A content strategist with a decade of experience creating meaningful digital content for a variety of clients.
About Me
I manage content strategy accounts, with a portfolio of industries spanning travel, energy, finance, physical therapy, real estate, sports, dog care, and hospitality. I garnered a 146% increase in visits to my blog last year by extracting meaning from my favorite modern art. I am also a musician and wish you nothing but the best.
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So many threads woven together. Leaving native land, spiritual kinship, love. It’s one of my favorite movies and was my favorite of 2023.
This movie is a must watch. It’s about shedding yourself of old ways to survive through desperate times.
From sustainable seafood initiatives to groundbreaking conservation efforts, these companies showcased at the Coronado Island Film Festival are redefining innovation and community impact.
Director Adam Jones shares insights on Fish and Men, his documentary about local fishing communities, consumer demand, and sustainable practices. Watch our full interview for a behind-the-scenes look.
Award-winning filmmaker Lisa Landers brings the redwoods to life in Giants Rising, capturing their towering presence and the deep bond they share with California’s Yurok people.
Analyzing reactions to fictional violence, like the events in Game of Thrones and House of the Dragon, in comparison with reactions to real-world suffering.
Companies face an interesting challenge: balancing the pursuit of profit with their ethical responsibility to consumers and society. This dilemma has opened a space for government support and innovative leadership to ensure businesses can thrive while maintaining ethical standards.
Generational power in Game of Thrones and House of the Dragon show how the past shapes the present and future, with characters like Tywin Lannister and Daemon Targaryen embodying this timeless influence.
Daemon is the most evil character in House of the Dragon. Yea, I said it. This is why his time in Harrenhal is so fascinating.
Turns out, ranking shows and movies is both an art and a science—plus a great excuse to argue with my friends and family!