I’m an audio producer, editor, writer, and consultant collaborating with individuals and organizations to communicate stories through podcasting. I've worked with leading production companies and independent creators, bringing an ear for detail, pacing, and story.

Recently, I sound designed and edited Love Trapped (#1 Top Series on Apple), as well as Nevermind Media's 2004: The Year Indie Rock Broke. Previously, I produced, co-wrote, and launched A Little Green Podcast with Avocado Green Brands (Signal Award Finalist for Best Editing). I worked with Kill Rock Stars to create Girl Germs: A Podcast About Bratmobile’s Pottymouth and produced over 100 episodes of their award-winning music business podcast, The Future of What. I currently lead production for Noto Group Executive Search’s How I Hire and Oregon Humanities' The Detour.

I’m a graduate of the Salt Institute for Documentary Studies, where I focused on stories about young people in Maine who are contending with the climate crisis.

My written work has appeared in The Portland Mercury, Oregon Public Broadcasting, Bitch Media, Vortex Music Magazine, Ragan Communications, and KEXP.

I’ve spoken about audio production, freelancing, and branded podcasting at live events like Podcast Movement and PDX PodFest, and in interviews with OPB, StudioPod, Storyboard’s POPP, The Podcast Producer's Survival Handbook, and others.

I offer end-to-end podcast production, series development and distribution, interviewing, scriptwriting, recording, post-production, dialogue editing, sound design, private consultation, and other services.

If you'd like to work together or connect, please reach out over email: aomcclain [at] gmail dot com