How to Reach Your Podcast Listeners | Podcasting 101 Ep. 8 PRX 2026-09-24 | How to Reach Your Podcast Listeners | Podcasting 101 Ep. 8
Happy Pride Month 🏳️🌈 Podcasts to tune into this month! PRX 2023-06-09 | Happy Pride Month 🏳️🌈 Throughout June, we’re highlighting two #podcast episodes every Friday that focus on #LGBTQIA+ stories. Stay tuned for next week’s picks!#pridemonth #pridemonth2023
When we feel cared for, our cortisol levels drop... PRX 2023-06-06 | When we feel cared for, our cortisol levels drop, we feel safe, and we handle stress better. Dacher leads a meditation to help us focus on the people who make us feel supported.From The Greater Good Science Center and PRX, here's a Happiness Break from The Science of Happiness Podcast. Listen now: bit.ly/3vXsJe4
The Big Fix explores climate change solutions around the globe PRX 2023-04-20 | The importance of tackling climate change has never been clearer. But despite all the science that has accumulated over more than 30 years about its perils, planet-warming emissions continue to rise.The good news is that climate solutions are now more accessible than ever. The cost of wind and solar power, for example, has plummeted in the last decade. Expanding existing efforts to reduce deforestation and increase energy efficiency has the potential to significantly slash emissions. In the ongoing series, "The Big Fix," The World reports on what communities, individuals, governments and businesses are doing to cut emissions, as well as adapting to the impacts of climate change that are already being felt.Check out more reporting on "The Big Fix." And tune into The World’s social channels for our monthly video series exploring climate change solutions around the globe.theworld.org/categories/big-fixAbout PRX----PRX is a non-profit media company shaping the future of audio by producing and distributing content, building technology, and training talented, independent producers.Copyright of PRX 2022
Ukraine’s year of war, displacement and no end in sight PRX 2023-02-22 | The ongoing war in Ukraine has affected millions of people. The World’s correspondents Daniel Ofman, Durrie Bouscaren and Shirin Jaafari reflect on some of the key moments of the conflict.The war that began a year ago has killed thousands of people and forced millions to flee their homes. Entire cities have been reduced to rubble.The intense confrontations have also fueled fears of an open conflict between Russia and NATO. President Vladimir Putin launched an invasion of Ukraine from the north, east and south in what he called a “special military operation” to achieve the “demilitarization” and “denazification” of the country and protect ethnic Russians. Moscow also wanted to prevent Kyiv’s NATO membership and to keep it in Russia’s “sphere of influence.” Ukraine and the West say it's an illegal act of aggression against a country with a democratically elected government and a Jewish president whose relatives were killed in the Holocaust.Russian troops quickly reached Kyiv's outskirts, but their attempts to capture the capital and other cities in the northeast met stiff resistance. The magnitude of the conflict, with no end in sight, has striking numbers. Ahead of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine on Feb. 24, over 150,000 Russian troops had been amassing around Ukraine in Belarus and Russia.At the start of the invasion, Ukraine had an active 196,600 military personnel. New conscripts and civilian volunteers bolstered the number of personnel to anywhere between 500,000 and 700,000.Russia’s planned recruitment of about 300,000 new troops last fall proved successful, expanding their military numbers to well over a million people. Military casualties for both nations are said to have reached the tens of thousands. -------The World is public radio’s longest-running daily global news program. The World is a co-production of PRX and WGBH that broadcasts from the Nan and Bill Harris Studios at WGBH in Boston, Massachusetts.-------About PRX----PRX is a non-profit media company shaping the future of audio by producing and distributing content, building technology, and training talented, independent producers.Copyright of PRX 2022
What is PRX? PRX 2023-01-17 | Hear from some of our amazing creators as they describe our company, and what we provide for them, in their own words.About PRX----PRX is a non-profit media company shaping the future of audio by producing and distributing content, building technology, and training talented, independent producers.Copyright of PRX 2022
PRX Live Stream PRX 2022-11-16 | About PRX----PRX is a non-profit media company shaping the future of audio by producing and distributing content, building technology, and training talented, independent producers.Copyright of PRX 2022
Dovetail from PRX Demo PRX 2022-10-26 | Dovetail from PRX (dovetail.prx.org) is a suite of applications for podcast post-production built on the values and trust of public media. This technology gives producers, including public media stations, a smooth podcast publishing experience and the framework to grow, monetize, and sustain podcast businesses.----PRX is a non-profit media company shaping the future of audio by producing and distributing content, building technology, and training talented, independent producers.Copyright of PRX 2020
PRCC Second Line 2022 :60 PRX 2022-10-12 | PRX hosted a festive Second Line Parade during the Public Radio Content Conference on August 30, 2022 in New Orleans.Copyright of PRX 2022
What is PRX? PRX 2022-10-04 | PRX believes in the power of audio storytelling. Experiencing new stories expands our empathy, changes our minds, and transforms our communities. As a home for innovation in audio, the work and culture of PRX reflect our mission: to lead the expansion of public media as a trusted source of knowledge, information, and inspiration for all. In 2021 we broke new ground in this effort, together with our dedicated listeners, creators, and supporters. Thank you.You can read our 2021 annual report at 2021.prx.org/.About PRX----PRX is a non-profit media company shaping the future of audio by producing and distributing content, building technology, and training talented, independent producers.Copyright of PRX 2022
Learn more about PRX and what we believe in. PRX 2022-08-31 | PRX is a non-profit public media company specializing in audio journalism and storytelling. We serve independent producers and organizations by helping them connect to their most engaged, supportive audiences. One of the world’s leading podcast publishers, PRX works in partnership with TED, PBS, the Smithsonian, Futuro Media, GBH, Religion of Sports, and more. PRX is also home to Radiotopia, known as one of the most creative and successful podcast networks. In addition, PRX distributes trusted and treasured public radio programming to hundreds of stations nationwide, including “The World,” “The Moth Radio Hour,” “This American Life,” “Snap Judgment,” “Reveal,” “The Takeaway,” and “Latino USA.” PRX programs have been recognized by the Peabody Awards, duPont-Columbia Awards, and the IDA Documentary Awards.Learn more at prx.org and radiotopia.fm.Copyright of PRX 2020
2022 Google Podcasts creator program Application Info-Session #2 PRX 2022-04-19 | Join Google Podcasts creator Program Project Manager, Alexandra Blair, as she answers all of your questions about the 2022 Google Podcasts creator program, the application process, and eligibility. The second of two Info Session Webinars. Recorded April 15th, 2022Full Transcript available to view at: training.prx.org/videos/v/2022-gpcp-application-info-session-2View the recording of the first application info-session: youtu.be/_80cNWsMObILearn more: training.prx.orgAbout PRX----PRX is a non-profit media company shaping the future of audio by producing and distributing content, building technology, and training talented, independent producers.
2022 Google Podcasts creator program Application Info-Session #1 PRX 2022-04-12 | Join Google Podcasts creator Program Project Manager, Alexandra Blair, as she answers all of your questions about the 2022 Google Podcasts creator program, the application process, and eligibility. One of two Info Session Webinars. Recorded April 8th, 2022Full Transcript available to view at: training.prx.org/videos/v/2022-gpcp-application-info-session-1View recording of the second application info-session: youtu.be/OFouub2i5XQLearn more: training.prx.orgAbout PRX----PRX is a non-profit media company shaping the future of audio by producing and distributing content, building technology, and training talented, independent producers.
3 Years and Counting: Inside the Google Podcasts Creator Program | PRX PRX 2022-03-24 | Join Google & PRX as we look back on three years of intensive podcast training across the globe and learn about what we have in store for the future of the Google Podcasts creator program (GPcp). Hear from PRX CEO Kerri Hoffman and GPcp lead Alexandra Blair to unpack why independent podcasters need more support than and how this collaborative training accelerator has supported independent audio creators the world over for two years and counting! Learn about compelling industry trends and unique insights about emerging podcast ecosystems worldwide you won’t want to miss. Plus: a special announcement from Google & PRX!Full Transcript: training.prx.org/videos/v/3yearsandcoutingLearn more: training.prx.org----PRX is a non-profit media company shaping the future of audio by producing and distributing content, building technology, and training talented, independent producers.Copyright of PRX 2020
How to Make Your Podcast More Than the Sum of Its Parts | Google Podcasts creator program & PRX PRX 2021-12-17 | A podcast is just one piece of the whole for the brand you represent, how might you aim to think bigger, and create a broader environment of engagement around your podcast? In this webinar we will hear from independent creators who have embraced this thinking, innovated, and expanded the influence of their podcast brand through myriad avenues of engagement; live events, social media, email campaigns, product offerings, merchandise, institutional partnerships, and more!Joining us in conversation are Sarah Azoubel and Bia Guimarães of 37 Graus, Dan Saks of Noodle Loaf, and Katy Osuna of Copper & Heat.Learn more: training.prx.org----PRX is a non-profit media company shaping the future of audio by producing and distributing content, building technology, and training talented, independent producers.Copyright of PRX 2020
How to Craft a Professional Podcast Pitch | Google Podcasts creator program & PRX PRX 2021-12-08 | What makes a crisp, professional podcast pitch? What are some common pitching pitfalls that you can avoid when presenting your creative efforts to potential funders and partners? How can you stand out among the countless pitches that audio industry professionals receive every day?In this webinar we will be speaking with the producers and content strategists on the other side of the table, to hear their insights into what makes a pitch memorable, compelling, and unique — Lauren Silverman, Supervising Producer at Gimlet Media, Christian Jatar, producer and writer for Sonoro Media, Justine Lang, Director of Development at Pushkin Industries, and Jason Saldanha, Chief of Business Development at PRX. Learn more: training.prx.org----PRX is a non-profit media company shaping the future of audio by producing and distributing content, building technology, and training talented, independent producers.Copyright of PRX 2021
How to Navigate the World of Podcast Festivals | Google Podcasts creator program & PRX PRX 2021-11-24 | So you’ve made your podcast...now what? How can you sustain momentum and help your podcast continue to grow in scope, impact and listenership?In this webinar we will explore the big wide world of podcast festivals, awards, and conferences. We’ll learn about the event landscape, how they function, what they can offer creators and audiences alike, and how to get the most out of attending. See how your podcast can live on through innovative programming and find out more about the rich creator communities springing up around the world.Our guests speakers include festival juggernauts who will offer their insights and experiences in shaping podcast symposia and community: Jess Kupferman, CEO & Co-Founder of ShePodcasts; Third Coast’s Co-Directors Emily Kennedy and Maya Goldberg-Safir; Melissa Mbugua, Co-Director of Africa Podfest; and Dan Franks, President and Co-founder of Podcast Movement.Learn more: training.prx.org----PRX is a non-profit media company shaping the future of audio by producing and distributing content, building technology, and training talented, independent producers.Copyright of PRX 2021
Podcasting Tips & Takeaways from the Google Podcasts creator program PRX 2021-10-01 | Podcast teams from the most recent Google Podcasts creator program cohort share their testimonials of the 16-week podcast accelerator! About Google Podcasts creator program----The Google Podcasts creator program is a partnership between Google and PRX that trains, mentors, and provides resources to underrepresented voices in podcasting around the world. Learn more at googlecp.prx.orgAbout PRX----PRX is a non-profit media company shaping the future of audio by producing and distributing content, building technology, and training talented, independent producers. Learn more at http://prx.orgCopyright of PRX 2021
6 Podcast Teams Share Share Their Top Takeaways from the Google Podcasts creator program PRX 2021-06-23 | Teams from the most recent Google Podcasts creator program cohort share their testimonials of the 16-week podcast accelerator! About Google Podcasts creator program----The Google Podcasts creator program is a partnership between Google and PRX that trains, mentors, and provides resources to underrepresented voices in podcasting around the world. Learn more at googlecp.prx.orgAbout PRX----PRX is a non-profit media company shaping the future of audio by producing and distributing content, building technology, and training talented, independent producers. Learn more at http://prx.orgCopyright of PRX 2021
How to Think about Podcast Analytics with Vox Media | Google Podcasts creator program & PRX PRX 2021-04-16 | What can your podcast analytics tell you, and how can you use them to grow your audience?PRX and the Google Podcasts creator program presents this podcasting webinar with special guests from Vox Media!Liz Kelly Nelson is VP for Audio for Vox. She leads the overal strategy and oversees the editorial and production teams for shows like "Today, Explained", "The Weeds", "Vox Conversations", and "Unexplainable".Brandon Santos is the Director of Marketing for the Vox Media Podcast Network. He oversees audience growth efforts for podcasts across Vox, New York Magazine, The Verge, and other Vox Media editorial brands.----PRX is a non-profit media company shaping the future of audio by producing and distributing content, building technology, and training talented, independent producers.Copyright of PRX 2021
Ishinomaki, Japan, after the 2011 earthquake and tsunami. PRX 2021-03-11 | In May of 2011, just weeks after the devastating earthquake and tsunami that triggered the nuclear meltdown at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant, The World’s Marco Werman reported from the port city of Ishinomaki, where more than 3,000 people had lost their lives. He took listeners along the ruined fishing port, past shipwrecks washed ashore and by homes turned into rubble and cars smashed like tin cans. He spoke with Aya Saeki, who was 37 years old and living in a house just a block from the ocean when the sea flattened her neighborhood. Even as the rubble was still being cleared, she wanted to return to her home. So did her mother, who felt closely tied to the city where her own parents had grown up.
Fukushima 10 Years on PRX 2021-03-10 | The children and teenagers who lived through the 2011 catastrophic earthquake and following Tsunami along Japan’s northeastern coast feature centrally in an art project titled, “The Journey Itself Home” (“旅はすみか”), which reflects on how to move forward.Two pairs of artists, Americans and Japanese, are behind the project: Hiroyuki Abe and Natsuka Endo in Tokyo and Sue Mark and her husband Bruce Douglas from the San Francisco Bay Area. The four met in 2019.The artists collected thoughts from residents of the impacted Tohoku region of northeast Japan about the recovery and people’s hopes for the future.
Fukushima 10 Years On PRX 2021-03-10 | The children and teenagers who lived through the 2011 catastrophic earthquake and following Tsunami along Japan’s northeastern coast feature centrally in an art project titled, “The Journey Itself Home” (“旅はすみか”), which reflects on how to move forward.Two pairs of artists, American and Japanese, are behind the project: Hiroyuki Abe and Natsuka Endo in Tokyo and Sue Mark and her husband Bruce Douglas from the San Francisco Bay Area. The four met in 2019.The artists collected thoughts from residents of the impacted Tohoku region of northeast Japan about the recovery and people’s hopes for the future.
Ready To Learn Podcast Accelerator - Webinar 2 | PRX PRX 2021-03-05 | Watch the first webinar — youtu.be/gbNyPsfmqqsThe team at PRX answers questions about the Ready To Learn Podcast Accelerator, a 16-week training program open to five US-based podcasting teams from PRX, PBS KIDS, and the Corporation for Public Broadcasting!Through an intensive training curriculum developed by PRX and PBS KIDS, producers will be empowered to develop engaging podcasts for children ages 4-8 at an exciting time, as demand for trusted family-friendly audio content is on the rise. In addition to $10,000, the program will provide guidance to participants as they navigate through production and build processes and skills.Following the training, select podcast pilots may be showcased on PBS KIDS digital platforms and one team will be selected to produce a series for PBS KIDS!The deadline to apply is March 19, 2021 at 5pm ET.Learn More & Apply Today: www.prx.org/ready-to-learn----PRX is a non-profit media company shaping the future of audio by producing and distributing content, building technology, and training talented, independent producers.Copyright of PRX 2021
Ready To Learn Podcast Accelerator - Webinar 1 | PRX PRX 2021-02-23 | The team at PRX answers questions about the Ready To Learn Podcast Accelerator, a 16-week training program open to five US-based podcasting teams from PRX, PBS KIDS, and the Corporation for Public Broadcasting!Through an intensive training curriculum developed by PRX and PBS KIDS, producers will be empowered to develop engaging podcasts for children ages 4-8 at an exciting time, as demand for trusted family-friendly audio content is on the rise. In addition to $10,000, the program will provide guidance to participants as they navigate through production and build processes and skills.Following the training, select podcast pilots may be showcased on PBS KIDS digital platforms and one team will be selected to produce a series for PBS KIDS!The deadline to apply is March 19, 2021 at 5pm ET.Learn More & Apply Today: www.prx.org/ready-to-learn----PRX is a non-profit media company shaping the future of audio by producing and distributing content, building technology, and training talented, independent producers.Copyright of PRX 2020
Community Conversation from Audio Recess PRX 2020-12-23 | Being part of a community is more important now than ever. Due to COVID-19, networking with podcasters and creators within the industry is much harder due to travel bans, and the inability to gather in-person. How do we find ways to support and advocate for each other in this new normal? Join Josephine Karianjahi Karimurio, Melissa Mbugua, and Rhea Chedid in conversation with Se’era Spragley Ricks to discuss the importance of community, while also sharing strategies and tips on how to build your network through local and remote partnerships.This conversation was recorded as part of Audio Recess from PRX and the Google Podcasts creator program — a free, all-day experience on November 21, 2020 for podcasters, audio creators, and enthusiasts around the world to connect, support each other, and have fun.About PRX----PRX is a non-profit media company shaping the future of audio by producing and distributing content, building technology, and training talented, independent producers.Copyright of PRX 2020
How to Create and Sustain a Podcast (Your Way!) with GPcp Alumni PRX 2020-12-23 | See all our podcasting webinars: on.prx.org/2WHI3KkThree Google Podcasts creator program alumni teams share their podcast journeys and how to create and sustain your podcast, your way! Hosts and producers of 37 Graus, City of Women, and De Eso No Se Habla:Samyuktha Varma, Radhika Viswanathan, Laura Casielles, Isabel Cadenas Cañón, Beatriz Guimarães de Carvalho, and Sarah Azoubel Lima.----The Google Podcasts creator program is a partnership between Google and PRX that trains, mentors, and provides resources to underrepresented voices in podcasting around the world.Learn more: googlecp.prx.org----PRX is a non-profit media company shaping the future of audio by producing and distributing content, building technology, and training talented, independent producers.Copyright of PRX 2020
How to Find Your Podcasts Voice and Tone with Mark Pagán (GPcp Webinar) PRX 2020-11-11 | Explore all our free podcasting webinars here: on.prx.org/32vTGY8How do you make your mark as an indie podcast producer AND find the voice and tone for your show?In this free webinar, creator and host of the podcast Other Men Need Help, Mark Pagán will provide pointers on everything from script writing to honing the actual tone of your podcast.Whether you are doing nonfiction narrative, fiction, chat cast, interviews, or a genre of your own, join us if you are interested in learning more about finding the right voice for your show.About MarkMark Pagán is an award-winning comedian, film and podcast producer, writer, and former b-boy. He currently produces and hosts the series and live show, Other Men Need Help.Mark’s work and performances have been honored at over 50 festivals and shows worldwide including Slamdance Film Festival, PBS, Arizona International Film Festival, Maryland Film Festival, Rooftop Film Festival, FRIGID Festival, North Carolina Comedy Arts Festival, Gotham Storytelling Festival, Chicago Improv Festival, Cinder Block Comedy Festival, RISK!, The Moth, Story Collider, Philadelphia Improv Festival, and the Charleston Comedy Festival.----The Google Podcasts creator program is a partnership between Google and PRX that trains, mentors, and provides resources to underrepresented voices in podcasting around the world.Learn more: training.prx.org----PRX is a non-profit media company shaping the future of audio by producing and distributing content, building technology, and training talented, independent producers.Copyright of PRX 2020
How to Make a Kickass Podcast (Without Burning Out) with Lauren Silverman (GPcp Webinar) PRX 2020-11-05 | See all our podcasting webinars: on.prx.org/3501ovnHow do you keep your podcast's production organized? Why does staying organized matter? Join us for this free webinar with organization guru and Senior Producer of New Show Development at Gimlet, Lauren Silverman, as she shares the building blocks of making a sustainable podcast.----The Google Podcasts creator program is a partnership between Google and PRX that trains, mentors, and provides resources to underrepresented voices in podcasting around the world.Learn more: training.prx.org----PRX is a non-profit media company shaping the future of audio by producing and distributing content, building technology, and training talented, independent producers.Copyright of PRX 2020
How to Create a Listener-First Podcast with Lindsay Abrams (GPcp Webinar) PRX 2020-10-27 | See all our podcasting webinars: on.prx.org/37TzUJsDo you know who's listening to your podcast? Do you know what they want? Find out by going beyond metrics like downloads and ratings with this free webinar with Lindsay Abrams, CNN's Design Strategist for Podcasts and Audio. Lindsay will introduce you to an easy and powerful process for gaining insights from your current (and future) listeners, and share real-life examples of how these insights can be used to focus and strengthen your audio projects.----The Google Podcasts creator program is a partnership between Google and PRX that trains, mentors, and provides resources to underrepresented voices in podcasting around the world.Learn more: training.prx.org----PRX is a non-profit media company shaping the future of audio by producing and distributing content, building technology, and training talented, independent producers.Copyright of PRX 2020
2020 Election: The voting power of Latino youth PRX 2020-10-20 | The world’s attention is on the 2020 presidential election in the United States. And this year, there is one particular group that may help decide who wins: Latinos — one of the fastest-growing demographic groups in the US. Approximately every 30 seconds, a Latino in the US turns 18 and becomes eligible to vote.A record 32 million people who identify as Latino will be eligible to vote in the 2020 presidential election, according to Pew Research Center. That’s just over 13% of the electorate — surpassing eligible black voters for the first time and making Latinos the nation’s largest voter group after whites.But will they come out to vote?Even though young Latino voters have similar priority issues as any other young American — health care, the economy, climate change and how to afford college, among others — they also have different interests and nuances connected to their family backgrounds, along with their social and economic statuses.All of these things — combined with a pandemic and a racial reckoning that have upended their lives — are shaping their politics.“Every 30 Seconds” is a collaborative public media reporting project tracing the young Latino electorate ahead of the 2020 national election. The project, launched in February 2020 and funded by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, is led by The World, the daily global news and analysis program from PRX and WGBH.“Every 30 Seconds" is a national collaboration bringing together diverse perspectives from across the country. Stations contributing to “Every 30 Seconds” include KERA in Dallas, Texas; KJZZ in Phoenix, Arizona; KPBS in San Diego, California; KUOW in Seattle, Washington; WABE in Atlanta, Georgia; WLRN in Miami, Florida; and WUNC in Chapel Hill, North Carolina.
A Night of Storytelling with PRX and Kai Wright | Aug. 25, 2020 PRX 2020-09-03 | Six public radio teams from the third cohort of PRX’s Project Catapult wrapped up an intensive podcast training with a celebratory virtual showcase. Hosted by Kai Wright from WNYC’s The United States of Anxiety. See timestamps below!00:59 - Introduction15:00 - Life Raft from WWNO & WRKF28:23 - Middle of Everywhere from WKMS40:53 - Through the Cracks from WAMU52:49 - The Modern West from Wyoming Public Radio1:04:04 - Black in Appalachia from East Tennessee PBS1:19:30 - Port Of Entry from KPBSKai WrightKai Wright is host and managing editor of The United States of Anxiety, a podcast about the unfinished business of our history and its grip on our future, produced by WNYC Studios.The Atlantic hailed the show as one of the “The Best Podcasts of 2018,” declaring that it “has always been able to swiftly explain current events through the lens of the past.”In addition, Wright was the host of WNYC Studios’ other limited edition podcasts with social justice themes: The Stakes, There Goes the Neighborhood, and Caught: The Lives of Juvenile Justice, which was honored with an Alfred I. duPont-Columbia University Award. He also served as one of the hosts of Indivisible, a national live radio call-in show that WNYC convened during the first 100 days of the Trump Administration to invite Americans to come together across divides.About Project CatapultProject Catapult is an innovative podcast accelerator developed by PRX, working in conjunction with public radio stations. The five selected stations from around the country participate in a 20-week curriculum to learn new skills, including content development, audience engagement and monetization.About PRXPRX is a non-profit media company specializing in audio journalism and storytelling. We believe strong public media is anchored in journalism, strengthened with diverse voices, and amplified by innovative technology. Our award-winning portfolio ranges from iconic public radio programs like The World, This American Life, The Takeaway and Reveal, to a growing body of podcast-first productions including the Radiotopia network, home to 99% Invisible, Ear Hustle and Criminal. Each month we reach more than 28.5 million listeners and generate in excess of 70 million podcast downloads per month. #ProjectCatapult #PublicRadio #Podcasts
Anthropocene Echoes by Shanti Mathias PRX 2020-08-07 | Shanti Mathias has lived in India and in New Zealand where she lives now in the capital, Wellington. Mathias, 20, but wrote this poem when she was 18, goes running almost daily and loves connecting with nature while she does it. She says she writes to process her complex feelings about the environment and the unfairness of ecological degradation.More poems from The World's series: pri.org/stories/2020-07-09/global-network-young-people-writes-poems-cope-climate-crisis
Neeraja Kumar - Himalayas in Jalandhar PRX 2020-07-30 | Neeraja Kumar, 15, is a prolific writer who draws inspiration from the biodiversity of her native country, India. She writes about ways people can think differently about their relationship with nature. Neeraja is a student currently living in Dubai. This is her poem "Himalayas in Jalandhar."
[Part 3] Answering Your Questions about the 2020-21 Google Podcasts creator program PRX 2020-07-24 | Check out our FAQs and sign up to join a webinar: on.prx.org/2BNTIReRecorded on July 22, 2020The Google Podcasts creator program is a partnership between Google and PRX that trains, mentors, and provides resources to underrepresented voices in podcasting around the world.We are accepting applications now through August 2, 2020 for three, 12-week accelerators! Learn more: on.prx.org/3iWreWbCreators in each accelerator will receive:• Training from PRX’s expert team and the program’s accomplished advisors on topics such as storytelling, sound design, and reaching audiences through marketing and engagement;• Regular feedback on all aspects of their production, including editorial and technical input;• Equipment and software to help meet independent production needs amid the challenging circumstances of the COVID-19 pandemic; and,• Up to $12,000 in funding for use as they see fit for their productions.
infinity (collapsed) by Caroline Dinh PRX 2020-07-23 | Caroline Dinh, 15, says calls herself a professional hobbyist who is always trying out new things. She is a writer, an artist and a programmer who hopes to express her experiences through writing. Her poem is titled "infinity (collapsed)."For more: http://theworld.org/bigfix
Bianca Nwokejis Soul Treatment. PRX 2020-07-16 | Bianca Nwokeji, 20, a student of Medical Lab Science at the University of Nigeria, Nsukka, has an enormous passion for writing. She says she hopes to make a world impact through the written word and philanthropy. Here is her poem titled "Soul Treatment."
[Part 2] Answering Your Questions about the 2020-21 Google Podcasts creator program PRX 2020-07-13 | Check out our FAQs and sign up to join a webinar: on.prx.org/2BNTIReThe Google Podcasts creator program is a partnership between Google and PRX that trains, mentors, and provides resources to underrepresented voices in podcasting around the world.We are accepting applications now through August 2, 2020 for three, 12-week accelerators! Learn more: on.prx.org/3iWreWbCreators in each accelerator will receive:• Training from PRX’s expert team and the program’s accomplished advisors on topics such as storytelling, sound design, and reaching audiences through marketing and engagement;• Regular feedback on all aspects of their production, including editorial and technical input;• Equipment and software to help meet independent production needs amid the challenging circumstances of the COVID-19 pandemic; and,• Up to $12,000 in funding for use as they see fit for their productions.
Black Voices Matter - a discussion with Tonya Mosley, Gene Dembe, and Touré PRX 2020-07-10 | Subscribe to panelists wherever you get your podcasts:Touré — Democracyish and host of Touré ShowTonya Mosley — KQED’s Truth Be Told,Gene Demby — NPR’s Code SwitchTouré’s Website: toure.com KQED’s Truth Be Told: www.kqed.org/podcasts/truthbetoldNPR’s Code Switch: www.npr.org/sections/codeswitchPRX PG Virtual Events Calendar: podcastgarage.org/virtualPodcaster Toolbox: podcastgarage.org/toolboxNewsletter Sign-Up: podcastgarage.org/newsletterSocial media:#blackvoicesmatterTwitter:@Toure@TonyaMosley@TruthBeToldKQED@GeeDee215@NPRCodeSwitch@PRXInstagram:@toureshow@tonyatalks@truthbetoldkqed@geedee215@nprcodeswitch@prxpodcastgarage@prxofficial
Answering Your Questions about the 2020-21 Google Podcasts creator program PRX 2020-07-10 | Check out our FAQs and sign up to join a webinar: on.prx.org/2BNTIReThe Google Podcasts creator program is a partnership between Google and PRX that trains, mentors, and provides resources to underrepresented voices in podcasting around the world.We are accepting applications now through August 2, 2020 for three, 12-week accelerators! Learn more: on.prx.org/3iWreWbCreators in each accelerator will receive:• Training from PRX’s expert team and the program’s accomplished advisors on topics such as storytelling, sound design, and reaching audiences through marketing and engagement;• Regular feedback on all aspects of their production, including editorial and technical input;• Equipment and software to help meet independent production needs amid the challenging circumstances of the COVID-19 pandemic; and,• Up to $12,000 in funding for use as they see fit for their productions.
Writing poems to cope with the climate crisis PRX 2020-07-10 | Meet 18-year-old Vani Dadoo from Mumbai, India. She is part of Write the World, a global network of young people who use poetry to cope with the climate crisis.In the next few weeks, The World’s climate solutions segment, The Big Fix, will be looking at the relationship between arts and climate change. We will be featuring young writers like Vani.More: theworld.org/bigfix
Listen In with Radiotopia & Jody Avirgan of This Day in Esoteric Political History PRX 2020-06-26 | Listen In with This Day in Esoteric Political History's Jody Avirgan on March 29th, hosted by Radiotopia Executive Producer Julie Shapiro.
Radiotopias Ear Hustle on Podcast Wine Down PRX 2020-06-26 | Explore more events like this and join us next time! on.prx.org/35xxJIkIn this #PodcastWineDown, you’ll listen to a series of audio clips from Radiotopia's Ear Hustle and join a discussion with Hosts Earlonne Woods, Nigel Poor, co-creator Antwan Williams, and facilitator Se’era Ricks. About Ear HustleEAR HUSTLE BRINGS YOU THE DAILY REALITIES OF LIFE INSIDE PRISON SHARED BY THOSE LIVING IT, AND STORIES FROM THE OUTSIDE, POST-INCARCERATION. The podcast is a partnership between Nigel Poor, a Bay Area visual artist, and Earlonne Woods, formerly incarcerated at San Quentin State Prison, and was co-founded with former San Quentin resident Antwan Williams.The Ear Hustle team works in the San Francisco Bay Area, both in San Quentin State Prison’s media lab and from offices on the outside, to produce stories that are sometimes difficult, often funny and always honest. Episodes offer a nuanced view of people involved with the American prison system and those reintegrating into society after serving time.Ear Hustle won Radiotopia's Podquest contest in 2016, beating out more than 1,500 international entries. Since then, the podcast has received a number of awards, including a 2018 Third Coast/Richard H. Driehaus Foundation Competition award for the episode “Dirty Water”; the 2018 and 2019 Webby Award for Podcasts and Digital Audio in the Documentary category; the 2019 Webby People's Voice Award for Documentary Podcast; the 2019 iHeartRadio Podcast Award for Best Social Impact; and the 2019 SPJ NorCal James Madison Freedom of Information Award for Audio Journalism. The show was also a Peabody Award nominee in 2017 and 2018, and a finalist for the inaugural Pulitzer Prize in Audio Reporting in 2020.Ear Hustle is a proud member of PRX’s Radiotopia, a curated network of extraordinary, cutting-edge podcasts. Listen to Ear Hustle now on:Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/0BTNncRr5euU6lTh7ip8Fp?si=OiNL_GqPQPe7PkZyOW-lRwApply Podcasts: go.lnkam.com/link/r?u=https%3A%2F%2Fitunes.apple.com&campaign_id=3gAeRuCpz6kHngLps2LHKQ&source=4apvesisr53xcf ...or wherever you get your podcasts.About the PRX Podcast GaragePRX Podcast Garage is a community recording studio, classroom, and event space for audio storytellers of all experience levels. With locations in Boston and Washington, D.C., we support audio makers through providing professional recording equipment, hands-on training, and creating opportunities for podcast lovers and makers to gather.Learn more at www.podcastgarage.org#PRXPodcastGarage #SHOWHASHTAG
Listen In with Radiotopia & Over The Road PRX 2020-06-25 | Listen In virtual event to celebrate the end of Radiotopia's Over the Road series on June 16th. Guests included Host Long Haul Paul Marhoefer, Editor & Channel One Nine Host Todd Dills, Producer & Sound Designer Ian Coss and Producer Lacy Roberts. This event was hosted by Radiotopia & Over the Road Executive Producer Julie Shapiro.
Listen In with Radiotopia & Avery Trufelman of 99% Invisibles Articles of Interest PRX 2020-06-25 | Avery Trufelman joined this edition of Listen In with Radiotopia to preview season two of 99% Invisible's Articles of Interest from May 11th, hosted by Radiotopia Network Director Audrey Mardavich.
Listen In with Radiotopia & Helen Zaltzman of The Allusionist PRX 2020-06-25 | Helen Zaltzman of Radiotopia's The Allusionist joined Audrey Mardavich, Radiotopia Network Director, for a virtual hangout and discussion.
So You Want to Start a COVID 19 Podcast — Webinar April 21, 2020 PRX 2020-05-29 | With COVID-19 dominating so much of our local and national news coverage, and with coronavirus podcasts seemingly multiplying by the day, public media stations may be asking a couple questions: Is it worth it to start a coronavirus podcast now? If so, how can it be done (without overhauling your whole newsroom) in a way that moves the global conversation forward and engages your local audience?PRX and PMJA hosted this free, interactive webinar to showcase how five public radio stations from across the country are using COVID-19 podcasts to reach and engage new and existing audiences – and to share tips on how to start the process if you’re considering it.We believe, even with all the uninterrupted news coverage and a growing ecosystem of COVID-19 podcasts, this is a great opportunity to deepen engagement with your community around this enormous global event. Whether you want to expand on your current news coverage or provide a whole new outlet for your listeners, this webinar will offer lessons learned from stations that developed coronavirus podcasts – quickly and thoughtfully. These producers, from PRX’s Project Catapult – PRX’s training program and podcast accelerator for public media stations – will share how they went from a “crazy idea” to a full-fledged podcast, using key design thinking principles that prioritize collaboration, iteration and an audience-first strategy.Featuring:Aaron Henkin, WYPR Baltimore, The Daily DoseBrad Turner, Colorado Public Radio, At a DistanceKinsee Morlan, KPBS, San Diego MattersTim Lloyd, St. Louis Public Radio, We Live HereSam Whitehead, WABE Atlanta, Did You Wash Your Hands?
AMA About Remote Audio Recording with PRX Podcast Garage PRX 2020-05-28 | Check out both parts of our Ultimate Guide to Remote Recording:Part One: on.prx.org/2yDwziyPart Two: on.prx.org/3ce8OLISubscribe to The Tune Up for bi-weekly updates on upcoming events, podcasting tips, and more: on.prx.org/3gyuKEDIn this AMA (“Ask Me Anything”), members of the PRX training team tackle your trickiest remote recording questions and help keep your show running as smoothly as possible. #PRXPodcastGarage
Discussion: Will young Latinos turn out to vote in the 2020 US presidential election? PRX 2020-05-21 | Nearly every 30 seconds, a young Latino in the US turns 18, or voting age. The challenge for candidates in the upcoming 2020 election this fall will be turning Latinos out to vote. The World's Daisy Contreras moderated a discussion with María Teresa Kumar, president and CEO of Voto Latino and Mark Hugo Lopez, director of Hispanic research at the Pew Research Center.
PRX Podcast Privacy Symposium: Privacy Challenges in Podcasting PRX 2020-03-19 | Podcast, tech, and law professionals convened in February 2020 at The New School to discuss the future of podcasting at PRX's privacy symposium, titled Emerging Threats to Podcasting’s Open Ecosystem.There are several layers of technology between producers and listeners: hosting companies, analytics services, ad networks, attribution companies, podcasting apps. What information is each of these players able to collect? How can that information be used, and what other data can it be cross-referenced with?Panelists:David Adams, MegaphoneChris Bavitz, Berkman Klein CenterLaurie Belleau, Market EnginuityStacey Goers, NPRAndrew Pellett, PodsightsModerator: Wailin Wong, ReworkVideography by Sean Hanleyhttp://www.sean-hanley.com
PRX Podcast Privacy Symposium: Introductory Remarks PRX 2020-03-19 | Podcast, tech, and law professionals convened in February 2020 at The New School to discuss the future of podcasting at PRX's privacy symposium, titled Emerging Threats to Podcasting’s Open Ecosystem.Speakers: Kerri Hoffman, PRXDoron Weber, Alfred P. Sloan FoundationBlake Eskin for Journalism + DesignVideography by Sean Hanleyhttp://www.sean-hanley.com
