Audio Engineer
Podcast Production
The New Brunswick Archaeology Podcast
I mix and produce audio for The New Brunswick Archaeology Podcast, a series that explores over 13,000 years of human history through the lens of archaeology in Atlantic Canada.
Hosted by archaeologists Gabe Hrynick (University of New Brunswick) and Ken Holyoke (University of Lethbridge), the show dives into the technologies, stories, and people that shaped the region—making history accessible and engaging for a wide audience.
My Role:
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Audio mixing and post-production
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Dialogue cleanup and EQ for clarity
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Consistent leveling, ambiance control, and polish
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Final mastering for podcast platforms
With academic storytelling at its core, this podcast demands both clarity and tone balance, and I ensure each episode sounds clean, professional, and easy to follow.
Spring Time in Alberta
Podcast Production & Co-Hosting: The Noize & Freeze Files
Trip to the Past
The Noize & Freeze Files is a hip-hop culture podcast I co-host and produce alongside fellow artist and engineer Chevynoise. As two producers deeply involved in music creation, we dive into the layers of hip-hop, from artist debates and thematic breakdowns to spontaneous discussions about creativity, culture, and life.
What starts as a conversation about music often evolves into something broader, more personal, and unexpectedly insightful.
My Role:
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Co-host & episode planning
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Full audio mixing and editing
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Vocal cleanup, dynamic shaping, and EQ
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Creative pacing and vibe matching
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Final mastering for streaming platforms
This podcast blends raw authenticity with polished sound, showcasing my ability to mix engaging dialogue while staying true to underground hip-hop energy.
