Raising trans visibility is one of my life goals. I never know where it’s going to take me. Last night it was being the public address announcer for a half inning at the Brooklyn Cyclones game.

Hey there, Bluesky friends & followers! What (if anything) would you like to see me post about? I'm known for a couple of things. One is transportation communications and the other is being a fairly public trans woman. Here's an example where they intersect: www.intransit.nyc/short-film

We won the best documentary short award at the Garden State Film Festival!

So excited to have my film, In Transit, being shown at the Garden State Film Festival this month! #GSFF

Bernie Wagenblast, the iconic voice of @mta.info subways, has a message, the day after the feds took the letter "T" referring to trans people, off websites about the Stonewall National Monument. @thecity.bsky.social

Thank you for your support! You don't know how much it means. At a time when many in positions of power have come out against trans and non-binary people, it gives me strength and hope to see those who know me express their love. 🏳️‍⚧️ #trans #transgender

Part 2. I'm also the voice of the AirTrain at EWR and on PATCO in NJ/Philly. I recently made my recording debut as the voice of the train conductor on the Warriors album by Lin-Manuel Miranda & Eisa Davis. Here's a short film that tells you more about me. www.intransit.nyc/short-film

By way of introduction, here's just a bit about me, part 1. I was once a NYC traffic reporter and later became a transportation journalist. I'm probably best known as one of the voices of the NYC subways (Please stand away from the platform edge).

Thought I'd make my first post here by just saying, "hello." It's great to be here and please feel free to follow me.