Since 2014, I've worked across multiple formats of storytelling. I started as an assistant at the Late Show and Saturday Night Live, then pivoted into journalism, producing my own video docs at HuffPost and Thrillist. I now produce narrative podcasts for outlets like Audible and iHeart, while also performing my own long-form, immersive comedy around Brooklyn.  

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My mission -- across formats -- is to push the boundaries of format and expectation. I like it when funny stories have emotional depth, or when serious stories crack tension with a joke. 

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I'm best known for my 2021 solo show "Delejos (from afar)", which explores the humor of grief. It was covered by the LA Times, Insider and Playbill, and an interview I did about it on the podcast "Good Grief" was named one of Spotify's "Best Podcast Episodes of the Month". I was approached by an editor at New York Times Opinion to adapt it into an audio op-ed for the series "First Person". My style of performance, seen in both "Delejos (from afar)" and my 2023 solo show "Hum" were profiled by the Smithsonian Channel in 2023.

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Most recently, I produced the 2024 podcast "Who Killed JFK" with Rob Reiner and Soledad O'Brien for iHeart. It sat at #1 on Apple Podcasts for 2 weeks.

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When I'm not working, I like to swim laps, play guitar, dance salsa and try every last slice of pizza the city has to offer.