Freelance writer/producer based in Los Angeles and St. Louis, MO, who’s never been satisfied watching television from a couch. Covered entertainment working at cable networks like VH1, TV Guide Network and OWN. Then I ventured into the world of talk shows with Pickler & Ben and the Emmy-nominated Tamron Hall Show and the Emmy-winning Red Table Talk. Additional credits include working on Oprah Winfrey's health and wellness tour and a reality show focusing on first-time home buyers and the real estate agents helping them realize their dreams of owning a house.
As a freelance writer, I have written for TV Guide Magazine's TV Insider site, Frontier Communications' Fast Feed Blog and my own TV entertainment website called TV Goodness.
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