Tammy was nominated for an Emmy for the first season of Michael Moore's, The Awful Truth. During her tenure with The Awful Truth, she executed seven days of live "town hall" taping in front of a 900-person audience for the wrap around portion of the show. She has also worked with a wide range of talent including Phil Donahue, Conan O'Brien, Michael Moore, Joan Lunden, Nancy Glass, and Jennifer Lopez.

Tammy's past projects prior to starting Brave St. include Executive Producer for The Bravest, a first run syndication reality show for Hearst Entertainment & National Entertainment; Executive Producer for The 30th Anniversary of The French Connection, a Fox Movie Channel & Grosso/Jacobson production; Co-Executive Producer for an episode of Mug Shots, a Court TV & Grosso/Jacobson production; Consultant for The Full Nelson, a political talk show, & WebMDTV, a medical/news show, for Fox News Channel; Executive Producer for Letourneau Live, the highest rated special over the past 10 years on USA Network; Executive Producer for The Bravest pilot for Hearst Entertainment/National Entertainment; Producer for Judgment Day, a daytime talk show pilot for Pearson Television; Co-Executive Producer for Parole Board, a court/reality pilot for Lions Gate & Grosso/Jacobson; Coordinating Producer for The Awful Truth with Michael Moore, a Bravo & UK's Channel Four production; Producer for The Jennifer Lopez Video Collection & Country Goes Pop, a VH1 production.

Initializing her accent into the television industry, Tammy got her start at the soap opera Another World. Subsequent progressions led her to the talk show arena where she was able to quickly rise through the ranks on such shows as Late Night with Conan O'Brien, Donahue and The Gordon Elliott Show.