Senior News Producer · HuffPost
I’ve spent 10+ years helping audiences understand what’s happening — especially in politics, where things can change completely from one week to the next.
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A Kentucky OB/GYN left the Midwest for Yale because she couldn’t practice the way she believed. No other outlet had the story.
A candid conversation with Dolly Parton — on the royal family, on life, and the things celebrities rarely say out loud.
A documented look at how Trump targets and talks over the women covering him — across years of press conferences and briefings.
Broadway’s most talked-about show of the season — and what it says about New York, human connection, and the stories we choose to tell each other.
I got into news because I believe understanding what’s happening in the world — quickly, clearly, before it changes again — is genuinely one of the most important things. Not everyone feels that way. I do.
I’m a political producer first. I love being at the front of a story, knowing what’s going on before most people do, and figuring out how to make it land for audiences who are busy and need the news to actually mean something to them.
For seven years at HuffPost, that’s been the job. My headline packages regularly crack 1.4 million views on HuffPost.com alone, before social. When Queen Elizabeth died and my boss was on leave, I led our video coverage. When Biden dropped out on a weekend with no team around, I got the video live. When I saw a tweet from a Kentucky OB/GYN who couldn’t practice medicine the way she believed, I cold-messaged her and turned it into a story nobody else had.
And then there’s the other thing I love just as much: managing, mentoring, being there when someone’s stuck on a pitch or a reporter needs help getting from point A to point B.
