Letting
people
talk
I'm a journalist in my twenties in London, trying to figure out what's going on. I make long-form interviews and immersive reporting, sitting down with people across the political spectrum and beyond it, asking questions in good faith and resisting easy judgements.
I am a journalist driven by curiosity about people: what they believe, why they believe it, and what their world looks like from the inside. I try to bring an international, open-minded lens to every conversation, approaching each subject in good faith.
My writing appears in The Irish Times, Tribune, The Canary and Land & Climate Review, spanning first-person features, political reporting and climate policy analysis. At The Irish Times, my personal essays have repeatedly ranked among the site's most-read stories, with one piece named the paper's Top Story of 2025.
The interview that kicked everything off came at 21, when I landed one of the last interviews with Noam Chomsky. Since then I have hosted long-form conversations with figures from Jeremy Corbyn and Zack Polanski to Brian Eno and Kojey Radical. Clips of these interviews have racked up millions of views.
In 2026 I won the Orwell Society and National Union of Journalists' Young Journalist of the Year Award for a political column on the protests against the US military's presence at Shannon Airport.
A few conversations and pieces
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