Podcasts about media association

Tonga's Bishop Soane Patita Paini Mafi is heading to the Vatican to pay his respects to Pope Francis. Media Association of Tonga President and the Tongan Catholic Newspaper deputy editor Viliami Falekaono spoke to Corin Dann.

On this episode, we're joined by eight students who attended the College Media Association convention a series of mini-interviews that ran 2 to 3 minutes each. The students come from schools in Boston, Virginia, Ohio, and CaliforniaIn these interviews we talked about some of their early-career highlights, important lessons they learned, and how being a journalist impacted them as a person.Students interviewed and their salutes:Maeve Bauer (VCU) – Virginia Walker, Woodgrove High SchoolMaren Halpin (Suffolk University) – practitioner in residence Charles St. AmandRanjini Shank (Ohio University) – Andrea Lewis, director of student mediaAva Jelepis (Ohio) – The staff of The New PoliticalJoseph Dimino (Suffolk) – Charles St. AhmandMichael Najarian  (Suffolk) – former Suffolk Journal editors J.D. Conte and Jamie TarisBrooklyn Leighton (Suffolk) – Shealagh Sullivan and Sally RooneyNikki Yunker (El Camino College) – Gary Kohatsu, Kate McLaughlin, Stephanie FrithThank you as always for listening. Please send us feedback to journalismsalute@gmail.com Visit our website: thejournalismsalute.org Mark's website (MarkSimonmedia.com)Tweet us at @journalismpod and Bluesky at @marksimon.bsky.socialSubscribe to our newsletter– journalismsalute.substack.com

In the past few decades, technology has taken over the way we live our lives. From the books that we read to news we receive, the way we consume media has been changed forever. But recently, there’s been a movement to return to the analogue. Whether it’s vinyl records, DVDs, or even newspapers - the demand for physical media is growing. Creators and storytellers across the nation are meeting that growing need by making new and interesting physical content of their own. Christopher Payne is doing just that with his publication Fine Print. Christopher grew up in a small town in California named Cherry Valley near the Mojave Desert. While living there, he honed his skills as an artist, producing art that focuses on what he describes as, “nature viewed through a distorted lens”. After finding artistic success in exhibits, on magazine covers, and having artworks placed in movies and TV shows - and after living in LA and Austin - a new job search led Christopher to Baton Rouge four years ago. Now he leads his Fine Print team across the nation from here in the capital city. It goes without saying that the news has had one foot out the door of the physical medium for years now. This has caused magazines, newspapers and newsletters to have to make moves to stay alive. One of the main things you’ll see them doing is establishing a strong internet presence to make sure their readers can get their news anywhere and everywhere. Ivory Payne is no stranger to this evolution. Ivory is a graphic artist and the publisher of the Baton Rouge Weekly Press, a paper that started life 47 years ago and today has a significant internet presence - though Ivory still prints physical issues for those traditionalists who want it. Ivory says the paper has a circulation of around 60,000, which, per capita, makes it one of the most well-read local papers in the country. Ivory was born and raised here in Baton Rouge but spent much of his working career in Ohio. He came back home in 2016. Back here he wears many hats, including President of the Louisiana Black Publishers and Media Association, assistant pastor at the Greater New Birth Full Gospel Fellowship, and publisher of a bi-annual coffee table book about African American leaders who make a positive impact in their communities, called Leaders Publications. It’s clear to see that these two Paynes don’t just share the same name, they’re two sides of the same coin. On the heads side of the Payne coin, Ivory is keeping the public informed through one publication and highlighting innovators with another. On the tails side, Christopher is using his skills and talent to lift up others' work as well. Ivory and Christopher are both very passionate about what they do and that’s important: If it weren’t for organizations like theirs, physical mediums would surely phase out of existence. Oscar Tickle sits in for Stephanie Riegel on this episode of Out to Lunch, recorded live over lunch at Mansurs on the Boulevard. You can find photos from this show by Ian Ledo and Miranda Albarez at itsbatonrouge.la.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ethic Advertising Agency: Founded in 2014, specializes in paid advertising and the creative that supports it for the advertisers that are too big for a small shop and too small for a big shop. ($50k to a few million in ad spend).  We provide in-house digital advertising (PPC/SEM, OTT/CTV, Display, Video Pre-roll, Native, Social Media, Google Grants, Digital Audio, etc...), media buying, media planning, and creative (video, animation, graphic design, audio, and website development) services.  There are 15 employees. https://www.ethic-ads.com/Qujam: Self-serve geofence advertising software with no minimums.  We launched this brand in 2023.  It allows anyone to easily run geofence advertising campaigns for display, OTT/CTV, and video pre-roll campaigns.About Jeff:  I knew I wanted to run an ad agency when I was in college.  I spent nearly 10 years building the capital and skills at CBS TV, as a media buyer/planner, and some real estate investing to launch Ethic Advertising Agency in 2014. I authored a short e-book on the 9 Reasons Why Advertising Doesn't Work and I'm big on culture and core values in the advertising agency space having given talks around the subject at Ad Week and for the Media Association of Pittsburgh. I'm married with two children and a dog!

Vanessa Bassil is the founder and president of the Media Association for Peace, and has personally trained journalists and journalism students in Lebanon and other countries in the Middle East. She is currently in graduate school at the University of Bonn in Germany, working towards a PhD in Peace Journalism. Peace Journalism, the guiding practice behind Media Association for Peace, (MAP) is when editors and reporters make choices—of what to report, and how to report it—that create opportunities for society at large to consider and value non-violent responses to conflict. Growing up in an insulated Christian community in the wake of the Lebanese Civil War (1975-1990), Vanessa never had the opportunity to meet a Lebanese Muslim. As a rookie journalist, instead of working inside of one of her country's ethnic media silos, she chose independence. She was drawn towards peacebuilding, and would report on camps that brought together groups of Sunni and Shia Muslims and Christians in the mountains. With the founding of MAP in 2013, Vanessa created a space where journalists learn to report on Lebanon's divisive issues – including an economic crisis, the difficulties of hosting Syrian refugees, and LGBTQ rights – in ways that are nuanced and depolarizing. Watch videos produced by MAP to break stereotypes about Syrian refugees (Arabic with English subtitles)The Genius Syrian RefugeeMyassar, the Woman Who Never Gives UpThe Robot TeamWatch Vanessa Bassil's webinar presentation to learn more about MAP (about 15 minutes)To learn more about Peace Journalism, listen to our episode with Steven Youngblood, founding director of the Center for Global Peace Journalism at Park University, and now Making Peace Visible's Director of Education.  ABOUT THE SHOW Making Peace Visible is hosted by Jamil Simon and produced by Andrea Muraskin, with help from Faith McClure. Learn more at makingpeacevisible.org Support this podcast Connect on social:Instagram @makingpeacevisibleLinkedIn @makingpeacevisibleX (formerly Twitter) @makingpeaceviz We want to learn more about our listeners. Take this 3-minute survey to help us improve the show!

Chris Kline Arizona Media Association. Trends in media consumption from broadcasting to streaming to social media. Election debates coming in Arizona, AMA is coordinating distribution to keep voters informed. Barney Brenner joins Chris today. Barney is a retired local business owner and occasional political consultant. He is also a periodic contributor to townhall.com Barney helps Chris clear his tabs. Fargo style killing in Tucson...prosecuted over four years later. Kinney County, TX crime explodes. Jonathan Haidt--"Coddling of the American Mind"--Gen Z has been raised by gaming and social media. The results are not good, especially for girls.

On this special episode, we talk to a diverse group of journalists at the College Media Association Spring Convention in Manhattan. They speak about their journalism origin stories and their most memorable journalism experiences.In this episode, you'll hear from CMA president and University of Alabama-Birmingham student media advisor Jackie Alexander (1:10), Philadelphia Inquirer reporter Beatrice Forman (11:27), and 7 college student journalists ranging in age from teenager to 50s: JD Delcastillo (Florida Atlantic, starts at 20:48), Ashley Atkins (Monroe County Community College, 24:34), Audrey Gavagan (Rochester Institute of Technology, 30:02), Jacquelyn Reaves (Ithaca College, 33:44), Paul Czarnecki (University of Colorado-Colorado Springs, 38:36), Megan Martinez (Capital University, 43:01), and Sagel Gurreh (Capital University, 47:00)Journalism SalutesJackie Alexander: All student journalists, Center for Community NewsBeatrice Forman: Hell Gate, Katie WayJD Delcastillo: The Athletic, ESPN West Palm BeachAshley Atkins: Matthew Bird-Meyer, advisor, The AgoraAudrey Gavagan: Pro PublicaJacquelyn Reaves: The IthacanPaul Czarnecki: Laura Austin Eurich, ESPN, Annika SchmidtMegan Martinez: Adrian Suppes, editor-in-chief, Capital University ChimesSagel Gurreh: Motas Azaiza, Palestinian photojournalistNotable Quotes“It's made me more curious about things I wouldn't be curious about.”“In these times, it's so important to be on the right side of history and truth and showing what is happening.”"That she got tears in her eyes from reading her own story that I wrote made me feel really good.”Thank you as always for listening. Please send us feedback to journalismsalute@gmail.com,Visit our website: thejournalismsalute.org Mark's website (MarkSimonmedia.com)Tweet us at @journalismpod.Subscribe to our newsletter- journalismsalute.substack.com

Lisa Simpson, the former executive director of Arizona Newspapers Association, and Chris Kline, the former president/ CEO of Arizona Broadcasters Association, have known each other for years since they both lobby on issues that affect their association's members similarly. The major difference between the two is Lisa's members are from newspapers, and Chris' are broadcasters. But in a world where more and more media content is being shared and consumed on the same devices by the same audiences, to some, it seems archaic and a bit outdated to define a news media company primarily by its legacy platform of delivery (such as a press or transmitter). Moreover, most agree that a broadcaster and a legacy news company compete less with each other for ad dollars, where both lose the lion's share of local media revenue to big tech companies like Google and Meta/ Facebook. Add to that how corporate media empires have grouped more and more local outlets under common ownership, depleting association membership numbers. It seemed only logical to these two state media leaders that merging resources would be a logical way to strengthen the support provided to both association memberships. So on August 20, 2023, history was made when two separate media associations that for years considered themselves competitive for audience and ad dollars — Arizona Newspapers Association and Arizona Broadcasters Association — announced that their boards approved that they would become one on September 1, 2023. Arizona Media Association was created. Both Kline and Simpson will remain on board in leadership roles, with Kline taking the "top chair" of CEO and president. Kline was quoted in the initial announcement: "There is a significant amount of line-blurring between platforms. For most news consumers, all local outlets fall under the umbrella of local news, making the merger a logical next step for the industry organizations in Arizona." He added, "It gives us a lot of extra room to stand boldly," Kline said of the partnership, "with hundreds of companies across platforms.” In this episode of "E&P Reports," we explore the groundbreaking move by two organizations that considered themselves competitive for decades. Arizona Newspapers Association and Arizona Broadcasters Association merge into Arizona Media Association. We chat about the "whys and hows" of the union with Lisa Simpson, the former executive director of Arizona Newspapers Association, and Chris Kline, the former president/ CEO of Arizona Broadcasters Association. We also learn their future plans for advancing the industry and serving their combined membership.

In the fast-paced world of digital marketing, it's crucial for businesses to navigate the ever-changing landscape with ethical and legal practices. In this episode of Hilary Topper on Air. Hilary speaks with Jillian Circus president of the Social Media Association. About the Interview In this captivating conversation, Jillian shares her insights on how SMA is shaping the landscape of ethical digital marketing and helping professionals stay ahead of emerging trends. Discover Jillian's journey into the realm of social media began with a passion for connecting people through digital platforms. Learn about the SMA guidelines and benefits. Hear how SMA is not just an association, but rather a thriving community where professionals can connect, collaborate, and learn from each other. In a world where digital marketing is a driving force in business growth, Jillian Circus and the Social Media Association stand as guiding lights, ensuring that ethics and professionalism remain at the heart of every digital endeavor. Through this insightful podcast interview, Hilary Topper provides a platform for Jillian to share her expertise and shed light on the vital importance of ethical digital marketing practices in today's ever-changing landscape. About Jillian Circus and the Social Media Association To learn more about SMA and connect with Jillian Circus, individuals can explore the association's website and social media channels at www.socialmediaassociation.com. Whether you're a seasoned digital marketer or a newcomer to the field, SMA offers a gateway to ethical digital marketing practices, networking opportunities, and the chance to be part of a dynamic community that's shaping the future of the industry.

We are happy to welcome award winning author, Sharon Draper to The Hamilton Review Podcast!  Sharon Draper is the New York Times Bestselling author of " Out of my Mind",  a book that has been on the list for almost two years. The book has also been developed into a movie and will be distributed by Disney, coming to theaters soon! In this conversation, Mrs. Draper shares with the audience about her love of reading as a young girl and how that shaped her writing career. She also talks about her best selling book, "Out of my Mind", her long career as an educator, and so much more. This is a must listen conversation friends! Enjoy this episode! Sharon M. Draper is a professional educator as well as an accomplished writer. She has been honored as the National Teacher of the Year, is a five-time winner of the Coretta Scott King Literary Awards, and is a New York Times bestselling author, with Out of my Mind staying on the list for almost two years. She was selected as Ohio's Outstanding High School Language Arts Educator, Ohio Teacher of the Year, and was chosen as a NCNW Excellence in Teaching Award winner. She is a Milken Family Foundation National Educator Award winner, and was the Duncanson Artist-in-Residence for the Taft Museum. She is a YWCA Career Woman of Achievement, and is the recipient of the Dean's Award from Howard University School of Education, the Pepperdine University Distinguished Alumnus Award, the Marva Collins Education Excellence Award, and the Governor's Educational Leadership Award. Last year she was named Ohio Pioneer in Education by the Ohio State Department of Education, and in 2008 she received the Beacon of Light Humanitarian award. In 2009 she received the Doctor of Laws Degree from Pepperdine University. In 2011, she received the Lifetime Achievement Award for contributions to the field of adolescent literature by The Assembly on Literature for Adolescents of the National Council of Teachers of English, as well as the 33rd Annual Jeremiah Luddington Award by the Educational Book and Media Association, also for lifetime achievement. In 2015 she was honored by the American Library Association as the recipient of the Margaret A. Edwards Award for lifetime literary achievement. In 2015 she was honored with the Anne V. Zarrow Award by the Tulsa Library Trust., as well as the 2016 Upstander Award by Antioch College. She has been honored at the White House six times, and was chosen as one of only four authors in the country to speak at the National Book Festival Gala in Washington, D.C, and to represent the United States in Moscow at their Book Festival. Her book Copper Sun was named one of the 100 Best Books of All Time by TIME Magazine and was selected by the US State Department and the International Reading Association as the United States novel for the international reading project called Reading Across Continents. Students in the US, Nigeria, and Ghana are reading the book and sharing ideas-a true intercontinental, cross-cultural experience. Actively involved in encouraging and motivating all teachers and their students as well, she has worked all over the United States, as well as in Russia, Ghana, Togo, Kenya, Ethiopia, Bermuda, and Guam, spreading the word about the power of accomplished teaching and excellence in education. Her literary recognition began when, as a challenge from one of her students, she entered and won first prize in a literary contest, for which she was awarded $5000 and the publication of her short story, "One Small Torch." She has published numerous poems, articles, and short stories in a variety of literary journals. She is the published author of numerous articles, stories, and poems. Sharon Draper is an active participant in the activities of the YWCA of Cincinnati, a member of the National Council of Teachers of English, the International Reading Association, and Top Ladies of Distinction. Ms. Draper travels extensively and has been a guest on television and radio programs throughout the country, discussing issues of literature, reading, and education. She is an accomplished public speaker who addresses educational and literary groups of all ages, both nationally and internationally, with entertaining readings of her poetry and novels, as well as enlightening instructional presentations. She lives in Cincinnati, Ohio, with her husband and a golden retriever named Honey. I learned to dream through reading, learned to create dreams through writing, and learned to develop dreamers through teaching. I shall always be a dreamer. Come dream with me. How to contact Sharon Draper: Sharon Draper's official website Sharon Draper on Instagram How to contact Dr. Bob: Dr. Bob on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChztMVtPCLJkiXvv7H5tpDQ Dr. Bob on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drroberthamilton/ Dr. Bob on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bob.hamilton

Jason Robertshaw has many years of experience in teaching marine sciences both in person and via distance learning. As the Programs Manager for Virtual Learning at Mote Marine Laboratory & Aquarium, he has a lot to share about how to inspire students about the marine sciences. Hosted by Ben Newsome from Fizzics Education About Jason Robertshaw Jason works at Mote Marine Laboratory & Aquarium as the Programs Manager for Virtual Learning, where he designs, develops, and delivers education lessons and collaboratively produces live events for audiences of all ages. He is also the technical director for the award-winning SEA Trek virtual learning programs and multimedia producer for free SEA Show content. He is a certified Florida Master Naturalist and Instructor and serves as the Central West representative on the FMNP advisory board. In addition to FMNP, he also leads Endless Oceans, Mote's lifelong learning program. Jason is a board member of the Florida Marine Science Educators Association and a FMSEA/FWC Aquatic Species Collection Workshop instructor. He is a member of the National Association of Interpretation and the Children's Media Association. In 2022, he joined the advisory board for the Center for Interactive Learning and Collaboration. Prior to Mote, Jason worked in public television and in environmental project management for the state of Florida.Learn more https://mote.org/education  https://mote.org/staff/member/jason-robertshaw Hosted by Ben Newsome from Fizzics Education With interviews with leading science educators and STEM thought leaders, this science education podcast is about highlighting different ways of teaching kids within and beyond the classroom. It's not just about educational practice & pedagogy, it's about inspiring new ideas & challenging conventions of how students can learn about their world! https://www.fizzicseducation.com.au/ Know an educator who'd love this STEM podcast episode?  Share it!The FizzicsEd podcast is a member of the Australian Educators Online Network (AEON )http://www.aeon.net.au/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jason Robertshaw has many years of experience in teaching marine sciences both in person and via distance learning. As the Programs Manager for Virtual Learning at Mote Marine Laboratory & Aquarium, he has a lot to share about how to inspire students about the marine sciences Hosted by Ben Newsome from Fizzics Education About Jason Robertshaw Jason works at Mote Marine Laboratory & Aquarium as the Programs Manager for Virtual Learning, where he designs, develops, and delivers education lessons and collaboratively produces live events for audiences of all ages. He is also the technical director forthe award-winning SEA Trek virtual learning programs and multimedia producer for free SEA Show content. He is a certified Florida Master Naturalist and Instructor and serves as the Central West representative on the FMNP advisory board. In addition to FMNP, he also lead Endless Oceans, Mote's lifelong learning program. Jason is a board member of the Florida Marine Science Educators Association and a FMSEA/FWC Aquatic Species Collection Workshop instructor. He is a member of the National Association of Interpretation and the Children's Media Association. In 2022, he joined the advisory board for the Center for Interactive Learning and Collaboration. Prior to Mote, Jason worked in public television and in environmental project management for the state of Florida.Learn more https://mote.org/education  https://mote.org/staff/member/jason-robertshaw Hosted by Ben Newsome from Fizzics Education With interviews with leading science educators and STEM thought leaders, this science education podcast is about highlighting different ways of teaching kids within and beyond the classroom. It's not just about educational practice & pedagogy, it's about inspiring new ideas & challenging conventions of how students can learn about their world! https://www.fizzicseducation.com.au/ Know an educator who'd love this STEM podcast episode?  Share it!The FizzicsEd podcast is a member of the Australian Educators Online Network (AEON )http://www.aeon.net.au/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Our kids are naturally curious explorers who can easily get caught up in their own world of make believe and play! It's wonderful to experience and it's vital to their growth and development. BUT we don't have to take on the role of full-time entertainer, and our kids don't need us to (it's also not a crime if our kids are bored!). My guest, Dr. Jody LeVos, explains all of this and talks about how play helps kids develop social emotional skills, cognitive abilities, solve problems, develop physically, and most importantly, make sense of and explore the world around them. The best part about play is that it's FUN! Life is heavy enough and having fun is good for all of us. In this episode, Dr. LeVos and I talk about different kinds of play, how it meets multiple needs for your kiddos, builds connection and creates moments that are remembered for a lifetime. I know you'll love hearing this conversation and Dr. LeVos and I hope you will leave the episode wanting to do something fun with your kids, you'll never regret it! For fun activity pages from BEGIN, you can download them from the Parent Toolbox. www.parent-toolbox.com And check out their website for discount codes! beginlearning.co About Dr. Jody LeVosJody LeVos, Ph.D., currently serves as Chief Learning Officer at BEGiN. She has been designing early learning experiences for children and families, and overseeing the development of curriculum and play-to-learn products (digital apps, toys, books, and movies), for more than a decade. She's had the great honor of working at some of the world's best-known ed-tech, children's media, and toy companies, including LeapFrog, VTech, KidKraft, Mattel, and HOMER. Jody LeVos has a Ph.D. in Developmental Science from the University of Alberta (Edmonton, Canada), focused on children's mathematical and cognitive development. She has extensive experience providing meaningful data-driven insights for parents, crafting informal learning curricula, leading teams of learning design experts, and advocating the importance of learning through play. She has published 19 peer-reviewed papers and chapters and has contributed to numerous panels and channels, including CES Kids@Play, Hallmark's “Home and Family,” and the American Academy of Pediatrics' Screen Time Summit. She co-founded and served a two-year term as Vice President for the Bay Area's chapter of the Children's Media Association, and currently serves as Board Trustee for Explo, an organization focused on helping students from grades 2-12 explore the world, develop agency to pursue their passions, and find their future selves. She lives in the San Francisco Bay Area with her husband and two children, cat, and dog, and enjoys training and participating in endurance sports (triathlons, ultra-marathons) in her spare time.Contact Information:Email: nvelez@5wpr.comSocial Media:Website: beginlearning.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jody-sherman-levos-phd-8786901b/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/learnwithhomer Instagram: @playmattersphd @learnwithhomer Thanks for listening! For more on Robbin, her work and free resources, keep reading! Thanks for listening!It means so much to me that you listened to my podcast! If you resonate with my message and would like my personal help in your parenting journey, I'd love to talk to you. Please visit my website to book a call with me where we can talk about your parenting frustrations and I'll share how I can help you. www.parentingforconnection.comMy intention with my show is to build a community of parents that can have open and honest conversations about parenting without judgement or criticism. We have too much of that!I honor each parent and their path towards...

Erin Willder is the managing editor at BYU Continuing Education, where she oversees a large team of editors who work on hundreds of online courses. She also serves on the division's digital accessibility committee and generates content for organic and paid media. A founding member of Latter-day Saint Publishing and Media Association, Erin currently serves as the LDSPMA President.

In the fourth episode of CPR's new series titled, Spotlight South Asia, we analyze the developments in Bhutan. Hosted by Senior Fellow, Sushant Singh, this series features leading experts from India's neighborhood to make sense of the political, economic and social developments in these countries and what they mean for India. Our guest for this episode is Tenzing Lamsang, the Editor of The Bhutanese, a private newspaper in Thimphu, Bhutan. He is also the President of the Media Association of Bhutan. Tenzing and Sushant draw a comparison between pre-pandemic and post-pandemic Bhutan. They discuss the economic situation in the country, particularly keeping tourism and hydropower, the two big economic earners for the country, as their focus. Tenzing also shares about the culture in Bhutan, what the customs and traditions are like. How are the social indicators holding up? Has democracy gotten embedded in the country? Has the influx of social media impacted journalism? How does today's India look from Bhutan? Sushant and Tenzing also explore these questions. Finally, Tenzing comments on whether Bhutan sees China with a sense of fear or opportunity.

In the fourth episode of CPR's new series titled, Spotlight South Asia, we analyze the developments in Bhutan. Hosted by Senior Fellow, Sushant Singh, this series features leading experts from India's neighborhood to make sense of the political, economic and social developments in these countries and what they mean for India. Our guest for this episode is Tenzing Lamsang, the Editor of The Bhutanese, a private newspaper in Thimphu, Bhutan. He is also the President of the Media Association of Bhutan. Tenzing and Sushant draw a comparison between pre-pandemic and post-pandemic Bhutan. They discuss the economic situation in the country, particularly keeping tourism and hydropower, the two big economic earners for the country, as their focus. Tenzing also shares about the culture in Bhutan, what the customs and traditions are like. How are the social indicators holding up? Has democracy gotten embedded in the country? Has the influx of social media impacted journalism? How does today's India look from Bhutan? Sushant and Tenzing also explore these questions. Finally, Tenzing comments on whether Bhutan sees China with a sense of fear or opportunity.

China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi and a 20-strong delegation arrived in the Solomon Islands Thursday at the start of an eight-nation tour that comes amid growing concerns about Beijing's military and financial ambitions in the South Pacific region.China says the trip builds on a long history of friendly relations between Beijing and the island nations.But Australia scrambled to counter the move by sending its own Foreign Minister Penny Wong to Fiji to shore up support in the Pacific. Wong had been on the job just five days following an Australian election and had just arrived back Wednesday night from a meeting in Tokyo.In Fiji, Wong said it was up to each island nation to decide what partnerships they formed and what agreements they signed, but urged them to consider the benefits of sticking with Australia.“Australia will be a partner that doesn't come with strings attached nor imposing unsustainable financial burdens," Wong said. “We are a partner that won't erode Pacific priorities or Pacific institutions.”Meanwhile, the Media Association of Solomon Islands called on its members to boycott a news conference in the capital, Honiara, held by Wang and his counterpart from the Solomon Islands, Jeremiah Manele, following a meeting between the pair.That's because only selected media were invited to the event, and the schedule allowed for just a single question to be asked of Wang by China's state-owned broadcaster CCTV.“Its a tough call to make regarding the media boycott for the press event on Thursday,” wrote association president Georgina Kekea on Twitter. “Our protest is for our govt to see our disappointment. They have failed us & they failed to protect #democracy.”According to an official Chinese summary of the meeting, Wang told his counterpart that China would firmly support the Solomon Islands in its efforts to maintain national security and territorial integrity, while Manele described the visit as historic and a “milestone in the relations” between the two countries.China signed a security pact with the Solomon Islands last month in a move that sent shock waves around the world.That pact has raised fears that China could send troops to the island nation or even establish a military base there, not far from Australia. The Solomon Islands and China say there are no plans for a base.In another move by China, a draft document obtained by The Associated Press shows that Wang is hoping to strike a deal with 10 small Pacific nations during his visit. The sweeping agreement covers everything from security to fisheries and is seen by at least one Pacific leader as an attempt by Beijing to wrest control of the region.Wang is hoping the countries will endorse the pre-written agreement as part of a joint communique after a May 30 meeting in Fiji with the other foreign ministers.During his 10-day visit, Wang is also planning to make stops in Kiribati, Samoa, Fiji, Tonga, Vanuatu, Papua New Guinea and East Timor.Earlier, Australia's new Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said he'd sent Wong to Fiji because Australia needed to “step up" its efforts in the Pacific.“We need to respond to this because this is China seeking to increase its influence in the region of the world where Australia has been the security partner of choice since the Second World War,” he told the Australian Broadcasting Corp.But Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Wang Wenbin said that in recent years, exchanges and cooperation between Beijing and the island nations had been expanding in a development that was welcomed by the Pacific countries.- By Nick Perry, AP

The Media Association of Solomon Islands plans to boycott an event for China's Foreign Minister, while concerns are raised over a leaked communique between China and Pacific nations.

The Media Association of Solomon Islands (MASI) has announced that its members will be boycotting a media event for China's visiting Foreign Minister on Thursday, after restrictions were placed on media access to the event.

Ol stori long program: Pacific rijan i makim World Media Freedom Day wantem tingting blong sampla sinia journlaists, Media Association long Solomon Islands i autim tu wari blong ol long media freedom long kantri na; pipal wantaim disabiliti long Vanuatu i kisim halvim long kaikai na helt paket long wanpla NGO grup long taem blong ol Covid-19 lokdaun.

Devan Jensen is the president of the LDS Publishing & Media Association.  What is it exactly, and who is it for?  Devan will introduce us to the group, and even give it 2 discount codes to attend meetings in October. Devan:  I'm Devan Jensen and I work in Church publishing. I'm an editor and a […] The post LDS Publishing & Media Assoc (Part 1 of 3 Devan Jensen) appeared first on Gospel Tangents.

On this week's episode of the #FilmNorthDakotaPodcast, we interview Danielle Monzelowsky (Miss Dani Mo) and hear how she creates and stars in Miss Dani Mo, a popular children's education series with videos across YouTube, Facebook, Instagram and TikTok. This podcast is brought to you by the North Dakota Film & Media Association. Our mission is to connect, advance and promote North Dakota's audio and visual media industries and to further local development and economic impact. Connect with other Filmmakers in North Dakota and learn more at www.FilmND.org

This week on the #FilmNorthDakotaPodcast, Jason Allen (Directors Guild of America) shares how the film industry has been transformed by the pandemic, why collaboration is key to filmmaking and what Hollywood can learn from North Dakota. This podcast is brought to you by the North Dakota Film & Media Association. Our mission is to connect, advance and promote North Dakota's audio and visual media industries and to further local development and economic impact. Connect with other Filmmakers in North Dakota and learn more at www.FilmND.org

Dan Bielinski (Canticle Productions) moved his family from New York to North Dakota to become Theatre Program Director at the University of Mary. Since arriving in Bismarck, Dan has also become a prolific writer, director and producer of plays, shorts and feature films that celebrate the history and culture of the Great Plains. This podcast is brought to you by the North Dakota Film & Media Association. Our mission is to connect, advance and promote North Dakota's audio and visual media industries and to further local development and economic impact. Connect with other Filmmakers in North Dakota and learn more at www.FilmND.org

My friend Devan Jensen, president of the Latter-day Saint Publishing and Media Association (ldsmpa.org), joins us to introduce the organization and invite listeners to their upcoming conference at BYU October 7-9, 2021. The association is for Latter-day Saints in publishing or media or independently sharing content through blogs, podcasts, or social media (membership is free). Those who join can network or find resources to help efforts to reach a wider audience (such as writing a book, developing a podcast, better using social media, etc). On the podcast, Devan talks about the organization's purpose and the upcoming conference (student discount code of Student2021 and all others code of Friend2021; good through September 30). Devan also shares principles and insights to find common ground. If you are a Latter-day Saint developing content, please listen to this podcast and check out this organization. They are providing a needed resource. Thank you, Devan, for being on the podcast and for all your great work!

Charu Kumarhia talks to JT Kaltreider about how the pandemic inspired the edcuator to find a new way to reach children and let them know they matter.JT Kaltreider, or most famously known as Mister Kay, is an elite early childhood educator with over a decade of experience in the field. He currently is in Drexel University's Doctorate in Educational Leadership & Management program with a concentration in Global & International education. Mister Kay also received his K-12 Principal Certificate from Drexel and a Master of Education with a specialization in Special Education from The Pennsylvania State University. He dual majored in college and received his Bachelor of Science in Education with a PreK-4th grade teacher certification. JT is a National Marketing Coordinator for the Children's Media Association and a member of the Diversity Content Committee. He wants all children to feel that they matter and a have a purpose in the world.Follow this link to find The Mister Kay Show:https://solo.to/misterkayshowwww.charukumarhia.com www.charukumarhia.com

Andrei Stoica, Brynn Fitzsimmons, and Nyonu Branch-Watkins of Independent Media Association (IMA, independentmedia.us) describe their efforts to support citizen journalists creating well-researched, contextualized stories that matter deeply to their communities. IMA believes freedom of press means equipping everyday people to tell stories that help us all get free. They work with volunteers and community members […] The post Citizen journalism in Kansas City-Independent Media Association appeared first on KKFI.

She's NEVER Quitting! Marsha Petrie Sue Represents The Woman's Outdoor Media AssociationWho are the members of the WOMA? We are media/industry women & men focused on increasing media attention for women in the outdoors, especially women in the fields of shooting, hunting, fishing, and archery! We are very passionate about our mission! Season 1, Episode 10

Season 2: Episode 9Rotman's very own Antonella Hidalgo goes over her experience as EMA Club President and working at CIBC last Summer. We chat about the various Entertainment and Media Association events held this year and reflect on the opportunities for Rotman's class of 2022. We also learn the secrets of Ecuador's cuisine and Antonella's legendary past as a professional dancer.

The hook and bullet industry has been and is still living through some of the wildest times we’ve known.  So today, I’ve got the head of one of the industry’s leading media organizations on the show to talk about it. Thomas Mack Olly is going to highlight why you can’t find ammo, why it’s harder than you think to just “make more guns” and he’s going to talk about how his organization, the Professional Outdoor Media Association, is dealing with the pressure of a year that killed conventions and trade shows as we know it.  Thomas has designed and is hosting what will be the firearms industry’s first show back amid the turmoil that has been the coronavirus. We’ll outline details on that at the end.  Restless Native is Brought to you by GoWild Join today. POMA website Shooting Sport Showcase:https://professionaloutdoormedia.org/showcase-registration/

Steven Piersanti is one of the founding members of the Latter-day Saint Publishing and Media Association. He currently serves as the director of conferences and programs. Steve is also the president and publisher of Berrett-Koehler Publishers, Inc., a leading independent publisher of books on current affairs, personal growth, and business and management. 

Today’s show will be a good one as we will be discussing the latest in HBCU sports.HBCU-Pro Sports Media Association Interview with President, Trevin A. Jones and Second Vice President, Ty Miller

Kyra Jasper sits down with Dr. Becca Farnum from Syracuse University London to discuss Environmental Racism, Justice, and Peacebuilding in the United States and the Middle East/North Africa.Show Notes“Climates of Resistance” Community Audit Course Website: https://sites.google.com/view/climates-of-resistance/aboutBecca's Personal Website: http://www.rebeccalfarnum.com/ EcoPeace: https://ecopeaceme.org/ Environmental Voluntary Foundation/Kuwait Dive Team: book about them available here: http://www.rebeccalfarnum.com/books/ Media Association for Peace (Lebanon): http://maplebanon.org/ Garbage Crisis in Lebanon: https://www.hrw.org/news/2020/06/09/lebanon-huge-cost-inaction-trash-crisis Beirut bombing environmental dangers: https://www.hrw.org/news/2020/10/22/lebanon-flawed-domestic-blast-investigation Dar Si Hamad: http://darsihmad.org/ Vodka Fog Farm in Bay Area: https://hangarone.com/fogpoint-vodka/ Becca's forthcoming book: https://bristoluniversitypress.co.uk/spaces-and-practices-of-justice The views reflected in this podcast do not necessarily represent the views of the Stanford Center for Human Rights and International Justice. Pamgaea by Kevin MacLeodLink: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4193-pamgaeaLicense: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

San Francisco Giants Broadcaster Duane Kuiper joins the Murph & Mac Show to talk about winning the National Sports Media Association’s award for California Sportscaster of the Year! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

San Francisco Giants Broadcaster Duane Kuiper joins the Murph & Mac Show to talk about winning the National Sports Media Association’s award for California Sportscaster of the Year! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ol stori long program: Lain blong Autononous Bougainville Gavman istap pinis long Port Moresby long toktok long independence maski igat heve long nasinol politik blong Papua New Guinea; wari long displa Charles Campbell Toxinology Centre long Port Moresby General Hausik, bai nonap karim kaikai; Media Association blong Solomon Islands ikamapim wanpela TV program blong toktok long ol wok blong ol memba blongen na; Papua New Guinea writer, Lydia Gah ibin launchim pes buk blong em long sait long domestik vailans.

Ol stori long program: Lain blong Autononous Bougainville Gavman istap pinis long Port Moresby long toktok long independence maski igat heve long nasinol politik blong Papua New Guinea; wari long displa Charles Campbell Toxinology Centre long Port Moresby General Hausik, bai nonap karim kaikai; Media Association blong Solomon Islands ikamapim wanpela TV program blong toktok long ol wok blong ol memba blongen na; Papua New Guinea writer, Lydia Gah ibin launchim pes buk blong em long sait long domestik vailans.

DiMA is the leading organization advocating for the digital music innovations that have revolutionized the way music fans and artists connect. DiMA represents the world's leading audio streaming companies, whose innovations are driving the economic engine that saved and revitalized the music industry, bringing it forward from the depths of the harm caused by piracy […]

Filmmaker and magician Nick MacArthur (Project Visual) shares how he started his film career shooting magic tricks on an iPhone, his advice to be successful in media and how being a magician influences his filmmaking. This podcast is brought to you by the North Dakota Film & Media Association. Our mission is to connect, advance and promote North Dakota's audio and visual media industries and to further local development and economic impact. Connect with other Filmmakers in North Dakota and learn more at www.FilmND.org

Since 2014, Kevin Ackley and Oscar De Leon (Chamber Six Media) have been producing films, commercials and music videos that have been shown around the world. This week on the #FilmNorthDakotaPodcast, Kevin and Oscar share how they fell in love with filmmaking, how North Dakota's film community has changed since they started and why they continue to tell stories in North Dakota. This podcast is brought to you by the North Dakota Film & Media Association. Our mission is to connect, advance and promote North Dakota's audio and visual media industries and to further local development and economic impact. Connect with other Filmmakers in North Dakota and learn more at www.FilmND.org

This week on the #FilmNorthDakotaPodcast, Chelsy Ciavarella & Gregory DeSaye (Her, Him & The Fellas) share how they started working together, what they love about filming in North Dakota and how they made and distributed their new award-winning documentary ‘Balkowitsch’. This podcast is brought to you by the North Dakota Film & Media Association. Our mission is to connect, advance and promote North Dakota's audio and visual media industries and to further local development and economic impact. Connect with other Filmmakers in North Dakota and learn more at www.FilmND.org

This week on the #FilmNorthDakotaPodcast, Adam Dyess (Dyess Media) talks about how he became a filmmaker, what he likes about filming in North Dakota and how he started his side hustle clothing company Cinepparel. This podcast is brought to you by the North Dakota Film & Media Association. Our mission is to connect, advance and promote North Dakota's audio and visual media industries and to further local development and economic impact. Connect with other Filmmakers in North Dakota and learn more at www.FilmND.org

This week on the #FilmNorthDakotaPodcast, award-winning documentary filmmaker Samuel Sprynczynatyk (Kindred Creatures) talks about his new work on Amazon and YouTube, his advice for filming documentaries and how his subjects often make an impact on him. This podcast is brought to you by the North Dakota Film & Media Association. Our mission is to connect, advance and promote North Dakota's audio and visual media industries and to further local development and economic impact. Connect with other Filmmakers in North Dakota and learn more at www.FilmND.org

In the business world, networking with business executives is one of the most important components to landing a job. and the sports broadcasting world is no different. On this important episode, get great advice from Dave Goren, Executive Director of the NSMA. Hear success stories and Dave's advice when it comes to reaching out to key decision makers while building your network. Additional information on the NSMA can be found on their website at www.nationalsportsmedia.org. (Music by Kevin MacLeod) --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

After moving to Canada to play hockey, Easton Bennett (Bennett Creative Media) fell in love with making video while starting his own YouTube talk show. On this #FilmNorthDakotaPodcast, Easton shares what he learned from making YouTube videos, what he loves about making video in North Dakota and his advice to being a better filmmaker. This podcast is brought to you by the North Dakota Film & Media Association. Our mission is to connect, advance and promote North Dakota's audio and visual media industries and to further local development and economic impact. Connect with other Filmmakers in North Dakota and learn more at www.FilmND.org

This week on the #FilmNorthDakotaPodcast, Josh Stokka (Vantage Photo Video) shares how he got started in media, what audio gear he works with and his tips to help you record better audio. This podcast is brought to you by the North Dakota Film & Media Association. Our mission is to connect, advance and promote North Dakota's audio and visual media industries and to further local development and economic impact. Connect with other Filmmakers in North Dakota and learn more at www.FilmND.org

Natalie Sparrow (Ultimate Studios & Natalie Sparrow Management) has changed North Dakota’s media industry in more ways than one. This week on the #FilmNorthDakotaPodcast, Natalie shares how she built North Dakota’s first talent agency, the misconceptions she's faced about North Dakota talent and her advice to building your career in media. This podcast is brought to you by the North Dakota Film & Media Association. Our mission is to connect, advance and promote North Dakota's audio and visual media industries and to further local development and economic impact. Connect with other Filmmakers in North Dakota and learn more at www.FilmND.org

Greg Carlson and Scottie Knollin are the co-founders of the North Dakota Film Society. On this episode, Greg and Scottie talk about their love for movies, the importance of movie theaters and the future of the North Dakota Film Society. This podcast is brought to you by the North Dakota Film & Media Association. Our mission is to connect, advance and promote North Dakota's audio and visual media industries and to further local development and economic impact. Connect with other Filmmakers in North Dakota and learn more at www.FilmND.org

Ol stori long program: Papua New Guinea inau gat 65 cases blong coronavirus bihain long oli lukim tupela moa; Vanuatu i redi long makim namba 40 independence anniversary blongen long tumora; covid-19 restriction i bagarapim plan blong ol Ni-Vanuatu pipol long Mildura long Australia selebretim Independence blong kantri blong ol na; bosmeri blong Media Association long Solomon Islands itokaut long wokbung long media indastri long kantri.

Ol stori long program: Papua New Guinea inau gat 65 cases blong coronavirus bihain long oli lukim tupela moa; Vanuatu i redi long makim namba 40 independence anniversary blongen long tumora; covid-19 restriction i bagarapim plan blong ol Ni-Vanuatu pipol long Mildura long Australia selebretim Independence blong kantri blong ol na; bosmeri blong Media Association long Solomon Islands itokaut long wokbung long media indastri long kantri.

Ol stori long program: Wari blong coronavirus long Papua New Guinea i bikpela moa wantaim bikpela moa namba blong ol niu Covid-19 cases; planti ol Pacific Islands seasonal workers long Australia igat bikpela wari long wanem oli nogat wok; PNG Nstional Research Institute i halvim ol West Papua pikinini long Rainbow Camp long Port Moresby na; Media Association blong Solomon Islands i voutim wanpela meri long nambawan taim olsem president.

Ol stori long program: Wari blong coronavirus long Papua New Guinea i bikpela moa wantaim bikpela moa namba blong ol niu Covid-19 cases; planti ol Pacific Islands seasonal workers long Australia igat bikpela wari long wanem oli nogat wok; PNG Nstional Research Institute i halvim ol West Papua pikinini long Rainbow Camp long Port Moresby na; Media Association blong Solomon Islands i voutim wanpela meri long nambawan taim olsem president.

From chart-topping podcasts to late-night talk shows, Jonah Lantto (Good Talk Network) is bringing lots of attention to Minot, North Dakota. On this #FilmNorthDakotaPodcast, Jonah shares how he got started podcasting, what it takes behind-the-scenes and what’s next for Good Talk Network. This podcast is brought to you by the North Dakota Film & Media Association. Our mission is to connect, advance and promote North Dakota's audio and visual media industries and to further local development and economic impact. Connect with other Filmmakers in North Dakota and learn more at www.FilmND.org

Mississippi native JP (JPTV3000) has been making videos in Williston, North Dakota since 2014. On this episode, JP shares how he got started making media, how he gets strangers to open up on-camera and what motivates him to keep creating. This podcast is brought to you by the North Dakota Film & Media Association. Our mission is to connect, advance and promote North Dakota's audio and visual media industries and to further local development and economic impact. Connect with other Filmmakers in North Dakota and learn more at www.FilmND.org Sponsorships: off for this episode

Season 2: Episode 2 The fearless President of the Class of 2020's Entertainment and Media Association, Kevin Yoon joins us for a chat about his experience expanding the role of EMA at Rotman, discovering a career path as a musician and his plans for life after Rotman. Kevin Yoon's role in expanding the size of Rotman's EMA helped rebrand Rotman as a more career-diverse MBA program, facilitating a pipeline between Rotman and Toronto's media industry. His experience working as a Pianist and Educator before Rotman offer a unique background for his successful pivot into strategy and leadership at Simplii Financial. As one of Rotman's most inspiring students of the Class of 2020, Rotman Podcast is offering a look into his Rotman experience and life after his MBA.

This week on the #FilmNorthDakotaPodcast, brothers Caleb and Keenan Hauff (Threefold) talk about facing creative challenges, turning a 1995 box ambulance into a 1-ton grip truck and how their YouTube channel is helping them be better filmmakers. This podcast is brought to you by the North Dakota Film & Media Association. Our mission is to connect, advance and promote North Dakota's audio and visual media industries and to further local development and economic impact. Connect with other Filmmakers in North Dakota and learn more at www.FilmND.org

This week on the podcast, Andrew and Hannah Bartlett from Bartlett Idea Co. share how a need for a film crew lead to the creation of their film education company, Motion University. They also discuss why it’s important to not take criticism of your work personally and how they balance their marriage and filmmaking careers. This podcast is brought to you by the North Dakota Film & Media Association. Our mission is to connect, advance and promote North Dakota's audio and visual media industries and to further local development and economic impact. Connect with other Filmmakers in North Dakota and learn more at www.FilmND.org

Rob Burke (founder and creative director of Yarn Media) started getting video clients in high school and today films commercial and non-profit video around the world. On this episode, Rob shares his advice to build a career in media, where to rent camera gear and why he thinks North Dakota is a good place to be a filmmaker. This podcast is brought to you by the North Dakota Film & Media Association. Our mission is to connect, advance and promote North Dakota's audio and visual media industries and to further local development and economic impact. Connect with other Filmmakers in North Dakota and learn more at www.FilmND.org

Veteran journalist Kalafi Moala Tonga Media Association live interview with John Pulu 

This week, Justin Deegan (founder of Thunder Revolution Studio) shares how he went from growing up in Parshall, North Dakota to working with clients like adias, Vice and HBO. He also shares why it’s important to tell Indigenous stories through an Indigenous lens and what he loves about making movies in North Dakota. This podcast brought to you by the North Dakota Film & Media Association. Their mission is to connect, advance and promote North Dakota's audio and visual media industries and to further local development and economic impact. Connect with other Filmmakers in ND and learn more at www.FilmND.org

This week on the podcast, we interview Jay Evans with Off Color Media. Jay talks about getting his break in the industry, what gear he shoots with and his advice for aspiring filmmakers. This podcast brought to you by the North Dakota Film & Media Association. Their mission is to connect, advance and promote North Dakota's audio and visual media industries and to further local development and economic impact. Connect with other Filmmakers in ND and learn more at www.FilmND.org

Originally a photography studio, Glasser Images has grown into a full-service media company with clients across the country. In this episode, we interview Nick Biewer and Steven Warkel about being awarded ND Tourism's $25,000 film grant and their upcoming independent feature film: Hair-Trigger. This podcast brought to you by the North Dakota Film & Media Association. Their mission is to connect, advance and promote North Dakota's audio and visual media industries and to further local development and economic impact.

C Class Certified isn't afraid to put themselves next to the action. In this episode, we learn more about brothers Chandler and Landon Dick who run a video production company in Devils Lake, North Dakota. This podcast brought to you by the North Dakota Film & Media Association. Their mission is to connect, advance and promote North Dakota's audio and visual media industries and to further local development and economic impact.

Bismarck-based D&N Cinematics has been producing videos across North Dakota since 2012. In our premiere episode, we talk with D&N Cinematics Co-Founder and Producer Dave Diebel about how his company got started and why they love working in North Dakota. This podcast brought to you by the North Dakota Film & Media Association. Their mission is to connect, advance and promote North Dakota's audio and visual media industries and to further local development and economic impact.

The Media Association of Trinidad and Tobago is acting like that one co-worker that does the bare minimum, but somehow has the time to tell everyone else how to do their job. So, I tell MATT how they could better spend their time to add value to the lives of citizens! Lolol The letter from MATT regarding the virtual press conferences did not address any of the shortcomings on the part of reporters and media houses that the public has witnessed and complained about during coverage of this pandemic. Instead, in large part it can be characterized only as a shifting of blame. The letter leads me to believe that: 1. Editors are of the opinion that they are above reproach or should not be “corrected” 2. The MATT at best may be a little misguided in their role and at worst have given up their responsibility of being the independent fourth estate 3. There is some disconnect between public interest and MATT’s interest…

Show Notes: NSMA moved to Winston-Salem 2-years ago and Winston-Salem has an underrated sports vibe Growing up in Boston, Dave remembers reading the sports section at an early age and always loved the stories much more than the stats Has always loved how sports connects people together and the stories behind the games do just that After graduating from Syracuse University, he would eventually make his way to Providence, RI before finally getting an opportunity to be a sports anchor in 1988 at WXII in Winston-Salem Loved being a reporter much more than anchor because as a reporter you can create stories Hockey is his favorite sport and covering the Carolina Hurricanes after their Stanley Cup win is still one of his greatest thrills Loves teaching as a professor at Wake Forest University and bringing in guests to help develop the next generation of sportscasters and sports reporters Words of Wisdom from Dave Goren: "It's not who you know, it's who knows you." To Subscribe to Rich Take On Sports YouTube Channel: Rich Take On Sports (http://www.youtube.com/richtakeonsportspodcast) To Follow Rich Take On Sports on Twitter: @richtakesports (https://twitter.com/richtakesports) To Follow Richmond Weaver on Twitter: @richmondweaver (https://twitter.com/richmondweaver) To Follow Rich Take On Sports on Instagram:  @richtakeonsports (https://www.instagram.com/richtakeonsports/?hl=en) To Follow Richmond Weaver on Instagram:  @richmondweaver93 (https://www.instagram.com/richmondweaver93/?hl=en) To Follow Rich Take On Sports on Facebook:  @richtakeonsports (https://www.facebook.com/richtakeonsports/?ref=bookmarks) To Follow Dave Goren on Twitter: @Dave_Goren (https://twitter.com/Dave_Goren) To Follow Alex Weaver on Instagram: @davegoren1 (https://www.instagram.com/davegoren1/?hl=en) To Follow NSMA on Twitter: @NSMASportsMedia (https://twitter.com/NSMASportsMedia) To learn more information about NSMA: NSMA (https://nationalsportsmedia.org/) Featured Image Photo Credit: Dave Goren

What happens when two corporate high-achievers feel called onto a faith-based path? They shape for the better how Christians see their role in the workplace! After years of serving in leadership roles, Diane Paddison and Donna Skell took upon themselves to create a support network that enables and empowers people to live their faith and find their purpose.Diane is a former executive in companies including CBRE, ProLogis, and Trammell Crow Company. She currently serves as an independent director for two corporate and four not-for-profit boards.Fueled by the power of faith-based values in the business world, Diane has authored Work, Love, Pray and Be Refreshed ... a year of devotions for women in the workplace. This laid the foundation for 4word, a 501(c)3 organization to help professional women reach their God-given potential with confidence.Donna and her husband Anton previously owned and operated Cosmopolitan Lady with 600 employees generating $10M. Today she is the Executive Director for the 40 year old Roaring Lambs Ministries where she oversees all conferences and operations. Additionally, she is Editor and Compiler of the award-winning book series, Stories of Roaring Faith and co-hosts an international radio show called, “A Time to Dream.” Donna serves in an advisory position with the Fellowship of Professional Women and the Christian Women in Media Association.Tune into Monday's episode to learn how the power of faith can drive any professional to become their best self and greatly impact our society. To learn more about the organizations please visit:4wordwomen.orgwww.roaringlambs.org

Brandon Butler and Nathan “Shags” McLeod talk with Kevin Orthman of POMA (Professional Outdoor Media Association)Topics discussed: Jedi Disposal Act; unicorn farts beer; deer camp; big buck down; foodies; grouse; bird camp; clam digging; bad taxidermy; beanie weenie boy; mystery bait bucket; gear review and more.Special Thanks to Fisher Space Pen:Use Promo Code: DRIFTWOOD for 20% offhttps://www.spacepen.com/For more info about POMA:https://professionaloutdoormedia.org/https://www.facebook.com/POMAHQ/https://www.instagram.com/poma_hq/Connect with Driftwood Outdoors:https://www.facebook.com/DriftwoodOutdoors/https://www.instagram.com/driftwood_outdoors_podcast/http://driftwoodoutdoors.com/Email:info@driftwoodoutdoors.com

What would change in your life if you had honest, direct, and open communication with loved ones in a sensitive and loving fashion when all hope is lost? As Robin Bertram shares in her new book, Hidden Treasures, discover what she found during her personal year-and-a-half health battle. Robin Bertram: A wife of 33 years and mother to their 2 grown children and 4 grandchildren. Robin is the founder of Robin Bertram Ministries, and Vice President of Media Relations for Christian Women in Media Association. She currently serves on the National Advisory Board. Robin's heart is impacting, influencing, and investing in women. She lives this out as a seasoned conference speaker and former host of the nationally syndicated television program "Freedom Today". Robin is also an author of over 18 book and Bible studies. Her latest, hot off the press book is Hidden Treasures: Finding Hope at the End of Life's Journey. "When God says do it, don't postpone!” ~ Robin Bertram BOOK: Hidden Treasures Connect with Robin Bertram Enjoy the multitude of topics discussed including prayer, hope, terminal illness, love in action, and hidden treasures! Be inspired to dig up your own hidden treasures! Grandchildren Optometric Practice Give it all up Prayer Preacher's Kid Hardships of a PK Prayer ministry Overwhelm Panic Attacks Fear The Assignment 3 Faces Health Challenge Upset & Anger Turning point in my heart Healing Scriptures Negative visions My Daddy Biblical Hope Is anything too big for God? Terminal Illness Divorce Shareworthy Treasure Chest Nuggets of Wisdom Love in action Communication Touch Left behind End of life matters A wedding feast Jack's story Refinement What do you believe? Psalm 32 Hidden treasures   BOOK: Hidden Treasures Connect with Robin Bertram   "God hears. God knows. God cares." ~ Robin Bertram   Quotes and statements within the interview: "Go home and know me." "And I know it was the beginning." "Lord, I'll be behind their ministry." "I didn't want to be in a ministry." "Work out your salvation with fear and trembling." ~ Philippians 2:12 "Sometimes that's all it takes is the 'Yes, Lord!'" "And a traumatic situation planted fear in my heart, and I thought it was just part of my identity." "Perfect love casts out fear." ~ 1 John 4:18 "It's the knowledge of a sovereign, almighty God. So you don't take that lightly. You don't that that light-heartedly." "And because being all in means my days aren't my days anymore." "I want you to write what you learned through those experiences." ~ God "I lived a year-in-a-half waiting, literally waiting to die." "Because what I was writing before was important. But what I wrote after that experience was a whole different thing." "Are you going to believe what you taught for the last 30 years?" "And He (Daddy) passed on his ministry card." "I'm not ready to leave yet." ~ Daddy "Biblical hope is a confident assurance that it is written; it is truth." "When you do have someone that's ill or terminal, please allow them to use their own voice." "When you're holding their hand, it's that warmth that they need; that connection. There's not a greater gift you can give them, than just holding them." "The entire night was a celebration of his life." "We had church!" "Your faith will define your life. Your faith will define your death. And your faith will define everything in between." "God refines us so we will find out what in our hearts."   The 3-Parts of the Book Looking inward --- If we don't know what's in our heart, we cannot get through darkness. Looking outward --- We can' do it alone and we're not called to. Looking upward --- It is vital that we know what awaits us.   What has your story gifted you? Hidden treasures "Within each and every person, God has a treasure inside of you. It might be well hidden, but it's there." "To dig up those hidden treasures within us, the sky is the limit for what we can do while we're here on earth."   Resources mentioned in the episode: BOOK: Hidden Treasures Connect with Robin Bertram Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/robinbertram/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/robinbertram Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/OfficialRobinBertram/   "One step at a time leads to miles of greatness!"   Subscribe to Create Your Now TV on YouTube. Listen to Create Your Now on Spotify and Pandora. Listen to Create Your Now on iHeart Radio. Click here. 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On this episode of Plain Talk Dave Diebel, a producer who lives in Bismarck who is also a board member for the North Dakota Film and Media Association, talks about what he says is a need for production incentives in the state. Something to entice more commercials, TV shows, and movies to be filmed here. Also, how is it the signature of a DOT director was still be used to certify records even when he was on leave? This episode of Plain Talk is brought to you by EnergyofNorthDakota.com.

"As we see the traditional storytellers retire, it's about bringing up the next generation. We have a lot of young people, but I don't want to lose the baby boomer's knowledge. Some of these people have been doing this for 35 yers and they've made the mistakes we don't want to make ourselves."— Kevin Orthman I met Kevin Orthman just a few days before GoWild launched. And he's been one of our best supporters ever since. I joined POMA for the connections, thinking it could help us pickup some good advertisers as we grow. What I got was so much more. I've made friends, found teammates, met thought leaders, and founded many businesses relationships. The Professional Outdoor Media Association is the best program we work with. I can’t wait for the convention this summer and highly recommend you check it out. If you like this show and are interested in POMA, remember, memberships are cheap. And as I point out in the show. Nobody is paying me to say this. In fact I pay POMA.  It’s a lengthy discussion but it’s good. Stick around and let us know what you think. Restless Native is Sponsored by Allen’s Shocker Gear Turkey season is almost here, and I could not be more pumped to go after those long beards. I just found some new turkey gear hitting the market from Allen. It’s the Shocker Turkey Hunting lineup, and I’m really excited about this stuff and I’ll be putting it to the test this year.  To be Shocker-worthy, a product must possess the exact elements to make turkey hunting easier, and make you a better hunter. Each item in the Shocker product line is designed, from inception, with purpose-driven storage compartments, specific features and item orientations with turkey hunting-solely in mind. Each one of these (5) individual items are a critical turkey hunting accessory providing a strong modular foundation to the overall “SHOCKER” Turkey Hunting Collection. Shop the Shocker Lineup from Allen Now

Podcast courtesy of the Central Australian Aboriginal Media Association (CAAMA) View original here: http://caama.com.au/news/2018/dr-k-radford-improving-treatment-for-aboriginal-torres-strait-islanders-with-dementia A recently announced $14 million of funding by the Federal Government is being allocated to research programs to look into the causes and risks of dementia in Aboriginal communities. Dr Kylie Radford from Neuroscience Research Australia is leading one of those teams in a project called ‘Our MOB (Our Mind Our Brain)’ administered through the University of New South Wales. Philippe Perez spoke to Dr Radford to learn more about the aims of the project.

John Peterson grew up loving wrestling out in the western part of Minnesota. With two twin brothers who excelled, it was easy for him to follow their opponents from around the state. As Peterson got older, he took his love for the sport and his passion for broadcasting and put them together. On Episode 42 of The Guillotine Grapevine, we talk to the Fertlie, Minn., native about his broadcasting career and how some graduate work at St. Cloud State led him to be named the National Wrestling Media Association's Broadcaster of the Year for 2017-18. There's a lot of chatter about wrestling in his home area, as well as near Bemidji State, where he attended school as an undergraduate. SUBSCRIBE TO THE GUILLOTINE GRAPEVINE Apple Podcasts | Stitcher | Spreaker | Spotify | Google Play Music | RSS JOIN THE TEAM And if you're a fan of the extensive and broad-based reach of the shows on the Mat Talk Podcast Network, become a TEAM MEMBER today. There are various levels of perks for the different levels of team membership. If you like wrestling content -- scratch that -- if you LOVE great wrestling content, consider becoming a team member. You'll get some cool stuff too.

The Atlantic 10 Media Association reunion tour continues, as long-time listener, first-time caller Matt Vautour joins Brian to talk about the life of a college sports beat writer. Matt, who covers the University of Massachusetts for the Daily Hampshire Gazette, and Brian reminiscence about their days covering the A-10 in the late 1990s and early 2000s, with the requisite John Chaney stories (for every Phil Martelli, theres a Darelle Porter ). This leads to a larger discussion about how being a beat writer has changed over the past 20 years. Matt talks about how message boards were the original Twitter, what it was like to cover John Calipari as a student journalist, and how everything is a story these days. They also talk about how blogging has changed. Matt used to say that his blog was like the deleted scenes part of a DVD, which now is two dated technological references. But he and Brian talk about how publishing news online and social media has totally changed what we considered “blogging.” Matt also discusses why he'd like to write three minutes of a stand-up comedy routine. Matt also makes the best obscure West Wing reference you'll hear on the internet all day.

This week’s guest is Alex Barlowe, author of “No Good Thing”No Good Thing is a personal testimony of finding love after heartbreak & divorce.Alex Barlowe was born & raised in Omaha, NE. She graduated from Creighton University with a Bachelor's degree in Entrepreneurial Management in 2010. She has always been in love with the beauty industry. However, she recently discovered another love: writing. Alex published her first book in April 2013 & briefly worked as a contributing editor for a popular website TheRichest.com. Alex now resides in Dallas, TX with her husband, James. She has spent the past four years working for Life Time Fitness, first as a spa front desk coordinator and later as a spa manager. James and Alex welcomed their first child, Vivian, in August 2016. Alex is now a full time work at home wife and mom. She enjoys editing, blogging, cooking & ghostwriting. She is also a member of the Christian Women in Media Association. In the near future, Alex plans to further her writing career and God willing, spit out a few more kids. and plans to eventually achieve her long time goal of owning a salon and spa.

This week’s guest is Alex Barlowe, author of “No Good Thing”No Good Thing is a personal testimony of finding love after heartbreak & divorce.Alex Barlowe was born & raised in Omaha, NE. She graduated from Creighton University with a Bachelor's degree in Entrepreneurial Management in 2010. She has always been in love with the beauty industry. However, she recently discovered another love: writing. Alex published her first book in April 2013 & briefly worked as a contributing editor for a popular website TheRichest.com. Alex now resides in Dallas, TX with her husband, James. She has spent the past four years working for Life Time Fitness, first as a spa front desk coordinator and later as a spa manager. James and Alex welcomed their first child, Vivian, in August 2016. Alex is now a full time work at home wife and mom. She enjoys editing, blogging, cooking & ghostwriting. She is also a member of the Christian Women in Media Association. In the near future, Alex plans to further her writing career and God willing, spit out a few more kids. and plans to eventually achieve her long time goal of owning a salon and spa.

Why POMA? – Discover Professional Outdoor Media Association Kevin Orthman POMA: Yeah, if you’re doing anything in the outdoors media. So that’s to us, that means anything. It could be a videographer, a podcaster like yourself, you’re a writer. We have artists and photographers, historians and anything with television or radio. Anybody who’s telling the…

Why POMA? – Discover Professional Outdoor Media Association Kevin Orthman POMA: Yeah, if you’re doing anything in the outdoors media. So that’s to us, that means anything. It could be a videographer, a podcaster like yourself, you’re a writer. We have artists and photographers, historians and anything with television or radio. Anybody who’s telling the…

Jim interviews Michelle about her time in Kalispell, Montana this past June for the Professional Outdoor Media Association (POMA) Annual Conference. They discuss how, as a business owner or writer, you need to be present AND participatory at conferences and more. Plus, they discuss new online hunting series "Till Death Do Us Part" and the Recruitment & Retention Conference the MN DNR is hosting in late August. 

Shane Mahoney is joined by public land advocate & TV host, Randy Newberg; outdoor writer Ron Spomer; Kimber VP of Sales, Ryan Busse and moderated by outdoor photographer, Tony Bynum to discuss the current state of public land sale and/or transfer happening between state and federal governments and what that means for conservation and wildlife. The panel took place at the Professional Outdoor Media Association Annual Business Meeting in Kalispell, Montana June 18, 2016. 

Carol Doyel is Founder and Editor-in-Chief of LivingBetter50.com.  An entrepreneur at heart, Carol loves trying new things and reinventing herself – which she has done many times having owned three of her own businesses, speaking, writing, and her latest and greatest role as “Mimi” – to her four grandchildren. Her work-life experience includes working for a large health care organization for many years in marketing and sales, program development and project management. From 2003 -2010 Carol worked as a real estate broker, and attended Full Gospel Bible Institute (FGBI) from 2001-2004. Upon graduating from FGBI Carol began serving in women’s ministry –which she loves and continues to do so today. The culmination of her gifts and life experience led to the launching of the online magazine, LivingBetter50.com “For Women with Spirit,” covering topics women love from Beauty-to-Business. Carol also serves as the Regional Director for West Coast/Hollywood Christian Women in Media Association (CWIMA). She and her husband of 26+ years have three grown kids and four grandchildren and reside in southern CA. Her desire is to inspire women 50+ to live better physically, emotionally, financially, and spiritually

Russ Johns - Entrepreneur and Podcaster Russ Johns started out years ago as a professional drummer. In 1987, Russ took a fall while working on a billboard. He fell 36 feet and nearly lossed his right arm. When people shake his hand they are startled because the reconstructive surgery left him without much grip in his hand. He went through about two years of surgery. Because of this accident, he got into technology. Russ has been in the technology industry since the early 90's. He was relocated several times and landed in Houston. His position was eliminated and so he started working on the entrepreneurial side of things to help business owners. He was recruited to operate a couple radio stations where he started broadcasting local high school sporting games. This is what got him into podcasting. Share on Twitter Having helped a lot of people with their shows and delivering podcasts or "radio on demand" to radio stations in a tradition format. He continues to think outside the box. He likes to say that he rents his brain out to business owners when they have to think outside the box. Russ really enjoys talking to other in the industry that he can bounce ideas off of. Sometimes it takes a different lens to see a new perspective. - Russ Johns Russ Johns Understands the Shift in Technology and Media Media is changing. In the industrial age, there was a big requirement for building things and assembly lines for building things. Now that we are in the information age, we are more aligned with the "Story telling 2.0" through online communities. When you have something to share, it's based on abundance and not competition. People are more likely to share rather than hide their knowledge. It's not far-fetched to have a community of 1,000 people, get engaged and involved in your community so that everyone does well. If you like at the big picture of media creation, you are in control now. Future Media Association is based on words, images, video and audio. Russ and his colleagues rotate each one of these focuses each week to share what's going on with technology and these tools with business owners each week. Russ and his partner in crime, Maryanne LaSalle, hold live meetings every Tuesday. After the meeting, they record a video called Raw and Ready. They then repurpose the video in audio form and submit it to several different platform. They've generated interest to open up additional chapters in Wisconsin and Dallas/Ft. Worth so that others can share their knowledge with the group. If you want to learn more about or connect with Russ Johns, check out his links below and remember he welcomes all questions, comments and inquiries! Don't forget to mention you heard about Russ on Stop Riding the Pine:-) Russ Johns Website Future Media Association Website R&R Uncensored and Untapped Podcast Russ Johns on YouTube Connect with Russ Johns on LinkedIn Russ Johns on Facebook Special Mentions: (iTunes Shout Out) Jason Shurgot Elle Martinez of the Couple Money Podcast Here are the highlights of my conversation with Russ Johns if you are in a hurry: Who is Russ Johns? (6:03 Mark) Russ talks about how media is changing. (14:17 Mark) What is the Future Media Association? (18:00 Mark) How to take the next step in your entrepreneurial journey? (30:31 Mark) Russ Johns break away moment. (41:16 Mark) If you would like to be a part of Russ Johns media training click on the link below: Future Media Association Media Training Group Stop Riding the Pine is a lot of fun and we love sharing the shows we've done. We would greatly appreciate your assistance in helping us grow this show by not only downloading the episodes, but also sharing them. Leave comments and rate our show so we can make the show even better. Here are the links:

Carol Doyel is Founder and Editor-in-Chief of LivingBetter50.com.  An entrepreneur at heart, Carol loves trying new things and reinventing herself – which she has done many times having owned three of her own businesses, speaking, writing, and her latest and greatest role as “Mimi” – to her four grandchildren. Her work-life experience includes working for a large health care organization for many years in marketing and sales, program development and project management. From 2003 -2010 Carol worked as a real estate broker, and attended Full Gospel Bible Institute (FGBI) from 2001-2004. Upon graduating from FGBI Carol began serving in women’s ministry –which she loves and continues to do so today. The culmination of her gifts and life experience led to the launching of the online magazine, LivingBetter50.com “For Women with Spirit,” covering topics women love from Beauty-to-Business. Carol also serves as the Regional Director for West Coast/Hollywood Christian Women in Media Association (CWIMA). She and her husband of 26+ years have three grown kids and four grandchildren and reside in southern CA. Her desire is to inspire women 50+ to live better physically, emotionally, financially, and spiritually

Episode 86 is in the archives, and it was a really fun show. Joined by our guests talking about an art show this weekend downtown (When Visions Collide 2), a social media conference / retreat this weekend in Frankenmuth (the Social Media Association of Michigan's Social Media Retreat), IT recruiting here in the area (Brightwing), and all things Detroit (Daily Detroit) ...we had one hell of a range of topics and a whole lot of fun this time around...to the point where we even had to break into one of our infamous fifth segments... After our 1986-themed intro wrapped up, the mics went live and we were off and running.  From tunnels that ran from the Playboy mansion to the homes of several celebrities to ISIS encroaching on the real-life Tatooine, all of the fun and excitement around Opening Day downtown, Bob's annoyance with the latest Android operating system update and more, as always, our first segment covered the news and events that have caught our eye. We also gave a quick recap of our event last week at Firebird Tavern, along with our upcoming event next week at Blackfinn in Royal Oak, so listen in for some details on those. For our second segment, we dove in with Leanne Rumsey, who's putting together When Visions Collide 2, an art show taking place downtown at the Tangent Art Gallery on Saturday night. There's going to be a wide range of artists covering everything from paintings to charcoals to stained glass and more there, and every piece that's there is going to be for sale.  So whether you're looking for something for your home, your office, a cool gift, or just something cool to do on Saturday night, this definitely sounds like something you should be planning on checking out. The event has more than doubled in size since last year, so there's bound to be a little something for everyone and anyone...and odds are good we'll see you there if you go. For details and more information, check out their Facebook event listing over at https://www.facebook.com/events/877890205566523/ Next up, we chatted with Sola Obayan.  We've known Sola for a number of years, from when she organized a social media panel on using social media to find a job back in 2012 that we took part in, and it was great to have her in to chat about the Social Media Association of Michigan. They've got a great event taking place this weekend (Friday through Sunday) in Frankenmuth that you social media types among our readers and listeners are going to want to be at. While they'll have tracks there for the beginners, the event is really geared towards people with some experience under their belts who are looking to deep-dive on case studies, best practices, and some heavier topics. With some great speakers covering a whole range of topics, if you're in this career track, then this is where you want to be this weekend...and good news, you can snag a 50% off discount for the next two days if you want to go.  Listen in, and then hit their event page at http://www.eventbrite.com/e/social-media-conference-retreat-in-frankenmuth-michigan-tickets-14708201627 (and view that image there to see what you're looking for), or their website at http://www.smami.org/ for more information. Another 1986-soaked break later, and we were back with Russ Dotson from Brightwing for our fourth segment. As those of you who have been around for a while know, Russ was a guest on our very first episode, called in while he was deployed overseas, popped in while he was back stateside, was a crucial part in getting our Support the Troops events setup and running, and has been around the group for quite some time. We chatted about settling back in to civilian life now that he's back home for good and diving back into the all too fun world of information technology recruiting with Brightwing.  They've got a wide range of positions available from engineering to more typical IT roles familiar to our group. Check them out,

SXSW 2014: Greg Barnes, General Counsel at DIMA – Digital Media Association. Timeline: 01:05 What is DIMA and what do you do? 02:20 First let's chat about the copyright review process, what is happening on that front? 03:50 Greg talks about the DMCA process 04:30 The rates battle is a big story this year, what […] The post SXSW 2014: Greg Barnes, General Counsel at DIMA – Digital Media Association appeared first on Digital Music Trends.

Hilary Topper ON AIRFEATURINGThe Board Members of the Social Media AssociationThe exciting new group Social Media Association has been created for Long Island and will be discussing social media. For professionals and enthusiasts, they leverage opportunities and inspire possibilities.About Social Media AssociationSocial Media Association, Inc. is an independent social media group — by teaching, sharing, and learning together, our goal is to create a forum that empowers, informs and inspires professionals and social media enthusiasts. All levels are welcome.http://www.facebook.com/socialmediaassociation

Hilary Topper ON AIRFEATURINGThe Board Members of the Social Media AssociationThe exciting new group Social Media Association has been created for Long Island and will be discussing social media. For professionals and enthusiasts, they leverage opportunities and inspire possibilities.About Social Media AssociationSocial Media Association, Inc. is an independent social media group — by teaching, sharing, and learning together, our goal is to create a forum that empowers, informs and inspires professionals and social media enthusiasts. All levels are welcome.http://www.facebook.com/socialmediaassociation