Episode 4 — NPR Tiny Desk production assistant
On building a career in music, her time at ViCE, and what music means to her.
- Interview show
- 24:55
- April 2026
- Cards on the Table
Credits
On-camera conversations with poets, painters and musicians — for the Verbier 3-D Foundation in Switzerland, and for my own podcast, Cards on the Table. All video; written clips to come.
Artist interviews for the Swiss contemporary art foundation — an outside, non-campus credit.
Interned with the foundation in Verbier, Switzerland (June–August 2026), producing bilingual English/French artist interviews — talent coordination, hosting, translation and subtitling, through to the final edit.
Interviewing poet and former celebrity journalist Carmen Campo Real about her residency. I coordinated with the artist, hosted the interview and cut the finished piece.
I also conducted a full on-camera interview with the visual artist Mireille Fulpius, entirely in French — researched, hosted, translated and subtitled for a bilingual audience. The footage belongs to the foundation rather than to me, so it isn’t hosted here. Available on request.
My own interview show, now in its second season.
Cards on the Table is a show I created and run myself: I book the guests, write the questions, host on camera and cut every episode. It sits down with student musicians and the people around them — how they started, who they listen to, what they’d tell their younger selves — in long-form conversations rather than soundbites. Now in its second season; the episodes below are a selection, from a first-time songwriter to an NPR Tiny Desk production assistant.
On building a career in music, her time at ViCE, and what music means to her.
On the first time he played his music for another person, his influences, and the advice he’d give his younger self.
In conversation with student artist Coyote Joe.
In conversation with rap artist Raegun.