I am the creator and curator of The Madeline Kahn Documentary Instagram page @Kahn_Cepts, a page that has become known as a cultural resource for performing arts scholars, professionals and artists.

@Kahn_Cepts is attached to my in-process documentary and the accompanying Madeline Kahn Archival Website. My page provides an in-depth exploration into the life and work of the late actress, Madeline Kahn, including her most beloved work, but also rare or never-before-seen images, and discussion of overlooked aspects of her 30-year career on the Broadway stage, television and film.

My page has become known as a platform to support Ovarian Cancer Awareness, which Madeline died from in 1999 at 57 years old.

My digital storytelling skills and social media expertise has built a global, multi-generational following—from Gen Z to Millennials and Gen X to Boomers and Silent Generation fans—mixed with a robust number of A-list followers from every corner of the arts, including some of Madeline’s friends, colleagues, and family: bestselling author, screenwriter, and playwright, Delia Ephron, Maya Rudolph, Rosanna Arquette, Betty Aberlin, Richard E. Grant, Paper magazine editorial director, Mickey Boardman, Broadway's Kristin Chenoweth, Rufus Wainwright, and 2026 Tony Award nominee, Sara Chase, legendary fashion designers Isaac Mizrahi, Zac Posen and Rebecca Moses, and the estate of the Godfather of U.S. celebrity paparazzi, Ron Galella. My personal social media pages are followed by the legendary Lily Tomlin (close friend of Madeline Kahn) and Academy Award-winning director, Cameron Crowe, writer of Almost Famous and Fast Times at Ridgemont High, plus other Hollywood luminaries and public figures.

Many of my followers believe that a team curates @kahn_cepts, but I am the editor-in-chief of every aspect of the content. I do not use ChatGPT or AI for my original, sophisticated, magazine-style caption writing and I produce my own video content.

You can find a pinned post from a follower, describing the breadth and depth of my page: "The person behind [the page] has done so much research, it's almost overwhelming to scroll through it and see all the footage of Madeline."

As a first time grant writer for the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), and staring at a daunting 80 to 90% rejection rate for first-time submissions to the prestigious National Institutes of Health—the world’s leading biomedical research organization—I received permission-to-submit within 4 days, for a $125K, 5-year renewable grant, with primary funding from the National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences (NCATS) and secondary funding from The National Institute on Aging (NIA).