Series Producer | 2024

Back at Google DeepMind HQ for the relaunch of this award-winning podcast. I've helped develop the new format while preserving the best elements of previous seasons. I take a lead role editorially, from planning and research to directing recordings and editing.

Senior Producer | 4 x 40’ | 2023

POLITICO’s flagship narrative podcast, which lifts the lid on how Westminster really works. I’ve produced episodes on by-elections, party conferences, Rishi Sunak’s ‘Stop the Boats’ policy, bullying in Westminster, the political dark arts, and a profile of Keir Starmer.

Series Producer & Co-Writer | 9 x 35’ | 2022

Having co-produced Season 1 of this podcast for Google’s AI research company, I returned as Series Producer for Season 2. The series won 2 Gold Lovie Awards and 4 Signal Awards. It reached the top of the science charts and was featured in Apple’s New and Noteworthy category.

Series Producer | 12 x 35’ | BBC Sounds | 2021

I launched a brand-new format for BBC Sounds in which medical doctor Xand van Tulleken and psychologist Kimberley Wilson take a journey around the human body. The Times called it “fascinating” and, within weeks of release, it was renewed for further series and commissioned for broadcast on BBC Radio 4.

Freelance Producer

I have worked with the team behind this daily news podcast for The Times and Sunday Times. The role involves producing topical stories to tight deadlines and helping journalists translate their work into compelling narrative audio.

Freelance Producer

I’ve worked as a producer on The Economist’s weekly podcasts, including the award-winning business and economics podcast, “Money talks,” and the longform interview series, “Economist asks.”

Producer | 8 x 30’ | DeepMind | 2019

I was one of the producers who launched this podcast, which uses a documentary format to take non-specialists behind the scenes of Google’s AI company, DeepMind. The series was nominated for Best Branded Podcast at the 2020 British Podcast Awards, chosen as a producer pick by The Guardian, and selected as New and Noteworthy by Apple.