I have been editing podcasts, crafting home movies, or producing my own version of a fake radio show since long before I ever began to do it professionally. After I proudly graduated from the University of San Francisco, I secured my first real job at a small startup conference organizing company based in downtown San Diego. During my time there, I was responsible for overseeing on-site operations, as well as managing the audio/visual aspects and digital media. I took the initiative to create webinars, develop digital content for repurposing, and establish an online university.

After dedicating five years to that role, I made the decision to pursue my dreams and take a chance on a career in radio. That was a decade ago, and looking back, making such a significant leap felt risky at the time, but it has all paid off in more ways than I could have imagined. For the past ten years, I have been fortunate to work as a producer and host for several radio stations in San Diego. Currently, I produce and host a show on the home of the Padres in San Diego, 97.3 The Fan, where I continue to thrive in my passion for broadcasting.