About Me
Executive summary / Twitter-friendly bio: Blogger, podcaster, web developer, pole dancer, all-around nerd. Founder of Sex 2.0; co-founder of Georgia Podcast Network.
That is to say…
I’m a a co-founder of the Georgia Podcast Network, a portal site for Georgia-based podcasts. My boyfriend/co-conspirator/other GAPN co-founder, Rusty Tanton, and I host the award-winning podcast Mostly ITP, which focuses on people and issues in Atlanta. We do occasional consulting on the side and have lost potential clients due to the “sexually explicit” nature of some of our episodes. Ha!
I was the main organizer of PodCamp Atlanta 2007. My latest endeavor was Sex 2.0, an unconference focused on the intersection of social media, feminism, and sexuality. I also find time for a day job as a web developer. When I’m not blogging, coding, or organizing conferences (Sex 2.0 was my last one, I swear!), I enjoy pole dancing, sleeping, going on road trips, and watching The History Channel.
This blog is a place for me to write about whatever’s on my mind, especially my life experiences and how they affect my everyday interactions in the world.
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