my projects

A collection of the things I’m building, exploring, and bringing to life.

Not everything I make fits neatly into a job title or a portfolio category. Some projects are journalism. Some are creative experiments. Some are communities. Some begin with a question, a book, a recipe, a tarot card, or a very specific idea that I simply cannot stop thinking about.

This is where they live.

pinkcapricorntarot

Intuition, spirituality, self-discovery, and the journey back to yourself.

PinkCapricornTarot is my spiritual lifestyle project exploring tarot, astrology, oracle cards, mindfulness, shadow work, self-love, abundance, and the strange little ways life invites us to pay attention.

It’s a space for intuitive storytelling, practical reflection, and figuring out what the universe might be trying to say while still keeping one foot firmly on the ground.

workshops and community

Creating spaces for people to tell their stories, question the narratives around them, and understand the world a little differently.

Through workshops, talks, listening sessions, and community conversations, I create spaces where journalism, storytelling, media literacy, identity, and civic life can meet.

My work is especially interested in helping people understand how stories are constructed, who gets represented, who gets left out, and how we can become more active participants in the stories being told about our communities.

the book club

Books, big ideas, and conversations worth having.

The Book Club is my corner of the internet for reading widely and thinking out loud.

We’ll talk about fiction, nonfiction, memoir, journalism, Black literature, culture, politics, spirituality, and the books that make you put them down just to stare at the ceiling for a minute.

Read along, bring your thoughts, and pull up a chair.

Enjoyiana TV

A future media project about food, travel, culture, politics, and the people who make a place worth knowing.

I’ve always wanted to make media that lets me experience the world while asking questions about it.

Enjoyiana TV is the long-term vision: a journalist’s take on travel, food, culture, politics, and everyday life. Think curious conversations, good meals, complicated questions, beautiful places, and stories that live somewhere between a field report and dinner with a fascinating stranger.

This one is still cooking.