Aliza Rosen is the founder and president of AYR Media, a full-service production company focused on premium unscripted and documentary content, encompassing podcasts, television and film.

A veteran producer and development executive with expertise across all mediums, Rosen launched AYR in 2020. The company currently has a diverse slate of premium podcasts set with platforms such as Audible, iHeart and Crown Media, with additional projects and IP in development for television/streaming and podcasting. AYR podcasts include Bitter Blood (Season 1 “Kasem v. Kasem,” and Season 2 “Murdoch v. Murdoch,” narrated by Alan Ruck), The First Wife: John Meehan’s Reign of Terror, The Murder of Robert Wone and Funny My Way (produced with Team Coco and hosted by J.B. Smoove) all for Audible; as well as iHeart Media hit Queen of the Con (Season 5 announced) and The Real Killer (Season 2 recently debuted), Crimson Hearts Collide and The Murder Years (in season 2)

Three of the above podcasts are already being adapted for television, in partnership with lauded production partners, for various cable networks and streaming platforms.

Rosen previously co-created and executive produced CBS’s The Case Of: Jon Benet Ramsey, which premiered in 2016 to record ratings; was a consulting producer on Oxygen’s documentary series Dirty John: The Dirty Truth; and also served as a consulting producer on E!’s For Real: The History of Reality TV. She spent seven years as executive vice president of development for Philadelphia-based S3 Productions, where she built the company’s slate from the ground up, developing series in myriad unscripted genres and selling to networks such as Discovery and A&E among many others.

Her directorial debut and first feature film, the award-winning Latter Day Jew, premiered in 2019, screening at festivals across the country.