Here you'll find a sampling of different sections from Stephanie's portfolio, highlighting her versatility as a writer.

Stephanie is one of the most prolific pet writers on the internet with more than a decade of experience. 

Several recognizable brands including Chewy, K&H Pet Products, Kaytee, Aqueon, AKC, Avoderm, Meow Mix, ComfortZone, Zilla, 9Lives, and PetsBest have hired Stephanie to bring her unique voice and careful research to educate readers about pet care and pet products.

Stephanie has written about finance and insurance products for Care Credit, United Concordia, and Synchrony; pet products for Walmart, Big Heart Pet, K&H Pets, Kaytee, and Comfort Zone; and affiliate sales copy for Athlon Sports. She also has experience writing complex B2B articles for companies like Amerisource Bergen, Critical Values, and Anaqua.

Stephanie's articles brought in more than 8 million views for Athlon Sports in 2025.

Stephanie is a voracious consumer of TikTok, Clapper, and Youtube content. She also makes videos of her own sometimes.

Stephanie has been interviewed on The Young Turks, has been a guest on podcasts about UFOs, Hallmark, and The 100, and made several dozen video-podcasts for her own site Post Apocalyptic Media.

Stephanie has written more than ten thousand entertainment articles on a vast array of topics. During that time, her writing has brought in more than 100 million views.

Stephanie currently provides Hallmark and anime coverage for EntertainmentNOW (formerly Heavy), as well as UFO coverage for her site The Verified Report. She previously founded Post Apocalyptic Media, building it to more than three million views per year. 

Stephanie also manages several large Hallmark-focused groups on Facebook, with one group exceeding 100k members. Always ready to respond to the market and try new things, Stephanie is also starting to create short-form videos for TikTok and Clapper.

Stephanie has a unique gift in translating difficult topics into a format that is easy for readers to digest. This has earned her repeat business from several distinguished brands such as Thomson Reuters, McKesson, Anthem, Critical Values, United Concordia, AmerisourceBergen, Pinnacol Assurance, Experian, Anaqua, and Barton Associates.

With an active law license and two degrees in journalism, Stephanie has the expertise and research skills to tackle even the toughest assignments.

When you need someone to break down a complicated finance or insurance concept for either B2C or B2B audiences, Stephanie has the skills to do it.

Among Stephanie's return clients are Synchrony, Care Credit, Dignity Health, Anthem, United Concordia, Experian, PNC, Pinnacol Assurance, Progressive, and Zacks.

A lifelong love of science and technology led Stephanie to get a degree in Science Journalism and to work for the Texas A&M technology licensing office. Now she regularly covers cutting-edge news in the space and medical industries for distinguished brands such as Critical Values and Blueshift News.

Stephanie is also well known for her UFO coverage, writing factual and well-researched articles for her sites Post Apocalyptic Media and The Verified Report. She also makes short-form science news and entertainment video content for Clapper.

In spite of her legal education, Stephanie writes with an approachable vocabulary that you don't need a dictionary to understand. Major brands rely on Stephanie to break down difficult or complicated concepts into a well-researched format that is easy to digest. 

Some of her return clients include Synchrony, Thomson Reuters, Chewy, Kaytee, the ABA, Walmart, ComfortZone, AKC, AvoDerm, Weebly, and Zillow.

Stephanie has built several Facebook groups in entertainment categories, with her Hallmark group boasting more than 100,000 members. She also has experience with building email lists, ad campaigns, and writing newsletters.

Her content has been shared by a variety of celebrities, politicians, and major brands including The Drudge Report, Jason Rothenberg, Bernie Sanders, Danica McKellar, and Ron Paul.

It pays to be careful when you write about health and wellness topics. Medical publications can be a legal and ethical minefield. That is why so many top brands trust Stephanie to handle this sensitive task. With a master's degree in Science Journalism and an active law license, Stephanie has all the tools to write in an authoritative and legally compliant manner while also translating difficult ideas into concepts that are easy to understand.

Stephanie's distinguished list of clients include Dignity Health, Anthem, United Concordia, Care Credit and Philips.

With decades of experience in news - first at the Corpus Christi Caller Times and more recently at Heavy, Stephanie has earned a reputation as a factual reporter with strong research skills. Her stories have been mentioned by a diverse array of politicians and political commentators such as Bernie Sanders and Tim Pool. 

Stephanie avoids commentary and sticks to the facts, providing well-researched and cited stories which help provide clarity rather than noise. Her background in law and journalism make her an ideal reporter when news is breaking, avoiding the costly mistakes made by less experienced reporters.

Stephanie excels at reporting sports news. Her ability to generate a clickable headline and beat competitors to publication make her an ideal sports reporter.

In early 2025 Stephanie began reporting on the Oklahoma Sooners and the South Carolina Gamecocks for Athlon Sports. Later that year she began contributing Texas Longhorns coverage for Heavy. Her writing focuses primarily on D1 college football and women's college basketball.

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