Kula is a podcast collective and production company led by Erin Greenhouse.

While my career has shapeshifted, my work has consistently explored how media, technology, and culture reflect and inform one another. I began as a media strategist at a global media agency network in New York, then moved into the AdTech startup world, where I led account teams, oversaw cross-department operations, and provided leadership through mergers, acquisitions, and periods of rapid organizational change. Along the way, I studied yoga and Vedic philosophy to deepen my understanding of the ways we can connect with ourselves and the world around us—gaining insights that continue to shape my approach to work and life.

I returned to audio, which I studied in college, after two quiet years of hibernating with newborn twins and my husband during the pandemic. During that time, I could feel the creative energy that had been stifled by the circumstances of the moment—and ten years of corporate grind—beginning to build and needing an outlet. I got my hands back on a DAW and started mixing music with my brother-in-law, a musician in Chicago, who collaborated with me to create original sounds for projects I was starting. At the same time, I began connecting with people whose ideas and missions felt timely and meaningful. I didn’t intend to build a business—I just wanted to support work I believed in, and I had the expertise to help make it happen. Before long, I was managing productions across formats and genres, supported by a growing network of editors, composers, writers, and creative collaborators.

Since then, I’ve collaborated with some of the most inspiring and dedicated people on work that feels both creative and purposeful, and I’m excited to keep building from here. I’m deeply grateful for these connections and the meaningful work we’ve created together.