Sarah Lefton is a digital media producer, indie Jewish educator and Executive Director/Producer of this very project you're hanging out with right now, G-dcast.

Sarah began working in interactive media in the last millenium, at NYU's Interactive Telecommunications Program (ITP). She went on to produce projects for The New York Times on the Web, the Village Voice, Princess Cruises and several children's toy brands. Her social media "Save Jericho" project for NutsOnline.com garnered national news attention.

Taking an abrupt turn for the less corporate, Sarah joined Northern California's independent Jewish summer camp, Camp Tawonga, as their Marketing Director for four years, learning about Jewish outreach and wilderness. Inspired by its Yosemite location, she designed the infamous YO SEMITE tee shirt, and launched her first Jewish entrepreneurial project: Jewish Fashion Conspiracy. Sarah is a past President of San Francisco's pluralist Mission Minyan, and board member of the San Francisco JCC.

Sarah was named one of the Forward 50 most influential Jews of 2009, and is a recipient of the Joshua Venture Group fellowship for Jewish social entrepreneurs. She was a guest of the Obamas at the 2010 reception at the White House for Jewish Heritage Month.

She lives with Bill, Levi and Pants on the fringe of the Diaspora, in San Francisco.