A not-at-all-corny image of Noah listening to what must surely be some well-crafted audio. (Photo by Matt Misisco)
Noah is a Brooklyn-based podcast producer.
As an Executive Producer at Amaze Media Labs, he helps brands like Michaels and AARP California tell their stories in creative ways.
Beyond branded podcasts, he specializes in the genres of comedy, prestige film/television, and sports.
In 2022, Noah produced American Prodigy: Becoming Great, with Chris Long, for Blue Wire. Before that, Noah produced Upsets & Underdogs presented by WynnBet, for Blue Wire.
In 2021, Noah produced More Like This for Netflix. In each episode, “Ambassador to Hollywood” Krista Smith is joined by a different co-host – Rashida Jones, Franklin Leonard and others – to give an insider's peek into the creation of your favorite films, series and documentaries; and the incredibly talented people who make them.
He also recently produced Black in the NFL with Clifton Brown for the Baltimore Ravens and Blue Wire. The podcast examines what it’s like to be “Black in the NFL,” looking at the experience of players, coaches, NFL insiders, and more.
In 2020, he produced Entertainment Weekly’s The Awardist Podcast. The Awardist delves into the 2020 Emmy race with analysis, trivia, and interviews with high profile Emmy contenders like Ted Danson, Nicole Kidman, Regina King, Cate Blanchett, Kenan Thompson, and more.
Noah produced TE1 with Greg Olsen in 2020 as well, which tracks the evolution of the tight end position through conversations with NFL greats like Ozzie Newsome, Shannon Sharpe, Tony Gonzales, Travis Kelce, and more.
In early 2020, he produced Netflix’s Post Play: Ozark — a deep dive into the making of Ozark Season 3 with Jason Bateman and show runner Chris Mundy. It’s full of behind the scenes insights, stories from set and the writers’ room, and much more!
In the winter of 2019/2020, Noah produced Netflix’s The Call Sheet with Kris Tapley, a podcast that examines the craft of your favorite Netflix films and series with some of the most talented artists and artisans in the game, such as Ava DuVernay, Noah Baumbach, and more.
Noah has developed, launched, and grown a ton of other podcasts as well! Here are some examples: Dumb People Town, Pen Pals with Daniel & Rory, View From The Cheap Seats, Humans Who Make Games with Adam Conover, The Boogie Monster, QUEERY, My Brother’s Sneaker, Minor Revelations with Drew Droege, The Sunday Show, and more.
Whether he’s in the control booth of recording studio, backstage at a venue with a Zoom recorder, working in an edit bay, or in a meeting room putting a game plan together, Noah is in his comfort zone when he’s collaborating with others to create engaging and powerful audio programming.
Here’s some examples of work he’s very proud of.
When he’s not producing podcasts, Noah is a writer, photographer, amateur genealogist, beer nerd, board game enthusiast, and — to be brutally honest — a pretty mediocre guitar player.