I created, hosted, and produced the live/virtual event series called Screen Club. Presented over two seasons with both Fountain Street Church and Grand Rapids Community Media Center Screen Club was a book club-style, live event series, that analyzed and celebrated the TV everyone was talking about. 

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Season 1

1.  Shrill (June 2019)

2. The Handmaid's Tale (July 2019)

3. Orange is the New Black (Aug 2019)

4. Schitt's Creek (Sept 2019)

5. Stranger Things (Oct 2019)

6. Pose, part of 2019 GR Feminist Film Festival

7. Great British Baking Show (Nov 2019)

8. Marvelous Mrs. Maisel (Dec 2019)

9. Fleabag (Jan 2020)

10. The Good Place (Feb 2020)

11. Kidding (Mar 2020)

12. Star Trek: Picard wsg Dominic Burgess (Apr 2020)

13. What We Do in the Shadows wsg Harvey Guillén (May 2020) 

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Season 2

1. Golden Girls wsg Stan Zimmerman (Sept 2020)

2. Ratched (Oct 2020)

3. The Twilight Zone (Nov 2020)

4. Mister Rogers' Neighborhood (Dec 2020)

5. The Queen's Gambit (Jan 2021)

6. MST3K wsg The Mads (Feb 2021)

7. Fargo double episode w/Cinema Lab (Mar 2021)

8. Welcome to Flavortown: An Exploration of Low Stakes Food TV Culture (Apr 2021)

In 2015, I created the critically acclaimed podcast, Super Hungry: Conversations with Not-So Starving Artists. Super Hungry is a podcast that dedicates each episode to having hilariously intimate conversations with real working artists you should know about.​ They’re hustling hard, making it work, and still super hungry for their art.

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To date, I've interviewed: Grammy nominee Brian McKnight, Harvey Guillén (What We Do in the Shadows), Dom Burgess (Star Trek: Picard), cult favorites Tom Wilson (Back to the Future trilogy),  Trace Beaulieu and Frank Conniff (Mystery Science Theater 3000), and Brian O'Halloran (Clerks), comedian Brad Wenzel (Conan), pop star Aaron Carter, and blockbuster actor Ser'darius Blain (Jumanji and Charmed) -- among others.

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I've been featured in Huffpost, Buzzfeed, Kotaku, StaffMeUp, ULoop, Florida Today, and multiple regional outlets in Florida and Michigan. 

I created, hosted, produced, and edited Listening At The Fire, the podcast for Fountain Street Church in Grand Rapids, Michigan. It's a show about history, spirituality, and the things that connect us all.

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The 33 episodes of this podcast are rooted in the 150-year history of Fountain Street Church and range from roundtable conversations to expositional audio essays covering topics including: White Women's Suffrage in America, Queering the Church, Sexuality and Spirituality, Parasocial Relationships and Grief, the History of Christmas, and so much more including poetry, LGBTQIA+ Pride, and the challenges facing churches in 2020.