TMI Project Welcomes Our Newest Team Member: Dacia Clay

TMI Project is thrilled to welcome its newest member. Welcome to the team Dacia Clay!

“I work in podcasts and radio because I wholeheartedly believe in the power of story to build bridges, change minds and hearts, and engage our emotions in a way that nothing else can. TMI Project is using that power for good, and I’m honored to be a part of what they do.”

Dacia Clay (Pronouns: she/they) is an audio producer, host, writer, and interviewer. She began her career in public radio as a music librarian, where she started learning audio production by sneaking into the hall studio in between shelving CDs. Since then, she’s developed and worked on many digital audio series, podcasts and radio shows, in multiple capacities, most recently KUOW’s The Wild (adventures in ecology and conservation), Rice University’s Religion Unmuted (about women in religion), Fiber Nation (tales of textiles, crafts, and culture), and Northwest Focus Stories (stories from Seattle’s classical music community with a focus on diversity and inclusion). She’s currently in production with two upcoming series, the Dr. Kimcast (using art and science to teach you about your brain), and Tiny Histories (individual histories through the lens of personal objects). Since 2013, she’s hosted and co-produced the Classical Classroom (about how she knows very little about classical music, so has experts come on the show to teach her). She lives in Seattle where she writes, runs, hikes, hangs out with her partner and their giant kitten, and probably watches way too much TV.

TMI Project Welcomes Our Latest Board Member

TMI Project is thrilled to welcome its newest member to our Board of Directors. Welcome to the team Darnell L. Pierce!

There are millions of stories that need to be told and heard. I decided to join the board at TMI Project because I believe storytelling has always been the most compelling way to learn and unlearn ways of being and thinking.

Darnell L. Pierce (Pronouns:he/him/his) comes from a big family, hailing from Syracuse, New York. He works full-time at Bard College as an Assistant Dean of Students and is in the Army National Guard. Residing in Kingston, Darnell loves fitness, tennis, and good Netflix Binge.

Interested in helping TMI Project share our mission to change the world,
one radically true story at a time?

TMI Project Welcomes Our Newest Team Member: Elijah Jackson

TMI Project is thrilled to welcome its newest member. Welcome to the team Elijah Jackson!

I could hardly sit still in the audience while attending my first TMI Project performance. Witnessing storytellers share themselves so honestly and authentically actualized much of what I was passionately studying and writing about at the time. From that moment on, every performance I attended and workshop I participated in brought me to the same conclusion: this isn’t enough, I have to get involved more. The chance to work for an organization centered around storytelling as social justice is truly an amazing experience.”

Elijah Jackson (Pronouns: he/him/his) was born in New Orleans but raised in Mount Vernon, New York. He began his work in community outreach and service in 2005, when for his ninth birthday, instead of gifts, he asked for donations to aid Hurricane Katrina victims. Throughout high school and college, Elijah narrowed much of his volunteer work to tutoring adults in ESL programs and younger students who lacked access to educational services outside of school. While attending Bard College, Elijah discovered his passion for literature and graduated with a B.A in Literature in 2018. Elijah hopes to further pursue his passion and attend graduate school in the coming years.

TMI PROJECT WELCOMES OUR LATEST BOARD MEMBER

TMI Project is thrilled to welcome its newest member to our Board of Directors. Welcome to the team Erica Brown!

I joined the TMI Project board because I believe that when someone tells a deeply personal story and someone listening connects with that challenge/issue/obstacle, they too feel seen and heard, just by listening.

Erica Brown (Pronouns: She/Her/Hers) is native resident of Kingston, NY, currently working as the Community Engagement Coordinator at Radio Kingston, where she also hosts Let’s Talk Kingston. She is a board member at the Kingston Farmers Market, Good Work Institute, and O+ Festival as well as a trustee of the Kingston Library. Erica is the mother of two incredible young men and loves being able to work as an active member in the City of Kingston.

Interested in helping TMI Project share our mission to change the world,
one radically true story at a time?