Jessica Alpert is a producer, writer, and entrepreneur who believes in the power of storytelling to connect, inform, and transform. She began her career as a Fulbright Scholar in El Salvador, collecting oral histories that now reside at the University of Florida’s Samuel Proctor Oral History Program.

At Boston’s NPR affiliate, WBUR, she worked as a journalist and later as managing producer of podcasts, leading acclaimed projects like Modern Love: The Podcast (with The New York Times) and Last Seen (with The Boston Globe). In 2019, she co-founded Rococo Punch, an audio production company behind original series like The Turning, Welcome to Provincetown, and Queen of Hearts, as well as branded storytelling for organizations including MIT, Morgan Stanley, PBS Kids, and Vox.

Jessica’s passion for narrative extends beyond podcasting—she helps leaders and teams harness the power of storytelling for impact, influence, and clarity. Whether behind the mic or guiding others in finding their voice, she is committed to crafting stories that matter.

Originally from Houston, she now lives near Boston with her husband, twin children, and three cats.