About Me

I had to rewrite my own story. Now I help others tell theirs.

Shortly after Covid, I was working for one of the largest financial services companies in the UK. I had just been promoted, and was working on building my freelance music & audio engineering career back up from the ashes of the pandemic. Everything was going great. Until I had an experience that nearly cost me my life.

Whilst cycling into work, I had a seizure. I was just about to enter a roundabout- had I been a few seconds quicker, I might not be here writing this. I’ve had Epilepsy my entire life, but this was by far the most dangerous episode I’d experienced.

During my recovery, I knew I needed to build a life that worked for me, my health and my family.

Back to my roots

Music and audio had always been my first love. I studied audio engineering at university, made music and spent years pursuing a side career as a musician. Along the way, I had the opportunity to share my own story with a global audience through radio stations and television programmes around the world. I had also edited some audio podcasts whilst I was at university to make some beer money, but I never thought it would be such a central part of my career.

While recovering from my seizures, I began listening to podcasts constantly. I spent a lot of time alone in my room and couldn’t comfortably look at a screen, but podcasts helped me feel connected to the outside world. They gave me company, introduced me to new ideas and made a difficult period feel less isolating.

That experience showed me just how powerful audio can be. A podcast can reach someone you may never meet, at exactly the moment they need to hear what you have to say. I realised that I wanted to help other people experience that same connection by giving them the tools to tell their stories. Today, I help creators, consultants, companies and brands produce podcasts that sound outstanding and communicate something worth hearing.

Where I am today

I’ve been building a life that fits around my health and my family. I’ve helped countless people tell their stories and make them stand out in a crowded media landscape. The podcast industry is still like the Wild West in many ways, and the little communities forming throughout it are often isolated and prone to collapse. But at the same time there is a world of opportunity- mainly for connection, that not many other mediums offer. But most importantly, I’ve had a lot of fun doing what I do, and I wouldn’t have it any other way.

Oh, and I’ve not had another seizure since that day on my bike.

My why

Outside of work, I’m a dad to a beautiful little girl. I’m a lifelong Southampton FC supporter (it’s been a rough few years). I love playing guitar, cooking, history, the paranormal, weightlifting and spending time in nature. My partner, Mads, has supported me throughout the journey and played an enormous part in helping me build my freelance business into what it is today.

My approach to business is simple: I want every client to receive an outstanding product, thoughtful support and a fair price. That combination can be surprisingly difficult to find, and it sits at the heart of everything I do.