Well, I'm glad you asked! I’m a multimedia sports journalist who has experience with various forms of storytelling and coverage, including video, audio, written, social media, PR and more.

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I’ve turned my passion of sports as a young child into an unmatched and unique skillset. But it didn’t happen overnight.

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I was turned onto the sport of NASCAR, at the young age of five thanks to my dad. Fast forward about almost a decade, and you have the crazily obsessed racing fan who happens to have a platform. Not everybody can say they turned their passion as a kid into a reality as an adult. But I sure as hell am glad I can.

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In my four years at Michigan State University, I learned how to effectively create interactive, fresh and compelling content and tell stories. From podcasts and live radio, to shorter and long-form video coupled with articles, the whole nine yards. I’ve done it. I’ve improved upon my skills, and I’m ready for more challenges.

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My perseverance and hard work was rewarded by the Michigan Association of Broadcasters, as my start-up NASCAR podcast, “Victory Lane,” won an award in the “Talk Show” category for the 2017-2018 academic year. More than 400 pieces of my content were published on MSU’s award-winning radio station’s website, Impact 89 FM, after I worked my way up as a freshman volunteer to a senior helping run the entire sports department.

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I cover the NASCAR K&N Pro Series East and West for the sanctioning body itself under the Home Tracks umbrella and travel across the country year-round to bring coverage (including but not limited to articles, features, videos and audio) to the viewer, listener and reader, whenever, wherever and however necessary. I also work for NBC Sports Washington as a production assistant in Bethesda, Maryland and appear on-air to assist in their NASCAR coverage. In addition, I have served as a multimedia journalist and editor for Frontstretch, one of the preeminent NASCAR blogs.