I’ve spent 14 years in the podcast industry building successful podcasts for Fortune 500 companies, the second largest charity in America, and global media networks. At Conde Nast, I established and led the podcast development, production, and post-production teams from scratch. Throughout my career, the shows I’ve worked on have garnered millions of downloads, generated millions of dollars in revenue, and received critical acclaim from the likes of NPR and New York Magazine. I’ve produced thousands of hours of audio, established numerous processes and best practices, and launched 17 podcasts, with seven more set to be released by the end of 2025.

I’m obsessed with understanding how to get the best out of podcast teams and the audio they produce. My work is dedicated to tackling the challenges of strategic content planning and execution. How can we make content that our audience will love? What strategies will successfully achieve our business objectives? Where and how can we target our listeners? How can we eliminate budgetary bloat without sacrificing quality? These are some of the questions that I relish tackling with my clients, and that industry leaders have trusted me to help them answer for over a decade.

I’m currently writing a book and accompanying video series about podcast content strategy, production, and marketing. I’ve taught narrative audio reportage and content strategy to graduate and undergraduate students at NYU since 2016. I’ve taught 125 students and have facilitated 50+ successful podcast careers, with my former students taking positions at prestigious media institutions like NPR, the Wall Street Journal, and more.

I live in Los Angeles, California with my wife and our adopted dog, Wiley.