I make things that people
like to share on the Internet.

I've written some of the Internet's most popular humor articles. I've made viral, snarky bots, enraging AI models, Emmy-nominated games, and extraordinarily-stupid books. I spent the better part of a decade developing and branding products at Google. These are a few of the things I've written/made/coded.

Green Day's landmark album re-released on 15 obscure formats.
The world's most responsible AI model.
An interactive McSweeney's article, built to verfiy you're an aging millennial.
Fall Out Boy's new album. Filled with the band's real tears.
Let a sophisticated AI judge your awful music taste.
What happens when two phones stop being rivals and start being friends?
A heroic ballad about fixing your girlfriend's grandparents' WiFi. Voiced by H. Jon Benjamin.
Writing, strategy, and branding for some of Google's biggest, strangest, and most sensitive new products.
A game where you try to stop mass shootings using only thoughts and prayers. It's pretty hard.
The New York Times' first Op-Ed game, all about the pain of waiting in line to vote. Nominated for an Emmy.
Fly through the galaxy and hear how far radio broadcasts have traveled.
A party-loving bot that texted you dumb stuff to buy on Saturdays at 2am. Acquired by Super Deluxe.
Video, stunts, games, and bots as one of BuzzFeed's first Creative Directors
Older, weirder stuff I still love.

About

I'm a writer, creative director, and sometimes-coder who does a whole bunch of stuff: funny stuff, serious stuff, videos, stunts, branding, strategy, games, bots, and more.
Founder and member of BRAIN, a very serious art studio.
Currently in Minneapolis.