producer, Sound Designer, Audio Editor with SOUND MADE PUBLIC
The Guggenheim Museum
New York, New York
Mind's Eye is a sensory audio experience designed for blind and low-vision folks, that guides listeners through Frank Lloyd Wright's architectural masterpiece: The Guggenheim Museum. Each episode highlights a different element of the structure, from light and sound to touch and scale, through the use of evocative language and creative sound. We worked with a blind control group to maximize the experience for our target audience.
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Role: Audio Editor, Sound Designer, Producer with SOUND MADE PUBLIC
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Featured in the New York Times and NPR
recognition
Apple Podcasts Best of 2021: Shows We Love
2022 Honoree for Arts and Culture Podcasts
The Guggenheim Museum
New York, New York
Guggenheim A to Z features intimate and insightful conversations from experts, that explore topics central to the Guggenheim Museum and the landscape of modern and contemporary art as a whole. Created at the height of the Covid-19 pandemic, this podcast was designed to bring art into the lives and homes of people everywhere. Conversations span Non-Objectivity, Spirituality, Identity, Performance, Social Practice, and Process Art, as well as Globalism in art.
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Role: Audio Editor + Producer with SOUND MADE PUBLIC
recognition
#3 Best Podcast of 2023
2023 Winner of Best Longform Storytelling
KALW
San Francisco, California
Season 2: Becoming Muslim follows the stories of eight individuals in America who have chosen to convert to Islam, so we can better understand their motivations and the challenges they face.
Season 3: A Prayer for Salmon documents the Winnemem Wintu tribe's fight to save the salmon in their native land of Northern California, as the US government continues to destroy their habitat.
Role: Investigative Researcher
SOUND MADE PUBLIC
San Francisco, California
SPEAKING OF______ is a podcast series that explores the lives and works of some of the most interesting and risk-taking creatives working today. From Oscar winners Laura Poitras and Berry Jenkins, to designer Vivienne Westwood, to artist John Baldessari, and author Lawrence Ferlinghetti, this series invites guests to share their insights and understandings of exactly what empowers them to make the work that they do.
Role: Script Writer, Sound Designer, Audio Editor, and Producer
Arkitektura Assembly
San Francisco, California
Design in Mind features conversations with today's leading designers, from Studio Job to Nacho Carbonell, helping us understanding more deeply who they are and how they feed the creative spark that lives inside them.
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Role: Audio Editor + Producer with SOUND MADE PUBLIC
GitHub
San Francisco, California
The ReadMe Podcast takes a look behind the scenes of the most impactful open source projects and the developers who make them happen.
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Role: Audio Editor + Producer with SOUND MADE PUBLIC
SOUND MADE PUBLIC
San Francisco, California
Created by artist Paula Williams, SHAMEBOOTH is both a podcast and an installation art project that encourages discussion on all that shames us so that we may be more free of it.
Role: Audio Editor and Marketing Strategist
other works
Rem Koolhaus Exhibit at
The Guggenheim Museum
New York, New York
Audio Editor with
SOUND MADE PUBLIC
Nina Katchadourian at The Catherine Clark Gallery
San Francisco, California
Audio Co-Editor
The Kitchen Sisters Present
San Francisco, California
Production Intern