I’m a digital journalist based in London, currently working as Drama Writer for Radio Times.

My current role is primarily concerned with the wonderful world of TV, covering everything from primetime hits to lesser-known gems on terrestrial channels and streaming platforms. Reviews, opinion pieces, features and interviews are what fill up my days, as well as general SEO writing, explainers and news articles spanning the entire world of entertainment.

My most recent project, Pass the Mic, is all about championing racial diversity within the British TV and film industry by way of interviews, thought-provoking features and more.

I’m an experienced interviewer, having chatted with a plethora of stars from the likes of Sandra Bullock and Lupita Nyong’o to Ashley Walters, Stephen Graham and 50 Cent.

Alongside various interview videos and clips, I’ve also been a regular guest on BBC Radio stations, including BBC Radio Solent and BBC Radio Berkshire.

I have written for a range of publications, having previously worked as Digital Entertainment Writer at Stylist as well as writing for the likes of gal-dem, Metro and Cosmopolitan UK, with my freelance writing being primarily concerned with the intersections of culture, race, identity and politics. I’m also the former Reviews Editor of Bad Form, the award-winning books magazine by and about writers of colour. You can view a full list of my work by visiting the portfolio page.

If you’re a PR who wishes to chat more about anything TV-related, please do get in touch.

If you’d like to send an email to discuss working together, reach out here.