Audio Production
Podcasts and produced audio for clients, built on years of radio, recording, and live sound. If it needs to be heard, I can make it carry.
Sound, made with intent.
Producing a podcast is not pressing record. It is the room, the mic placement, the levels, the edit, and the release plan that make a voice carry. That is studio work, and it is work I have done for a long time across radio, recording, and live sound. If you have something to say and want it to sound like you meant it, that is the job.
Talk about a production →What this covers
Capture and miking
Voice and instrument recording with the mic, the room, and the signal chain chosen for the source. The unglamorous part that decides whether the rest is usable.
Edit and mix
Editing, leveling, and a mix that reads clearly on earbuds and car speakers alike. Cuts that keep the argument and lose the throat clearing.
Publish and distribute
Show setup, feed and platform delivery, episode art, and the notes that travel with the audio. The path from a finished file to a real feed.
Format and structure
Deciding what a show is for, how long it runs, and what each episode owes the listener. Structure first, so the recording has something to hold.
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Coffee Conversations
The debut album, streaming on 20+ platforms. The same ear, applied to songs.
Open the music →Systems and Story
Essays on culture, communication, and the systems underneath both. The page version of the same questions.
Read the essays →Buddy
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