Our team
We produce podcasts that people talk about.
Our work is guided by our shared values and beliefs. Disciplined and deliberate, we make bold choices that spark curiosity and conversation.
Eric Nuzum
Co-founder
Eric Nuzum is one of the audio industry’s top experts in podcasting, radio, and spoken word entertainment.
He spearheaded NPR’s podcasting efforts starting in 2005, guiding it to become the world’s largest podcast distributor. During his tenure, he developed many of NPR’s most successful shows. At Audible, he continued this success as head of short-form content and podcasting.
Eric is the author of Make Noise, a definitive guide to audio creation, and writes The Audio Insurgent, a newsletter on podcasting and digital audio with over 10,000 readers.
Jesse Baker
Co-founder
Jesse Baker is an award-winning journalist and producer who most recently served as Audible’s vice president of original content.
At Audible, she developed hit series like West Cork and Where Should We Begin? with Esther Perel. Jesse began her career at NPR, producing All Things Considered and Weekend Edition, and went on to create the popular trivia show Ask Me Another.
She also produced The Culture Gabfest at Slate and The Sporting Life with Jeremy Schaap at ESPN.
Team and contributors
Paul Schneider
Sound Designer
Paul Schneider is a sound designer, producer, and composer who previously worked for Audible Originals and also at WNYC for over a decade. Since 2016, he has had the pleasure of helping Eric and Jesse develop and launch original content.
His work includes original music, production, and editorial support for shows such as Esther Perel’s "Where Should We Begin?" and "How’s Work?", "West Cork", "State of Denial", and "The New Yorker Radio Hour".
Sabrina Farhi
Producer
Sabrina Farhi most recently produced Meditative Story, a hybrid podcast that combines immersive storytelling with mindfulness meditation practices. She also helped produce a wellness podcast, Hello Sleep and the history podcast Presidents are People Too for Audible.
Sabrina cut her teeth in audio production by voicing, editing, and producing the weekly broadcast and digital underwriting credits at NPR as their announcer from 2013-2015. Earlier in her career, she was an aspiring actress working on small stage productions, independent films, and behind the mic as a voiceover actress.
Kristin Mueller
Sound Designer
Kristin came to audio production after buying her first 4-track cassette recorder as a teenager. Since then she has worked as a freelance sound engineer, sound designer, mixing engineer, broadcast engineer and sometimes radio producer for various public radio, non-profit and audio production companies such as NPR, WNYC, WQXR, WFMU, Unicef, Planned Parenthood and Audible.com.
In addition, she is a multi-instrumentalist whose compositional work was part of the soundtrack for the Sundance Award-winning film “What Alice Found.”
Julia Natt
Associate Producer
Julia Natt was born and raised in sunny Los Angeles where she spent every morning and afternoon listening to KPCC and KCRW. She found her way to the world of audio production first through the publishing world, before making her way to a boutique production company where she helped develop fact-based narratives for podcasts, film and TV.
She double majored in American studies and data analysis and enjoys working on stories that use both sides of her brain.
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