Brieana Synae Sealy

Multimedia Producer|Journalist|Sound Designer|Audio Engineer|Voice Actor

Brieana Sealy is a podcast producer, journalist, sound designer, audio engineer, and voice actor based in the D.C. Metro Area. Brieana is currently a freelance podcast producer and voice actor and is available for new projects.

Prior to freelancing, Brieana was a senior podcast producer for OffScrip Health, where she produced podcasts like The Heart of Healthcare and The Sickle from the original concept to publishing. Before that, she was a podcast producer and Journalism Bootcamp audio instructor for the Center for Strategic & International Studies.

As an audio instructor, Brieana educated graduate and undergraduate students on producing audio stories for CSIS’s week-long journalism boot camp. She guided students through outlining, scripting, interviewing, recording, and editing audio.

After graduating from the University of Arizona with a B.A. in Print Journalism in 2018, she gained further experience as an intern and later news assistant for NPR's All Things Considered. Before that, she was an intern for Vox Media’s Today, Explained podcast.

Her beats include music, art, TV & Film, health, climate change, environmental preservation, and social justice issues. Brieana also has experience with photography, video, graphics, and CMS. She designed this website and created all the content within it. Continue scrolling to view some of her best work.

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Featured Podcast Production Experience

The Heart of Healthcare

Senior Producer / Sound Designer / Audio Engineer

Mark Cuban on Starting an Online Pharmacy

00:00 / 24:38

Billionaire investor, Dallas Mavericks owner, and Shark Tank star Mark Cuban launched an online pharmacy for generic drugs that offers steep discounts over traditional pharmacies. The Mark Cuban Cost Plus Drug Company cuts out the middle-men and charges a transparent and simple price which is equal to the manufacturers' price plus a flat 15% markup.

The Sickle

Senior Producer / Sound Designer / Audio Engineer

Living with Sickle Cell Disease

00:00 / 31:36

Sickle Cell Disease (SCD), a group of genetic blood conditions that affect about 100,000 people in the U.S. In this episode, Andre talks about his earliest memories of living with SCD and the needs of the most vulnerable SCD patients. Dr. Lewis Hsu, a pediatric hematologist at the University Of Illinois Chicago and Sickle Cell Disease Association of America, explains what SCD is and how it works.

Vax On

Senior Producer / Sound Designer / Audio Engineer

Ms. Information and GMHC Get Their Vax On!

00:00 / 37:13

In this very special episode of VAX ON, Matthew and Elura proudly welcome vaccine myth-buster Ms. Information and Krishna Stone (from Gay Men's Health Crisis) live in studio. These four powerhouse personalities get raw and honest about the crisis of our time, vaccine misinformation, COVID-19's impact on the LGBTQ community, and how the world's problems can be solved with Drag Queens.

Bable Podcast

Producer / Sound Designer / Audio Engineer

Rapping Against Radicalism

00:00 / 03:12

El Rass, who performs in literary Arabic and Lebanese dialect, is one of several artists behind the counter-radicalism rap movement. The movement addresses religious and social issues affecting at-risk youths in Lebanese border towns and beyond through music. It gained momentum around 2013 and has exploded in recent years, pushing back against a wave of violent rap across the border in Syria.

Into Africa

Producer / Sound Designer / Audio Engineer

Bobi Wine and the Making of a President

00:00 / 31:29

In this special anniversary episode, Ugandan musician and opposition leader Robert Kyagulanyi (aka. Bobi Wine), joins host Judd Devermont, Lauren Blanchard (Congressional Research Service) and Damola Durosomo (OkayAfrica) in studio to discuss the challenges he faces in the lead up to Uganda’s 2021 presidential elections. Plus, guests delve into Somalia’s domestic politics and examine why Nigeria’s first Oscar submission, Lionheart, was disqualified.

NPR's All Things Considered

Pitched / Producer / Sound Designer

Comedy Central's 'The New Negroes' Highlights Black Comedians Who Tell Their Truths

00:00 / 08:00

There's a new show on Comedy Central that's paying respects to everything black comedy comes from and where it's headed. The first iteration Comedy Central's The New Negroes began in 2014 at the Bridgetown Comedy Festival in Portland, Ore. The festival brings acts from around the country.