Sasha Sagan has worked as a television producer, filmmaker, editor, writer and speaker in the United States and abroad.
Her essays and interviews on death, history and ritual through a secular lens have appeared on The Cut, The Oprah Magazine, Literary Hub, Mashable, Violet Book and beyond.
She regularly speaks on ways science can inform our celebrations and how we mark the passage of time, inspired in part by the work of her parents, Carl Sagan and Ann Druyan.
Sasha is the author of For Small Creatures Such As We: Rituals for Finding Meaning in Our Unlikely World which is an exercise in skepticism without cynicism, told through memoir and social history.
She lives in Boston with her husband and daughter.