As a storyteller, publicist, writer, and on-camera host based in Los Angeles, CA, I’m passionate and eager about capturing the conversations shaping music, entertainment, and culture. Over the past 6+ years, I’ve built my career across entertainment PR, journalism, and media creating spaces for both emerging and established voices to be seen, heard, and celebrated.
My journey in media has allowed me to wear many hats from writing about music and culture for Remixd Magazine to hosting red carpet interviews for Young, Bold, & Regaland stepping further into on-camera storytelling through my work with Bridgin’ Da Gap. As a publicist, I’ve helped talent and brands shape compelling narratives while securing media coverage across platforms including People Magazine, BET, Complex, and many more.
Whether I’m behind the scenes building campaigns, or in front of the camera leading conversations, I’m driven by authentic storytelling and meaningful cultural connection. My work lives at the intersection of media, music, and culture, with a style that’s thoughtful, engaging, and rooted in curiosity.
I’m also the founder of This is FRESH, an independent multimedia platform created to spotlight culture, conversation, and the next generation of creatives shaping entertainment today. Through interviews, live experiences, and editorial storytelling, This is FRESH reflects my passion for creating media that feels intentional, fresh, and culturally impactful.
As a young Black woman in media, I care deeply about representation, creativity, and building meaningful relationships with other creatives and talent that share the same passion of highlighting culture in a genuine way. I bring a thoughtful perspective, charismatic energy, and strategic mindset into every room I enter, whether that’s behind the scenes shaping narratives or in front of the camera helping stories come to life.
ABOUT ME
Academic Background
Education has always been deeply important to me, not only as a foundation for my career, but as a tool for storytelling, representation, and cultural impact. I earned both my Bachelor’s degree in Communication Studies and Master’s degree in Mass Communication from California State University, Northridge, where I further developed my passion for media, journalism, public relations, and multimedia storytelling.
During graduate school, I gained hands-on experience creating and producing multimedia content rooted in culture, community, and authentic storytelling often centering Black creatives and Hip-Hop culture in my work.
My thesis project, Da Art of Hip-Hop Pedagogy, explored how Hip-Hop can be used as an educational tool within K-12 classrooms to teach Black history and cultural awareness. The project includes a written thesis, podcast, website/curriculum, and a series of interviews with influential voices including Vikki Tobak and Martha Diaz. Through this work, I was able to combine my passions for education, storytelling, media, and culture in a way that felt both meaningful and impactful.