My Work
Below is a selection of the 1,000+ pieces I've produced during my time at Good Morning America, spanning everything from breaking news and politics to entertainment and human interest. One of my favorite things about working in morning television is getting to tell so many different kinds of stories, and I am just as passionate about breaking down complex geopolitics as I am about putting together a feel-good feature. I love that my work has allowed me to become a well-rounded storyteller, and I hope these stories give you a glimpse into my work as a producer.
South Asian Stories
I take pride in all my work, but these stories are closest to my heart. Growing up, I rarely saw people who looked like me or stories that thoughtfully reflected my culture on television. It's been incredibly meaningful to play a part in changing that, sharing stories that celebrate the people, traditions, and experiences that make our community so special.
I personally pitched, produced, and scripted each of these pieces.
Juice and Java
A Few of My Favorites
This was the show that made me realize that producing is what I wanted to do with my life, and it gave me the confidence that I could do it, and that I could do it well. When I entered my term as the Executive Producer for Juice and Java, I had a long list of goals I hoped to accomplish. I'm happy to say that at the conclusion of my term, I met most, if not all, of my goals. I am proud of the content I had on all of my shows, but these shows, which were a part of our regular programming, stand out to me most as instances of when I was able to accomplish a goal or introduce something new. I was the EP and director of all these shows.
Celebrating Holi, the Festival of Colors, on GMA!
March 18th, 2022
This is my favorite piece that I have ever pitched and produced for the show. We celebrated Holi, the Festival of Colors, live on GMA — the first-ever Holi celebration on live national morning television. I helped organize the live portion in my own hometown, and I also wrote/produced the tape piece. I will always fondly look back on this piece because it's the first piece I ever pitched about my culture, and gave me a new appreciation for how I could make a difference with my work.
Field Producing
Some of my favorite experiences as a producer have taken me outside the newsroom and into the field. I love traveling to new places, meeting people from all walks of life, and somehow being lucky enough to share their stories with the world.
These pieces involve extensive pre-shoot planning and logistics, collaborating with crews and stakeholder teams, knowing how to make people feel comfortable enough to open up, and constantly adapting to the unexpected. And that's just the beginning — then I head back to New York, write the script, and work in edit to bring it all together with creativity and care.
Below are some of my field-producing highlights (not including the South Asian stories above), spanning interviews with newsmakers, fun and joyful features, and serious, thought-provoking stories.
Leading Breaking News Coverage
As the sole overnight senior producer for Weekend GMA, I'm responsible for leading the team and overseeing the show's editorial content during the critical night hours, during which some of the biggest stories of the year have occurred. My role means making quick editorial decisions, coordinating coverage across teams, reviewing and approving scripts, and constantly adapting as new information comes in — all while staying calm under pressure in what feels like a race against time.
I consider journalism to be the fourth estate and a service to the general public. On mornings when millions of Americans wake up to find that major news has broken overnight, they turn to us, and it is our responsibility and duty to give them the information and context they need to understand these world events.
Below are some of the biggest breaking news stories I've helped lead coverage of, from major international conflicts and U.S. military operations to mass shootings and other developing stories here at home.
Timothée Chalamet and Elle Fanning talk 'A Complete Unknown'
December 13th, 2024
The co-stars sit down with Deborah Roberts to talk about their upcoming movie, a Bob Dylan biopic called "A Complete Unknown." The movie has already earned three Golden Globe nominations, including Best Actor for Chalamet. I had to turn this piece for air in less than a day.
The Start of the War on Iran
February 28, 2026
In the early morning hours, the U.S. and Israel launched a massive military operation against Iran, marking the beginning of a new war in the Middle East. As the overnight senior producer, I helped lead our coverage of the rapidly developing situation, scripting our lead piece, quickly folding in important context, making critical editorial decisions, and coordinating with teams across the network as new information emerged. By the time millions of Americans woke up, we were on the air bringing them the latest developments on one of the biggest stories of the year.
Pop Culture & Entertainment
One of my favorite parts about working in morning television is that we get to cover a little bit of everything, not just hard news. As someone who always has a pulse on pop culture (and admittedly has a rather high screen time), I've loved being able to flex my creative — and chronically online — muscles to talk about what everyone is talking about.
These stories require a different set of storytelling skills and reflect my well-roundedness not just as a producer, but as a person. While I care deeply about breaking news and keeping the world informed about today's issues, I also love all things pop culture, and I'm glad my work allows me to do both.
Taylor Swift drops 11th studio album 'The Tortured Poets Department'
April 19th, 2024
Taylor Swift dropped her eleventh studio album, "The Tortured Poets Department, " at midnight, and in true Taylor fashion, announced it was a secret double album at 2am – releasing 15 more tracks! The album, which might be her most vulnerable yet, was done with her regular collaborators Jack Antonoff and Aaron Dessner. Because she didn't release any videos to accompany the songs, I got to be more creative here, and we basically made our own lyric videos with graphics and our editor.
Covering the Israel-Hamas War
When the Israel-Hamas war began on October 7, 2023, I became Good Morning America's main tape producer for our coverage of the conflict. Over the months that followed, I worked to keep up with constantly evolving developments, thoughtfully choosing every word and image that went into our storytelling, carefully assessing the information we received, and ensuring we approached our reporting with the accuracy, sensitivity, and responsibility that a story of this magnitude demands.
Covering this war has been one of the most challenging and meaningful experiences of my career. It has reinforced my belief in the importance of responsible journalism, particularly when reporting on stories that affect so many lives and evoke such strong emotions.
Below are a select few of the many pieces I've produced that I believe best showcase this work.
October 9th, 2023
This was the first piece about the war that aired on our weekday show after Hamas' terror attack on Israel happened. We detail the timeline of the surprise assault, see some of those devastating images as Hamas killed thousands and took hundreds hostage into Gaza, and hear from family members who lost loved ones. ABC News "World News Tonight" anchor David Muir reports from the ground in Israel.