Hey there! I’m Robin.
I’m a creative producer and a death worker living in Washington, D.C.
I believe
- That life is one strange creative project — and if we are lucky, it’s a long one 
- Love + community care is our most valuable resource 
- To witness and be witnessed is the ultimate gift 
- That you must be the party you wish to see in the world 
- That we will lose everything that we love 
- Everything — and everyone — is connected 
I conjure and make things happen. I believe in planting seeds and serendipity and finding nodes of connection. I believe in expansion. I believe in mysteries. I believe that magic is just stuff that science doesn’t understand quite yet. We are all just in the process of passing through this strange plane — together.
I am interested in what it means to be deeply human: how we encounter each other, and what it means to encounter ourselves.
Professional Projects
Immersive Experiences
oral history - pop-up events - hospitality - podcasts
Death Work
love + support across the pan-death experience
I’m open to your invitations
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      Got a weird idea? I want to hear it. I’m calling in my innovators, my visionary energy, my inspired wonderers. Let’s make something together. Especially interested in death-centered projects at the moment 
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      Things I’m dreaming about these days: - Opening a proper bathhouse in Washington, DC 
- Creating a brick-and-mortar dying space somewhere here, a la the Omega Home Network. I’m a big fan of what Joseph’s House here in DC is doing. 
- Producing living funeral parties — might you be interested? 
- Pleasure Activism by Adrienne Maree Brown 
 
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      - I haven’t stopped thinking about Statler the bat for two years 
- This book made me laugh out loud over so many cups of coffee 
- Can’t stop won’t stop making this chickpea-tomato confit stew, and it’s good every time 
 
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      - How to become a good future crone 
- Love and all the ways it might exist 
- Big Griefs and little griefs; grief as anti-capitalist resistance 
- Communal living, and how to make that a reality 
- How this is the best mug I’ve ever owned and my goodness what a small joy 
 
 
            
              
            
            
          
               
            
              
            
            
          
              