I'm a producer, performer, writer, sound scrounger, radio show host, teacher, and digital media professional. As a result of wearing so many hats, I spend a lot of time thinking about the complex relationships between all of these things – art, culture, and media. As a digital producer and consultant, I've worked at VH1, Oxygen, Phoenix House, and Love Local Design. You can check out my full CV here.
A veteran of the NYC underground performance scene, I was a resident producer at Surf Reality’s House of Urban Savages from 2000-2003 and created its flagship show, Grindhouse-A-Go-Go! As a performer, I've been seen on underground stages from LA to Chicago to Boston. I'm a graduate of Ringling Brothers’ Clown College and received my MA from the Media Studies program at The New School. I'm interested and involved in remix culture and copyright reform - and I was the founder and director of the annual RE/Mixed Media Festival from 2010-2014.
I am the co-founder and Executive Director at Radio Free Brooklyn, a non-profit community radio station in New York City.
I currently work as a freelance copywriter. From 2016-2022, I taught in the Media Arts Department at New Jersey City University and was previously at Hofstra University from 2013-2015. I contributed to The Routledge Companion to Remix Studies, released in December 2014.