SELECTED PROJECTS
This Is Not a Beauty Podcast
Hosted by the legendary actress Isabella Rossellini, the award-winning “This Is Not series from L'Oréal Groupe explores the essential role beauty plays in the human experience.
Produced by Fresh Air Audio for L'Oréal Groupe in partnership with New York Times Advertising
ROLE: Recorded audio for final segment of “Finding Friendship in a Barbershop”, with Kitty and Lu, co-founders of Disco Rodeo Boot Scooting in Melbourne.
In what ways does beauty show up in our friendships? How do barbershops act as spaces for emotional support for men? And what does line dancing and kitsch have to do with self-love and community? In this episode of This Is Not a Beauty Podcast, Isabella Rossellini presents three stories that show the ways in which beauty shows up in our relationships, around the world.
Know YOUR RIGHTS
Know Your Rights is a podcast series that shines a light on the everyday discrimination First Peoples in Victoria continue to face — in schools, sport, shops, healthcare, and within the criminal legal system.
Produced by Podcast Services Australia for the Victorian Equal Opportunity and Human Rights Commission
ROLE: Lead Audio Engineer, Editor, Sound Design (5 Episodes)
Walking into a classroom should mean stepping into a place of learning and belonging. But for many Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students, school can be a place where they face low expectations, stereotypes, exclusion or silence when racism happens. Over time, these experiences can affect confidence, mental health and a young person’s belief in their own future.
Radio New Zealand - Here AND NOW
EPISODE: THE POLISH CHILDREN OF PAHIATUA
Here Now is about the journeys people make to New Zealand, their identities and perspectives, all of which shape their life here.
A Culture.pl and Radio New Zealand Co-production
ROLE: Producer/Interviewer, Writer, Editor
Hundreds of children who came from Poland in 1944 were reportedly the first refugees to be recorded in Aotearoa New Zealand. It has been 75 years since they arrived - namely fleeing the horrors of World War II.
CASE IN POINT
Courtroom dramas by the people who know them best.
Produced by Minature Podcasts
ROLE: Audio Editor, Sound Design (3 Episodes)
When English lawyer Richard Meeran uncovered mining company Cape PLC's internal documents in the 1990s, he found damning evidence of one of the biggest international corporate cover-ups in history. His friend, lawyer David Kinley, tells the story in "In a Rain of Dust", a real-life legal thriller.
Help! i’m ageing
Ageing well. Living well. Answering big questions about getting older, with real evidence, real stories, and honest conversations.
Produced by Minature Podcasts for Monash University
ROLE: Audio Editor, Sound Design (4 Episodes)
Most people only meet a geriatrician when they end up in emergency. By then you're often behind the eight ball. Geriatricians are medical specialists trained to look at the whole person, not a single disease or organ.
BBC Radio 4 - Continental Divides
Misha Glenny explores a number of political divides facing Europe and asks whether the continent is undergoing the same crises it went through in the 1930s.
Produced by Whistledown Studios for BBC Radio 4
ROLE: Audio Engineer on Episode 2 - Cities, Suburbs, Towns and Villages
In this second episode, Misha investigates three countries where rural decline and urban growth have fuelled political change. In Poland, he hears from the Mayor of Warsaw, who is hoping to ride Poland's growing young, urban and liberal voter base to the Presidency of the whole country.
STORIES FROM THE EASTERN WEST
EPISODE: SHIPYARD
Launched in 2017, Stories From The Eastern West is Culture.pl's first podcast. It's a show exploring little-known histories from Central and Eastern Europe that changed our world...
Produced by Culture.pl / The Adam Mickiewicz Institute
ROLE: Producer/Interviewer, Writer, Audio Editor
How freedom and democracy broke out at a Polish shipyard, ten years before the fall of communism.
THE FINAL CURTAIN
EPISODE: SIEGBERT
The Final Curtain is a podcast mini-series by Stories From The Eastern West. It features personal accounts from ordinary people about the collapse of the Eastern Bloc and how the end of the Iron Curtain changed everyday life, art, and society.
Produced by Culture.pl / The Adam Mickiewicz Institute
ROLE: Producer/Interviewer, Writer, Audio Editor
How an East German cameraman filmed the first major demonstrations in the GDR from the top of a church steeple in Leipzig. A month later, East Germany would effectively cease to exist. Part of our mini-series The Final Curtain.
FRANCHISE MAGAZINE PODCAST
EPISODE: PILOT: PART ONE - CARIS LEVERT ON HOOPS AS ART & THE COURT AS A REFUGE
Basketball isn’t just a sport; it’s a culture. It fosters a sense of community, belonging, and creativity. You could even call it an art form—one that has shaped music, fashion, and design across the world. When you immerse yourself in basketball, you immerse yourself in art.
Produced by Big Beach and Franchise Magazine with Audio Production by Palm Tree Island
ROLE: Producer/Interviewer, Audio Editor on segment “Pick-up games in Warsaw.”
Pick-Up Games in Warsaw.
On the courts of Świętokrzyski Park in Warsaw, basketball has become more than just a game. Since the start of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, these courts have turned into a refuge for young Ukrainian players who have fled the war.
