United States
Hello! I'm Steve, an entertainment journalist and copywriter with fluency in comedy, TV, cannabis and games of board/video/card varieties. I also work as a PR and marketing content specialist for a software company, where I produce thought leadership pieces on the tech industry, AI, customer experience and everything in-between.
Both my B2C and B2B writing offers clarity about complex topics—I excel at distilling technical jargon and industry lingo into compelling, precise pieces of content.
Publications include: Rolling Stone, GQ, Fast Company, Variety, The AV Club and the Chicago Sun-Times.
Endorsed by Mel Brooks. Seriously!
The talented cast and crackerjack director Jen Ellison get up-close and personal with material about people simply inhabiting this world, rather than commenting on it.
How a content marketer with a background in journalism is helping to reverse cannabis stigma—the result of decades of anti-drug propaganda—by focusing on the facts
For this cannabis company, I provided some copywriting while writing biweekly blog posts for a year about live rosin and the cannabis industry (though most have been taken down at this point). Here's more about the brand:
During their nineties heyday, the Jerky Boys turned prank calling into a funny, filthy art form. Then they went quiet. Now, the group's co-founder and driving force, Johnny Brennan, is ready to hit redial on his career.
My thought leadership work at Zoho includes a regular column at Diginomica in support of our executives. You can check out my writing at this link.
Musically minded comedian says her new stage show at Steppenwolf - soon to be a Netflix special - is helping her 'reckon with the idea of death.'
"The Old Man and the Pool" marks an evolution point for Birbiglia's comedic style.
How a Monday night comedy show in the back of a bar, boasting some of the wildest acts imaginable, transformed Chicago's stand-up comedy landscape and gave rise to some of the best comics working today.
Final Fantasy's airships serve more than a pragmatic purpose: they're plot-escalators, removing the filler of random battles in favor of rare loot or exciting new characters.