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RTDNA 2025 Edward R. Murrow Awards: Teton Pass Collapse Continuing Coverage Submission, KHOL 89.1

John Quiñones is an ABC News correspondent who reports across "20/20," "Nightline" and "Good Morning America." During his 40-year tenure at ABC News, he has reported extensively for all programs and platforms and served as anchor of "What Would You Do?" and "Primetime." This discussion focused primarily on his work on "What Would You Do?," which just began its 17th Season on ABC. Podcast Highlights: The importance of ABC's "What Would You Do?" TV show Shift in the public's perception of right vs. wrong Shift in the public's view of journalism John's reaction when people ignore a potentially dangerous scenario Teresa DeZarn and the challenges of being an actor on the show Security on the set Fresh ideas from new Executive Producer, Emmy Award-winner Joel Relampagos Reaching out to teachers who inspired you John's youth as part of a San Antonio-based farmworker family The beauty of Latin Culture What white people need to know about being Latin in America Response when bystanders see people like them being threatened What John KNOWS Quiñones has won seven national Emmy® Awards for his work on "Primetime Live," "Burning Questions" and "20/20." He received an Emmy for his coverage of the Congo's virgin rainforest, which also won the Ark Trust Wildlife Award. In 1990, he received an Emmy for "Window in the Past," a look at the Yanomami Tribe. He received a National Emmy Award for his work on the ABC documentary "Burning Questions: The Poisoning of America," which aired in September 1988.   In 2024, John was honored with the Distinguished Journalist Award presented by DePaul University's Center for Journalism Integrity & Excellence and became a member of the NATAS Silver Circle. In 2022, Quiñones received the Lifetime Achievement Award from MALDEF (Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund), the country's oldest and most prominent Latino civil rights organization; was named a "Fellow of the Society" by the Society of Professional Journalists; and received the President's Award for Journalism Excellence from the National Association of Hispanic Journalists. In 2021, Quiñones received the Carr Van Anda Award for his "enduring contributions to journalism" from the E.W. Scripps School of Journalism at Ohio University, as well as the "Inspire: Visionary Leadership Award" from the Anne Frank School in San Antonio for "What Would You Do?" scenarios that shined a light on antisemitism in the United States. In 2019, he received RTDNA's John F. Hogan Award for national and international reporting.   Quiñones was also honored with a World Hunger Media Award and a citation from the Robert F. Kennedy Journalism Awards for "To Save the Children," his 1990 report on the homeless children of Bogota. Among his other prestigious awards are the First Prize in International Reporting and the Robert F. Kennedy Prize for his piece on "Modern Slavery — Children Sugar Cane Cutters in the Dominican Republic."   Quiñones joined ABC News in June 1982 as a general assignment correspondent based in Miami, providing reports for "World News Tonight with Peter Jennings" and other ABC News broadcasts. He was one of the few American journalists reporting from Panama City during the U.S. invasion in December 1989.   Before joining ABC News, he was a reporter with WBBM-TV in Chicago. He won two Emmy Awards for his 1980 reporting on the plight of migrants from Mexico. From 1975 to 1978, he was a news editor at KTRH radio in Houston, Texas. During that period, he also was an anchor/reporter for KPRC-TV.   Quiñones received a Bachelor of Arts in speech communications from St. Mary's University, San Antonio, Texas. He received a master's from the Columbia School of Journalism. Quiñones received two honorary degrees: In 2016, he received an Honorary Doctorate of Humane Letters from Utah Valley University and, in 2014, a Doctor of Letters from Davis & Elkins College. ON THE KNOWS with Randall Kenneth Jones is a podcast featuring host Randall Kenneth Jones (bestselling author, speaker & creative communications consultant) and Susan C. Bennett (the original voice of Siri). ON THE KNOWS is produced and edited by Kevin Randall Jones. www.OnTheKnows.com  John Quiñones : https://www.johnquinones.com/  Randall Kenneth Jones: www.RandallKennethJones.com  Susan Bennett: www.SusanCBennett.com  Kevin Randall Jones: www.KevinRandallJones.com

Our John Gaudi is still catching his breath after the national RTDNA journalism awards gala last weekend! We hear what it meant to see his work and the Sheshatshiu Eagles honored at the prestigious award ceremony.

In this episode of The A100 Podcast, host Colleen Gallagher is joined by Tara Puckey, MBA, CAE, CMP, Executive Director of the Radio Television Digital News Association (RTDNA) and  Foundation (RTDNF). Tara brings her wealth of experience in journalism and association leadership to the conversation, sharing insights on fostering meaningful connections in a remote environment, effective onboarding practices and the future of leadership in journalism. Key Highlights: Building a Remote Team Culture: Tara discusses RTDNA's transition to an all-remote team and emphasizes the importance of intentionality in building a supportive work culture. By gathering staff at offsite locations throughout the year, the organization creates dedicated time for team bonding and strategic discussions. Onboarding for Engagement: For Tara, welcoming new team members goes beyond logistics. RTDNA's onboarding process includes personal interactions, virtual meet-and-greets and cultural touchpoints to help new hires feel connected from day one. Navigating Rapid Industry Changes: As the journalism landscape continues to evolve, Tara explains how RTDNA supports its members—journalism professionals and news leaders—with leadership training and resources to adapt to new technologies, ethical challenges and shifting public expectations. Embedding DEIA in Newsrooms: Tara shares RTDNA's commitment to diversity, equity, inclusion and accessibility (DEIA), both within the organization and across the industry. She discusses the association's work to ensure newsrooms reflect the communities they serve and highlights initiatives that promote representation and inclusion at all levels. Join us as Tara Puckey offers practical strategies for building a resilient association culture, advancing DEIA in journalism and supporting member organizations through times of change. Stay Connected: Subscribe to The Association 100 podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcasts or YouTube Podcasts to ensure you never miss an episode. Follow us on LinkedIn at The Association 100 and OnWrd & UpWrd for the latest in association trends and strategies. Tune in for more episodes packed with actionable takeaways to help your association thrive in a dynamic world!

Tchadas Leo became the first Coast Salish journalist to anchor a news program on Coast Salish territory earlier this year.Leo, the winner of this year's RTDNA Canada Emerging Journalist Award, has been working with Victoria's CHEK Media since 2021, hosting the award-winning podcast and now television series Our Native Land, which explores all things Indigenous and First Nations on Vancouver Island.He joins Broadcast Dialogue - The Podcast to talk about his media journey thus far, his commitment to telling under-reported Indigenous stories, and his thoughts on recruiting the next generation of journalists.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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RTDNA President & CEO, and former WTMJ News Director Dan Shelley joins the program to discuss the RTDNA conference in Milwaukee this year. Dan speaks on the current relationship between media and its consumers, the importance of maintaining the integrity of journalism and media, and how we got to the point of elected officials being more and more distant with the media.

In April this year, Get Known got the chance to head to the U. S. National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) event in Las Vegas.  The event gave us an opportunity to interview Dan Shelley the President and CEO of the Radio Television Digital News Association or RTDNA. As you will hear, Dan has been a long-time journalist and newsroom leader who has had experiences over the decades setting the standard for how the biggest news organizations deliver news. Over that time he has been helping the industry transition from its analog roots to the digital area.  In our interview, we start with some history of the RTDNA and how it works today. We then get into the constitutional purpose of journalism for the American public and some of the differences between that and Europe's democracies.  Dan's own background is itself a history lesson in how broadcast journalism and digital news evolved in the U.S. We get into talking about the production of digital news, the advocacy work of RTDNA on behalf of journalists, and news ethics in a world increasingly driven by social media and polarized information.  The US broadcasting industry and how news is made in Europe have many similarities but have so many interesting differences from how things are done. As we in Europe engage with US media and make our mark, it is so important to take these understandings into consideration. The market in the U.S. is so big and diverse. But like everywhere, social media and general digitalization have been huge factors in how information is consumed and it is great to see there are people like Dan Shelley in the mix helping the industry grow and develop.

In September 2023, E&P reported on the Arizona Newspapers Association and the Arizona Broadcasters Association merger. In the past year, there have been several legacy newspaper and public media mergers, such as Chicago Public Media's acquisition of the Chicago Sun-Times, The Steinman's "gifting" of their 150+-year-old Lancaster, PA newspaper to the local public broadcasting outlet and the Denton (TX) Record-Chronicle becoming part of Dallas-Fort Worth's KERA Public Broadcasting operations. Many news media pundits predict that, in the very near future, we will see more broadcasting and newspaper newsrooms working as one to compete for larger audiences and achieve new economies of scale to achieve sustainable business models. For this reason, E&P sought insights from the Radio Television Digital News Association's CEO & President Dan Shelley on how the RTDNA is helping journalism survive in today's complex local news media ecosystem. Topics discussed in this episode of "E&P Reports" include the fight for cameras (and microphones) in courtrooms. Should the news media industry police itself in defining who is a journalist? We also explore the growth of citizen journalism, its impact on local news media outlets and more. Dan Shelley is president and CEO of the Radio Television Digital News Association (RTDNA) and president of the RTDNA Foundation. Previously, Dan was senior vice president of digital content strategy for iHeartMedia, senior vice president at Interactive One (part of Radio One), director of digital media at WCBS-TV, New York and an executive producer for WCBS-TV News.

How do you reimagine an organization so that its governance and culture are transformed to meet today's needs? How do you further reinvent a conference to help your organization stand out in a crowded meetings field?In this episode of Associations Thrive, host Joanna Pineda interviews Tara Puckey, Executive Director of Radio Television Digital News Association (RTDNA). Tara discusses:How she's only ever worked for journalist associations.The crowded association space that RTDNA occupies because there are over 70 journalist associations!How RTDNA has changed over the years to include Internet journalists.The governance changes that RTDNA started about five years ago to expand committee membership, make the Board more strategic, and create a pipeline of new and upcoming leaders.The staff culture changes that Tara ushered in, including going fully remote, unlimited PTO, and creating a culture where staff show up for the people around them.How RTDNA completely revamped their conference: they reduced the number of attendees, eliminated panel discussions, made every session be more discussion than lecture, added white space to the schedule, and emphasized self care throughout the conference (think puppies and baby goats).How RTDNA partners with a local nonprofit in the city of their conference. Attendees participate in a service project, and instead of renting furniture and equipment, the association purchases and then donates everything to the local partner (often at a lower cost then renting!).How it's really hard to be a journalist these days, especially when covering violence or war.References:RTDNA websiteBaby goats at the 2023 conference

Joelle Tomlinson is an accomplished and versatile journalist, known for her passion, professionalism, and captivating storytelling. Born and raised in Saskatoon, she developed a deep interest in journalism from an early age. Joelle pursued her higher education at TMU University in Toronto, where she further honed her skills and graduated on the Dean's List with a Journalism degree. With a career spanning over a decade, Joelle has made a significant impact in the field of broadcast journalism. She served as the anchor and producer of CTV Morning Live in Calgary from 2017 to 2023, becoming a familiar face in households across the city. She was awarded the "Emerging Leader" award in 2017 from the Western Association of Broadcasting and was nominated for an RTDNA award for involvement with the Calgary Stampede Parade coverage in 2022. Her engaging presence and informative reporting made her a trusted source of news and information for viewers. Throughout her career, Joelle has covered a wide range of stories from the anchor desk, from local community events to major national and international news. Her ability to connect with people and bring their stories to life is what made her a viewer favorite in Western Canada. Beyond her professional achievements, Joelle is known for her warm and approachable demeanor. She values the connections she forms with the people she encounters, and her genuine interest in their stories is evident in her interviews. In addition to her reporting, Joelle has been actively involved in community initiatives, recognizing the importance of giving back and making a positive impact. She is particularly passionate about mental health and addictions initiatives, after losing her own brother to a drug overdose in 2015. She is also committed to giving underrepresented communities a voice and is a strong believer in representation in every sector. Joelle Tomlinson's unwavering commitment to journalistic excellence, combined with her passion for storytelling and community engagement, make her a standout figure in the world of broadcast journalism, hosting, moderating, and emceeing. Her talent, integrity, and genuine enthusiasm are a testament to her remarkable career and the impact she has made in the industry. Joelle's Resources: https://www.joelletomlinson.ca/   SUBSCRIBE TO THE PODCAST HERE: APPLE PODCASTS GOOGLE PODCASTS SPOTIFY LIBSYN YOUTUBE   OKIKI RESOURCES: Need Video Content or Personal Brand Photos? Book Here Join the Okiki Video Content Bootcamp Today! https://www.okikiconsulting.com/okiki-video-bootcamp   ABOUT FIYIN: Fiyin Obayan is the founder of Okiki Consulting, where she helps business owners communicate their personal brand or company brand stories through video content, in order to communicate to their target audience. Contact Fiyin: Website: www.okikiconsulting.com Email: info@okikiconsulting.com Phone: (306)716-0324 Instagram: @Okikiconsulting and @Okikiconsultingmedia Facebook: @Okikiconsulting LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/fiyinobayan/ Business: https://www.linkedin.com/company/okiki

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Over the last number of years, RTDNA Canada's membership had dwindled to just over 100 members as newsrooms tighten budgets and freeze travel for news directors. However, under the leadership of current president Lis Travers, numbers have rebounded over the last few months as the association looks to evolve with the industry. Travers joins us on this episode to talk about the RTDNA's aggressive membership drive and new board of directors, in addition to why she feels we need to spend more time celebrating the industry's wins, rather than focusing on the challenges.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In this episode, we spend some time with Jennifer Dunn, the Executive Director of the London Abused Women's Centre. Jenn shares a little bit about her experience at the centre and what she does outside the centre.. You'll be intrigued with her hobby and what she does in her spare time outside the centre. We explore. The value of the centre and what it means to the community and how it plays a role within our club. Come inside and learn more about the London Abuse Women Centre and its campaign named Shine the Light “End Women Abuse Campaign.” About Jennifer Dunn The Executive Director of the London Abused Womens Centre. An employee for twelve years. About the Centre The London Abused Women's Centre is a feminist, abolitionist agency. They provide abused and exploited women and children over the age of 12 with hope and help. They help women and girls exploited in prostitution/sex trafficking/pornography, abused by their intimate partners, and/or subjected to sexual harassment or torture. The London Abused Women's Centre (LAWC) also provides support and counselling to family members of women and girls who have been prostituted/sex trafficked, including women and girls who are missing or disappeared. Contact https://www.lawc.on.ca/ 797 York Street - Unit 5 London, On N5W 6A8 Phone: 519-432-2204 Hours Monday - Thursday 9:00am - 5:00pm Friday 9:00am - 4:00pm Christine Howorun Human Trafficking Series In "Fighting Traffick," Cristina Howorun follows a group of women who are fighting to end one of the most profitable criminal industries worldwide, sex trafficking, in one of Canada's biggest hotspots of London, Ontario. Link: https://youtu.be/UIOSXu_DrYY 23rd Annual International Woman's Day Breakfast & Auction Friday, March 3, 2023 at the DoubleTree by Hilton Tickets: https://trellis.org/23rd-annual-international-womens-day-breakfast-and-auction Speaker: Cristina Howorun Cristina Howorun is an award-winning investigative journalist and documentary producer with CityTV. She is currently a member of the Queen's Park press gallery and works primarily in investigative documentaries. Howorun has covered every federal and provincial election since 2008, she's been embedded with Canadian troops in the Mojave Desert, tracked down a suspected terrorist in Libya and exposed shocking levels of abuse and negligence in long term care homes. More recently, she has been working in the documentary space - producing and hosting documentaries on gun smuggling, sex trafficking, Christian cults and incarcerated mothers. Cristina has earned four Edward R. Murrow awards for investigative journalism, an RTDNA award for investigative journalism, the UNIFOR award for labour journalism and was the inaugural recipient of the Zonta Says No to Violence Against Women award, for her work in exposing sex trafficking practices along Canada's busiest highway, a film in which LAWC was prominently featured. To hear Cristina speak and help us celebrate women's and girls' social, economic, cultural, and political achievements please press button below. Shine the Light All Girls Soccer Tournament. Tournament Name - Shine the Light Girls Soccer Tournament – Hosted by Whitecaps London Tournament Dates: June 2, 3 and 4, 2023 Application deadline: May 15, 2023 https://www.whitecapslondon.com/shine2023

This week our featured guest was the singer, guitarist and keyboard player with some iconic Canadian Bands.... Coney Hatch, April Wine and The Guess Who.Carl Dixon is considered to have one of the best and most distinctive voices in Canadian rock.He also has a solo career and written a book (and is an inspirational speaker )about his life and in particular about recovering from a devastating car accident that almost ended his life and kept him off stage for years. He eventually made a triumphant return playing even though one arm was rebuilt with titanium inserts.He and Coney Hatch are about to go on tour in the UK with the band British Lion with Steve Harris the founder and leader of Iron Maiden. In the past he toured with Iron maiden, Judas Prriest , Triumph and Ted Nugent. His songs have been used in tv and filmAs well Andrew brings you another Forgotten Gem... this week Images in Vogue.And Tom reviews a Bryan Adams concert from his recent tour.In The Talk Music Podcast a Multi-platinum music producer/manager and a music super fan talk music and interview industry insiders and musicians alike about what it takes to create amazing music. We act as a guide to new bands, fascinating books and docs and who the creators of the grooves you love are.Over his 40 yr music career, Tom Treumuth worked as a talent scout for RCA (USA) including working closely with Gene Simmons. His Hypnotic label released over 100 albums via A&M/Universal. Tom also ran a recording studio, did artist management/bookings and he produced over 60 albums with 8 achieving Gold and Platinum awards ( Honeymoon Suite, Helix, Big Sugar). More recently Tom was Co Managing Director of indie label Frostbyte (Universal) . His career started as a musician in True Myth who recorded the world's 1st digital rock album.Co -host Andrew Schalk a chef and a self professed music junkie.The Producer of The Talk Music Podcast is Eric Morrison, a television producer , executive and journalist. He was President of The Canadian Press for 14 years. Before going to CP he was Vice-President of CTV News . He had extensive experience in national and international news, including overseas postings and a variety of management positions. They included Executive Producer of the CTV National News and Producer of Canada AM . He has won Michener, CJF and RTDNA awards for editorial excellence. He was Co founder of Latitude 44, a tech conference in Toronto . He was Executive Producer and Co founder of The Disruptors , a program about high tech startups that now runs as weekly segments on BNN. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What does it take to make a great stage show? Why are cover bands unappreciated? What are immersive shows and where do they go next? These are only a few of the topics a hugely successful Promoter, Manager and Producer covers this week. Wayne Thompson promoted world tours and concerts for Frank Sinatra, Liza Minnelli, George Burns, Whitney Houston, Natalie Cole, Beach Boys, Moody Blues, Julio Iglesias, The Temptations and many more. He managed many well known entertainers including Tanya Tucker,Harry Belafonte, Steven Seagal and many top Canadian artists such as The Nylons, Canadian Brass, Infidels, Strange Advance. He produced theatrical productions of ‘Forever Plaid' and A Clockwork Orange' among others. His latest show is One's based on the Beatles number one songs. We talk about one of favourite artist's Massey Hall concert ..Blackie and the Rodeo Kings As well the guys do part two of Keyboard riffs… which are the best in their view? Feel free to say ….”What…. ! “ ( See List Below) We review a Teenage Head classic Gem and let you know about a band that is On Our Radar… Digging Roots, fantastic indigenous messages with a native Jimi Hendrix style guitarist…seriously :) Barry Manilow. Cant Smile Without You Boston. Foreplay Allmand Brothers. Jessica Deep Purple. Hush Iron Butterfly. In a gadda da vida Genesis. Behind the lines Europe. Final count down In The Talk Music Podcast a Multi-platinum music producer/manager and a music super fan talk music and interview industry insiders and musicians alike about what it takes to create amazing music. We act as a guide to new bands, fascinating books and docs and who the creators of the grooves you love are. Over his 40 yr music career, Tom Treumuth worked as a talent scout for RCA (USA) including working closely with Gene Simmons. His Hypnotic label released over 100 albums via A&M/Universal. Tom also ran a recording studio, did artist management/bookings and he produced over 60 albums with 8 achieving Gold and Platinum awards ( Honeymoon Suite, Helix, Big Sugar). More recently Tom was Co Managing Director of indie label Frostbyte (Universal) . His career started as a musician in True Myth who recorded the world's 1st digital rock album. Co -host Andrew Schalk a chef and a self professed music junkie. The Producer of The Talk Music Podcast is Eric Morrison, a television producer , executive and journalist. He was President of The Canadian Press for 14 years. Before going to CP he was Vice-President of CTV News . He had extensive experience in national and international news, including overseas postings and a variety of management positions. They included Executive Producer of the CTV National News and Producer of Canada AM . He has won Michener, CJF and RTDNA awards for editorial excellence. He was Co founder of Latitude 44, a tech conference in Toronto . He was Executive Producer and Co founder of The Disruptors , a program about high tech startups that now runs as weekly segments on BNN.

As outgoing CEO of the world's largest membership organization of digital journalists, Online News Association, Irving Washington has led programming and fundraising initiatives for journalists, media professionals, and students worldwide. This week, in the fourth of a series of Media Transformation Challenge-sponsored episodes, MTC Journeys, Irving shares how MTC helped accelerate the organization's transformation, and how a childhood passion for re-creating mainstream media through the lens of representation connects his career of service at RTDNA, NABJ and ONA.

This week's guest is Harrison Kennedy who had the first million selling single by a black Canadian artist as part of a Detroit group. Find out what happened to him then and how he has reinvented himself at least twice leading to a remarkable comeback as a Juno winning recording artist on a European tour decades later.As well Tom reviews a Canadian Gem by a brilliant and world famous Canadian Producer.Andrew tells us about a book by Sonic Youth's Kim Gordon called Girl in a Band.And the guys have some major fun figuring out the Best of Keyboard Riffs... See if you agree with their choices.In the Talk Music Podcast A Multi Platinum music producer/manager and a music super fan talk music. The focus is both Canadian and Global.Over his 40 yr music career, Tom Treumuth worked as a talent scout for RCA (USA) including working closely with Gene Simmons. His Hypnotic label released over 100 albums via A&M/Universal. Tom also ran a recording studio, did artist management/bookings and he produced over 60 albums with 8 achieving Gold and Platinum awards ( Honeymoon Suite, Helix, Big Sugar). More recently Tom was Co Managing Director of indie label Frostbyte (Universal) . His career started as a musician in True Myth who recorded the world's 1st digital rock album.Co -host Andrew Schalk a chef , guitar player and a self professed music junkie.The Producer of The Talk Music Podcast is Eric Morrison, a television producer , executive and journalist. He was President of The Canadian Press for 14 years. Before going to CP he was Vice-President of CTV News . He had extensive experience in national and international news, including overseas postings and a variety of management positions. They included Executive Producer of the CTV National News and Producer of Canada AM . He has won Michener, CJF and RTDNA awards for editorial excellence. He was Co founder of Latitude 44, a tech conference in Toronto . He was Executive Producer and Co founder of The Disruptors , a program about high tech startups that now runs as weekly segments on BNN.Follow us on Face book at : The Talk Music PodcastInstagram at: the_TalkmusicpodcastTik Tok: TalkmusicpodcastRead Andrews Blog at:http://schalkie365.wordpress.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Guitar Riffs. From Whole lotta Love to sunshine of your love to Louie Louie...what are the guitar riffs you love the most and are the most memorable? Also a new doc about Shania Twain and BBC goes all in on the lives of the Rolling Stones.The guys have a discussion about "Session" musicians.Talking about people who used to do this or used them on albums . Famous ones include Hal Blaine, The Swampers, Chris Spedding on "New York City", Steve Lukather on "Thriller," And there are some surprising names ...the E street band and The Wreaking crew. Is there still such a thing as session musicians who can make a living doing this or is it a dead art? And a new Under the Radar with Jacquline Kenyon.In The Talk Music Podcast a Multi-platinum music producer/manager and a music super fan talk music and interview industry insiders and musicians alike about what it takes to create amazing music. We act as a guide to new bands, fascinating books and docs and who the creators of the grooves you love are.Over his 40 yr music career, Tom Treumuth worked as a talent scout for RCA (USA) including working closely with Gene Simmons. His Hypnotic label released over 100 albums via A&M/Universal. Tom also ran a recording studio, did artist management/bookings and he produced over 60 albums with 8 achieving Gold and Platinum awards ( Honeymoon Suite, Helix, Big Sugar). More recently Tom was Co Managing Director of indie label Frostbyte (Universal) . His career started as a musician in True Myth who recorded the world's 1st digital rock album.Co -host Andrew Schalk a chef and a self professed music junkie.The Producer of The Talk Music Podcast is Eric Morrison, a television producer , executive and journalist. He was President of The Canadian Press for 14 years. Before going to CP he was Vice-President of CTV News . He had extensive experience in national and international news, including overseas postings and a variety of management positions. They included Executive Producer of the CTV National News and Producer of Canada AM . He has won Michener, CJF and RTDNA awards for editorial excellence. He was Co founder of Latitude 44, a tech conference in Toronto . He was Executive Producer and Co founder of The Disruptors , a program about high tech startups that now runs as weekly segments on BNN.Follow us on Face book at : The Talk Music PodcastInstagram at: the_TalkmusicpodcastTik Tok: TalkmusicpodcastRead Andrews Blog at:http://schalkie365.wordpress.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

From Red Rider to Serena Ryder ...this week a conversation with Fraser Hill who for years was an A and R man with Capital and Universal records discovering and signing bands and artists like the Northern Pikes, Serena Ryder and Elijah Woods . Starting out he even recorded Red Rider with Tom Cochrane the very first time he did a recording by himself in a studio. Recently he is working with Iskwe and other new artists. What was A and R and how has the tik tok age changed it ?The episode also includes a Triumph Album as a hidden gem of Canadian music."Imagine if" is a new band just starting out and is discussed in our Under the Radar segment .Andrew takes on the good ,the bad and the ugly of Woodstock festivals as seen though two different docs.In The Talk Music Podcast a Multi-platinum music producer/manager and a music super fan talk music and interview industry insiders and musicians alike about what it takes to create amazing music. We act as a guide to new bands, fascinating books and docs and who the creators of the grooves you love are.Over his 40 yr music career, Tom Treumuth worked as a talent scout for RCA (USA) including working closely with Gene Simmons. His Hypnotic label released over 100 albums via A&M/Universal. Tom also ran a recording studio, did artist management/bookings and he produced over 60 albums with 8 achieving Gold and Platinum awards ( Honeymoon Suite, Helix, Big Sugar). More recently Tom was Co Managing Director of indie label Frostbyte (Universal) . His career started as a musician in True Myth who recorded the world's 1st digital rock album.Co -host Andrew Schalk a chef and a self professed music junkie.The Producer of The Talk Music Podcast is Eric Morrison, a television producer , executive and journalist. He was President of The Canadian Press for 14 years. Before going to CP he was Vice-President of CTV News . He had extensive experience in national and international news, including overseas postings and a variety of management positions. They included Executive Producer of the CTV National News and Producer of Canada AM . He has won Michener, CJF and RTDNA awards for editorial excellence. He was Co founder of Latitude 44, a tech conference in Toronto . He was Executive Producer and Co founder of The Disruptors , a program about high tech startups that now runs as weekly segments on BNN Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Feature interview with Alfio Annibalini currently in a project with Alex Lifeson of Rush and Andy Curran of Coney Hatch called Envy of None . A sound engineer and musician he is also working with The Arkells arguably Canada's biggest rock band today. In the past he has worked with Blue Rodeo, Sons of Otis, Big Sugar, h3o, Andy Curran on Soho 69 ,Gypsy Soul and many others.He and Tom reminisce about when they both started out in the music biz and Andrew and he talk about how it has changed today.In The Talk Music Podcast a Multi-platinum music producer/manager and a music super fan talk music and interview industry insiders and musicians alike about what it takes to create amazing music. We act as a guide to new bands, fascinating books and docs and who the creators of the grooves you love are.Over his 40 yr music career, Tom Treumuth worked as a talent scout for RCA (USA) including working closely with Gene Simmons. His Hypnotic label released over 100 albums via A&M/Universal. Tom also ran a recording studio, did artist management/bookings and he produced over 60 albums with 8 achieving Gold and Platinum awards ( Honeymoon Suite, Helix, Big Sugar). More recently Tom was Co Managing Director of indie label Frostbyte (Universal) . His career started as a musician in True Myth who recorded the world's 1st digital rock album.Co -host Andrew Schalk a chef and a self professed music junkie.The Producer of The Talk Music Podcast is Eric Morrison, a television producer , executive and journalist. He was President of The Canadian Press for 14 years. Before going to CP he was Vice-President of CTV News . He had extensive experience in national and international news, including overseas postings and a variety of management positions. They included Executive Producer of the CTV National News and Producer of Canada AM . He has won Michener, CJF and RTDNA awards for editorial excellence. He was Co founder of Latitude 44, a tech conference in Toronto . He was Executive Producer and Co founder of The Disruptors , a program about high tech startups that now runs as weekly segments on BNN. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A conversation with Tom Wilson not just about his music with Blackie and The Rodeo Kings and Junkhouse but his powerful personal story about family secrets ,addiction and rebirth. Tom discovered in his mid 50's that he was adopted and is of Mohawk heritage. An author and now the subject of a new documentary called Beautiful Scars he has used his own life experiences in both his striking visual art and his music Blackie and the Rodeo Kings new album is called O Glory and drops July 8. In this episode we also re-discover a Canadian "Hidden Gem" . As well we learn about a musician that has flown "Under The Radar" even though you will know his name from television. Also the guys have different views in "The Best of..... " this week -Rock Guitarists. Who do you love? Some Artists and Albums talked about: Les Stroud, Rehostatics Whale Music, Jeff Beck, Warren Haynes In the Talk Music Podcast A Multi Platinum music producer/manager and a music super fan talk music. The focus is both Canadian and Global. Over his 40 yr music career, Tom Treumuth worked as a talent scout for RCA (USA) including working closely with Gene Simmons. His Hypnotic label released over 100 albums via A&M/Universal. Tom also ran a recording studio, did artist management/bookings and he produced over 60 albums with 8 achieving Gold and Platinum awards ( Honeymoon Suite, Helix, Big Sugar). More recently Tom was Co Managing Director of indie label Frostbyte (Universal) . His career started as a musician in True Myth who recorded the world's 1st digital rock album. Co -host Andrew Schalk a chef , guitar player and a self professed music junkie. The Producer of The Talk Music Podcast is Eric Morrison, a television producer , executive and journalist. He was President of The Canadian Press for 14 years. Before going to CP he was Vice-President of CTV News . He had extensive experience in national and international news, including overseas postings and a variety of management positions. They included Executive Producer of the CTV National News and Producer of Canada AM . He has won Michener, CJF and RTDNA awards for editorial excellence. He was Co founder of Latitude 44, a tech conference in Toronto . He was Executive Producer and Co founder of The Disruptors , a program about high tech startups that now runs as weekly segments on BNN. Follow us on Face book at : The Talk Music Podcast Instagram at: the_Talkmusicpodcast Tik Tok: Talkmusicpodcast Read Andrews Blog at: http://schalkie365.wordpress.com

To start a new season the guys discuss the best rock bands. Who is your pick and what makes a truly great rick experience ? From the Foo Fighters to Van Halen, from Deep Purple to Rush. Who had the best front man, the best drummer, which era were they best in and who keeps bringing it? Andrew reviews the movie Elvis...is it worth a look and can anybody actually play Elvis convincingly ? Tom goes to a party and gets turned on to an inspiring book about Chris Blackwell of Island records. Our under the radar artist comes recommended by a friend and is Partick Brealey..find out about him.In The Talk Music Podcast a Multi-platinum music producer/manager and a music super fan talk music and interview industry insiders and musicians alike about what it takes to create amazing music. We act as a guide to new bands, fascinating books and docs and who the creators of the grooves you love are.Over his 40 yr music career, Tom Treumuth worked as a talent scout for RCA (USA) including working closely with Gene Simmons. His Hypnotic label released over 100 albums via A&M/Universal. Tom also ran a recording studio, did artist management/bookings and he produced over 60 albums with 8 achieving Gold and Platinum awards ( Honeymoon Suite, Helix, Big Sugar). More recently Tom was Co Managing Director of indie label Frostbyte (Universal) . His career started as a musician in True Myth who recorded the world's 1st digital rock album.Co -host Andrew Schalk a chef and a self professed music junkie.The Producer of The Talk Music Podcast is Eric Morrison, a television producer , executive and journalist. He was President of The Canadian Press for 14 years. Before going to CP he was Vice-President of CTV News . He had extensive experience in national and international news, including overseas postings and a variety of management positions. They included Executive Producer of the CTV National News and Producer of Canada AM . He has won Michener, CJF and RTDNA awards for editorial excellence. He was Co founder of Latitude 44, a tech conference in Toronto . He was Executive Producer and Co founder of The Disruptors , a program about high tech startups that now runs as weekly segments on BNN. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The tastemakers of the past and present from Radio to MTV , Mags to You Tube , Spotify to TikTok.How do you get discovered? There are a couple of amazing new Canadian artists  found in unusual ways. A Multi Platinum music producer/manager and a music super fan talk music. The focus is both Global and Canadian. Tom Treumuth and Andrew Schalk argue over who is the best drummer in rock in our  "“Best…series". Whats your guess? Who is your favourite? The Canadian Gem....” this week is a band called Max Webster and their album Million Vacations. There is a Book and Doc review from the guys in our Best of...series. They also wonder about the value of Merch... are you going to see a band to buy the tee shirt ? Bands and artists discussed, Rush, Van Halen, Greta Van Fleet, Tragically Hip, Tesher, Realstk,Justin Bieber, Shawn Mendes, , The Beatles, Billy Preston, Neil Peart , Stewart Copeland. Over his 40 yr music career, Tom Treumuth worked as a talent scout for RCA (USA) including working closely with Gene Simmons. His Hypnotic label released over 100 albums via A&M/Universal. Tom also ran a recording studio, did artist management/bookings and he produced over 60 albums with 8 achieving Gold and Platinum awards ( Honeymoon Suite, Helix, Big Sugar). More recently Tom was Co Managing Director of indie label Frostbyte (Universal) . His career started as a musician in True Myth who recorded the world's 1st digital rock album. Co -host Andrew Schalk a chef and a self professed music junkie. The Producer of The Talk Music Podcast is Eric Morrison, a television producer , executive and journalist. He was President of The Canadian Press for 14 years. Before going to CP he was Vice-President of CTV News . He had extensive experience in national and international news, including overseas postings and a variety of management positions. They included Executive Producer of the CTV National News and Producer of Canada AM . He has won Michener, CJF and RTDNA awards for editorial excellence. He was Co founder of Latitude 44, a tech conference in Toronto . He was Executive Producer and Co founder of The Disruptors , a program about high tech startups that now runs as weekly segments on BNN.

What's the importance of the relationship between the artist and the manager? Good ones , bad ones, who got ripped off and who made the money? How does it work well and how does it go wrong? Who fired theirs? First big break: How did bands get theirs? Your most important Gig . How people get discovered. Great stories about artists big breaks including a long shot tale of one that Tom discovered who's big break involved a cassette. We look at a “ Canadian Gem” you should re visit where the album has some of the biggest Cdn names involved in it behind the scenes like Bryan Adams. In “Under The Radar” Tom features a 16 year old making some noise and getting to be a finalist in European awards already. Andrew 's “Best of...” doc recommendation is of a newly rediscovered festival called the black Woodstock . Andrew and Tom argue over “Best…Vocalist ”. Can there be only one? Can you compare genres... rocker verses Pop singer? Whats your pick? Bands and artists discussed: The Rolling Stones, Elvis, Kazzer, Gordie Johnson, Prism, Bryan Adams, Ally Cribb, Adele, Amy Winehouse, Robert Plant, Chris Cornell of Soundgarten, John Anderson, Sly and the Family Stone, Big Sugar A Multi Platinum music producer/manager and a music super fan talk music. The focus is both Canadian and Global. Over his 40 yr music career, Tom Treumuth worked as a talent scout for RCA (USA) including working closely with Gene Simmons. His Hypnotic label released over 100 albums via A&M/Universal. Tom also ran a recording studio, did artist management/bookings and he produced over 60 albums with 8 achieving Gold and Platinum awards ( Honeymoon Suite, Helix, Big Sugar). More recently Tom was Co Managing Director of indie label Frostbyte (Universal) . His career started as a musician in True Myth who recorded the world's 1st digital rock album. Co -host Andrew Schalk a chef and a self professed music junkie. The Producer of The Talk Music Podcast is Eric Morrison, a television producer , executive and journalist. He was President of The Canadian Press for 14 years. Before going to CP he was Vice-President of CTV News . He had extensive experience in national and international news, including overseas postings and a variety of management positions. They included Executive Producer of the CTV National News and Producer of Canada AM . He has won Michener, CJF and RTDNA awards for editorial excellence. He was Co founder of Latitude 44, a tech conference in Toronto . He was Executive Producer and Co founder of The Disruptors , a program about high tech startups that now runs as weekly segments on BNN.

Tom Treumuth and Andrew Schalk talk about what makes a great live venue and a great concert. From Massey Hall to Wembley ,The Commodore Ballroom to the House of Blues who does it right? They also debate -is Rock Music is dead? Can anybody break in as a Rock band these days? Record executive Gary Muth ,who signed some of the great Rock acts of all time like the Stones and Black Sabbath, gives his take on how the industry has changed for rock bands trying to make it now. The guys discover another hidden Canadian Gem of an album you may have forgotten about, find another artist who has flown Under the Radar but deserves a listen, do a "quick take" on the best books on Bob Dylan and argue over the greatest - Rock Keyboardists.... who is your pick? Artists mentioned: Johnny Cash, Motorhead, The Stones, Big Sugar, U2, Rush, Metallica, Neil Young, The Pogs, Roots, Kazer, Honeymoon Suite, Rival Sons, Greta Van Fleet,Billy Eilish, Bob Dylan, Keith Emerson, Andrew Ferris,Deerap A Multi Platinum music producer/manager and a music super fan talk music. The focus is both Global and Canadian. Over his 40 yr music career, Tom worked as a talent scout for RCA (USA) including working closely with Gene Simmons. His Hypnotic label released over 100 albums via A&M/Universal. Tom also ran a recording studio, did artist management/bookings and he produced over 60 albums with 8 achieving Gold and Platinum awards ( Honeymoon Suite, Helix, Big Sugar). More recently Tom was Co Managing Director of indie label Frostbyte (Universal) . His career started as a musician in True Myth who recorded the world's 1st digital rock album. Co -host Andrew Schalk a chef and a self professed music junkie. The Producer of The Talk Music Podcast is Eric Morrison, a television producer , executive and journalist. He was President of The Canadian Press for 14 years. Before going to CP he was Vice-President of CTV News . He had extensive experience in national and international news, including overseas postings and a variety of management positions. They included Executive Producer of the CTV National News and Producer of Canada AM . He has won Michener, CJF and RTDNA awards for editorial excellence. He was Co founder of Latitude 44, a tech conference in Toronto . He was Executive Producer and Co founder of The Disruptors , a program about high tech startups that now runs as weekly segments on BNN.

This first episode features a piece of music history….. The first ever Digital Rock Recording. The marketing tag for it was “Tomorrow's Sound Today.” The story of the challenges of recording it totally live in the studio are fascinating. Co-host Tom Treumuth's band ,True Myth ,released the Warner Album in 1979 and he discusses making the pioneering Prog rock album , a hidden gem of the genre, with Co -host Andrew Schalk a chef and a self professed music junkie. Over his 40 yr music career, Tom worked as a talent scout for RCA (USA) including working closely with Gene Simmons. His Hypnotic label released over 100 albums via A&M/Universal. Tom also ran a recording studio, did artist management/bookings and he produced over 60 albums with 8 achieving Gold and Platinum awards ( Honeymoon Suite, Helix, Big Sugar). More recently Tom was Co Managing Director of indie label Frostbyte (Universal) . His career started as a musician in True Myth who recorded the world's 1st digital rock album. Famous names like Peter Gabriel , Robert Fripp ,George Martin, Jack Richardson Producer of The Guess Who, factor into the story. Other artists who feature are: Honeymoon Suite, Big Sugar, Kazzer, Figgy Duff, Voivod ,Gene Simmons ,Helix ,Anvil, Yes, Genesis. Gary Muth was a music executive who held management positions with a bunch of major music labels was the mentor for Toms the Band. He recorded artists we all know like The Rolling Stones, Rod Stewart, Peter Gabriel and Balck Sabbath. His concerts included The Police and Talking heads and even a stage musical...Napoleon. He later co-founded Iceberg Media ..one of the world's first internet major broadcasters and he helped create world wide standard. Gary talks about what he saw in True Myth. Gary Furniss was co producer of True Myth and went on to a long music career. He is President of Sony Music Publishing in Canada. Also heard from are the Bands Guitarist Tony Cook and Bassist Steve McKenna. True Myth has been re released on Spotify. Tunes featured are Reach for the Heavens and Time after Time. It's a hidden gem of Prog rock. Here is the link: https://open.spotify.com/album/72ObddjUqmZVIu3mQmriOR?si=N51YLMhSRQmuMXDkovX3yA The Producer of The Talk Music Podcast is Eric Morrison, a television producer , executive and journalist. He was President of The Canadian Press for 14 years. Before going to CP he was Vice-President of CTV News . He had extensive experience in national and international news, including overseas postings and a variety of management positions. They included Executive Producer of the CTV National News and Producer of Canada AM . He has won Michener, CJF and RTDNA awards for editorial excellence. He was Co founder of Latitude 44, a tech conference in Toronto . He was Executive Producer and Co founder of The Disruptors , a program about high tech startups that now runs as weekly segments on BNN. A Multi-platinum music producer/manager and a music super fan talk music. The conversation ranges from from best live venues to why is it so hard to start a new rock band and why artists are selling their catalogues. The focus is both Global and Canadian with fascinating musicians and music experts joining in regularly.

This first episode features a piece of music history....The first ever Digital Rock Recording. The marketing tag for it was "Tomorrows Sound Today." The story of the challenges of making and how hard it is to create a hit album are it is fascinating. Co-host Tom Treumuth's band ,True Myth ,released the Warner Album in 1979 and he discusses making the pioneering Prog rock album , a hidden gem of the genre, with Co -host Andrew Schalk a chef and a self professed music junkie. Over his 40 yr music career, Tom worked as a talent scout for RCA (USA) including working closely with Gene Simmons. His Hypnotic label released over 100 albums via A&M/Universal. Tom also ran a recording studio, did artist management/bookings and he produced over 60 albums with 8 achieving Gold and Platinum awards ( Honeymoon Suite, Helix, Big Sugar). More recently Tom was Co Managing Director of indie label Frostbyte (Universal) . His career started as a musician in True Myth who recorded the world's 1st digital rock album. Famous names like Peter Gabriel , Robert Fripp ,George Martin, Jack Richardson Producer of The Guess Who, factor into the story. Other artists who feature are: Honeymoon Suite, Big Sugar, Kazzer, Figgy Duff, Voivod ,Gene Simmons ,Helix ,Anvil, Yes, Genesis. Gary Muth was a music executive who held management positions with a bunch of major music labels was the mentor for Toms the Band. He recorded artists we all know like The Rolling Stones, Rod Stewart, Peter Gabriel and Balck Sabbath. His concerts included The Police and Talking heads and even a stage musical...Napoleon. He later co-founded Iceberg Media ..one of the world's first internet major broadcasters and he helped create world wide standard. Gary talks about what he saw in True Myth. Gary Furniss was co producer of True Myth and went on to a long music career. He is President of Sony Music Publishing in Canada. Also heard from are the Bands Guitarist Tony Cook and Bassist Steve McKenna. True Myth has been released to Spotify. Tunes featured are Reach for the Heavens and Time after Time. It's a hidden gem of Prog rock. Here is the link https://open.spotify.com/album/72ObddjUqmZVIu3mQmriOR?si=N51YLMhSRQmuMXDkovX3yA The Producer of The Talk Music Podcast is Eric Morrison, a television producer , executive and journalist. He was President of The Canadian Press for 14 years. Before going to CP he was Vice-President of CTV News . He had extensive experience in national and international news, including overseas postings and a variety of management positions. They included Executive Producer of the CTV National News and Producer of Canada AM . He has won Michener, CJF and RTDNA awards for editorial excellence. He was Co founder of Latitude 44, a tech conference in Toronto . He was Executive Producer and Co founder of The Disruptors , a program about high tech startups that now runs as weekly segments on BNN. A Multi Platinum music producer /manager and a music super fan talk music. The conversation ranges from best live concerts and venues , to music docs to why is it so hard to start a new rock band , who had 3 great albums in a row and why artists are selling their catalogues. The focus is both Global and Canadian.

Aiden O'Keefe of Happy Valley-Goose Bay, N.L., had a special homecoming in October. The 12-year-old had been away from home since December for treatments for acute lymphoblastic leukemia, and family and friends decided he should be welcomed back with style. While Aiden was driving the 1,500 kilometres home with his parents, family and friends signs and got ready at the town's EJ Broomfield Arena, while police cars and fire trucks stood ready to escort him back. Hear the piece that has now won a regional RTDNA award for 'Excellence in Sound' here.

Award winning journalist, Linda Olsen, is a proud born and raised Calgarian. She graduated from SAIT in Calgary in 1988 with Honors in Broadcast Journalism and started her career that same year at Global Saskatoon. Linda joined Global Calgary in 1995 and since then, as a reporter, anchor and producer, has covered some of the biggest events to hit the city, including the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic from day one, bringing audiences the important information they were looking for as the situation unfolded, as well as the 2013 Southern Alberta floods. Linda co-anchored live flood coverage for 10 hours on that first day keeping viewers up to date on the significant event. Linda was also host and producer of Global's Woman of Vision series from its inception in Calgary in 1998. For 15 years, she highlighted the stories of inspirational women in the community with monthly television news features and a column in the Calgary Herald. In 2001, the Alberta Media Production Industries Association (AMPIA) nominated the special as Best Public Affairs Program. In 2002, Linda received the AMPIA Award for Best Anchor, and in 2003 she accepted the Best Host award for the Woman of Vision Special. As a senior anchor at Global News, Linda was also part of the team that won RTDNA's award for Canada's Best Newscast in both 2018 and 2014. She was named a recipient of Calgary's Top 40 Under 40 by Avenue magazine and received Global Calgary's Woman of Vision award for her commitment to the program and the community. An advocate for the community, Linda is a board member with the Calgary Children's Foundation and an honorary board member of Believe in the Gold, a local charity raising awareness and supporting research for children with cancer. Linda has also been recognized with an Honorary Bachelor of Business Administration Degree from SAIT and the Honorary Fellow Award at Calgary's St. Mary's University. When she's not on the anchor desk, Linda can be found out in the city hosting a number of charity events or spending time with her three adult children.

Welcome back to Season 2, Episode 145 of the Asian Hustle Network Podcast! We are very excited to have Michelle Li on this week's show. We interview Asian entrepreneurs around the world to amplify their voices and empower Asians to pursue their dreams and goals. We believe that each person has a message and a unique story from their entrepreneurial journey that they can share with all of us. Check us out on Anchor, iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play Music, TuneIn, Spotify, and more. If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe and leave us a positive 5-star review. This is our opportunity to use the voices of the Asian community and share these incredible stories with the world. We release a new episode every Wednesday and Saturday, so stay tuned! Michelle Li is a news anchor for NBC-affiliate KING-TV in Seattle. She is a morning show anchor and co-created and hosted the show Take 5, a daily, hour-long, interactive news show before it sunsetted in 2019. Previously, Michelle worked as the primary evening anchor for legacy stations in Wisconsin, the Coastal Carolinas and Southwest Missouri. Michelle has been recognized for leading innovation and audience engagement projects in newsrooms. Google, Poynter, Facebook, and RTDNA have showcased her work in newsrooms across the country. She has received four national Murrow awards and 9 regional Emmys. Congress also honored her with an Angels in Adoption award for her dedication to international and domestic adoption causes. As a Korean adoptee, Michelle spent many summers volunteering with adoptive families and in orphanages in Seoul. She launched a television program in Missouri to help foster kids find more permanent solutions and spoke at the National Press Club for international adoption awareness. Michelle's more notable recognition includes 5 regional Emmys for interactivity in Chicago and Nashville, national Murrows for innovation and feature writing, regional Murrows for social media and innovation, Social Media Personality of the Year for Wisconsin, two regional Murrows for writing, and Anchor of the Year of the Carolinas. Michelle grew up in a rural area near Kansas City and studied journalism at the University of Kansas. Her hobbies are mostly cooking and volunteering, and she loves being a homebody with her husband Jim and their son. Jim is an Emmy-award-winning photographer who now works as a software engineer for a news corporation. For fun, Michelle once played a reporter in the movie 'Tammy' and on the TV show 'The Following'. To stay connected within the AHN community, please join our AHN directory: bit.ly/AHNDirectory --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/asianhustlenetwork/support

The Hamilton Today Show Podcast with Scott Thompson.... As Sunwing grapples with its ongoing troubles caused by a data breach, works to get more flights off the ground and passengers moving along, we speak with Keith Mackey to get his take on how the company is handling things. “A surgery backlog exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic has steered some Canadians thousands of miles away from home to get life-changing procedures done without the wait.” A new piece on Global News-dot-C-A addresses this: ‘Living in pain': Canadians travel across the world to avoid surgery backlog. Today is Queen Elizabeth's 96th birthday, Prince Harry has given a new interview, and recent Angus Reid polling shows that Canadians like the Queen but are growing more open to severing ties with the British monarchy. Let's talk with our friend and monarchy expert, Patricia Treble. How do people not lose their sense of perspective, hope – and agency – in the face of some pretty rough times in the world, what with the atrocious war in Ukraine, ongoing COVID-19, and climate change? “Conservative leadership contender Jean Charest is promising that, if elected, he will change the Canada Health Act to allow provinces greater flexibility in health-care delivery [...] Charest says it is about strengthening the single payer system. He's also framing the policy change as protecting Canada from future lockdowns by building capacity.” Putin has claimed that Russia is victorious in Mariupol after sealing away resistance fighters and civilians who were holed up in an old steel mill, rather than storm the mill. Now what? Carson Jerema writes in the National Post that a combination of factors are going to be hitting Canadians wallets, making life more expensive… it is not just the Bank of Canada but also the policies of the federal Liberals. Hamilton city councillor Jason Farr has announced that he'll be running in the upcoming provincial election as a candidate for the Liberal party. Guests: Keith Mackey, Mackey International Jamie Mauracher, Digital Broadcast Journalist with Global News, RTDNA and Gemini award-winning journalist Patricia Treble, founder of Write Royalty, Royal contributor to Maclean's Steve Joordens, Professor of Psychology at the University of Toronto Jean Charest, candidate for the Conservative leadership race Reggie Cecchini, Washington Correspondent for Global News Carson Jerema, Comment Editor with the National Post Jason Farr, Councillor, Ward 2, City of Hamilton and now candidate for the Ontario Liberal Party in Hamilton East-Stoney Creek Scott Radley. Host of The Scott Radley Show, Columnist with the Hamilton Spectator   Host - Scott Thompson Content Producer – William Erskine Technical/Podcast Producer - Ben Straughan News Anchors – Diana Weeks, Dave Woodard Want to keep up with what happened in Hamilton Today? Subscribe to the podcast! https://omny.fm/shows/scott-thompson-show See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today on the Jimmy Barrett Show: Jimmy takes you through the new RTDNA crime reporting guidelines Craig Duswalt joins the show to talk about CEOs Dr. Richard Urso speaks with Jimmy about the end of the Pandemic

Welcome back to Filipino Fridays! We have an incredible episode featuring the award-winning journalist of CBC Radio One, Michelle Eliot. Michelle joins us to talk about Filipino representation in broadcast media and how it impacts our community. We talk about how her immigrant experience has influenced her approach in telling stories in the media, which would include asking thoughtful questions where our community and other communities of color are well represented without being "othered". By representing the experience of many others, we talk about how meaningful it is to be a voice and perspective that brings light to the immigrant experience. Michelle also takes us through the journey of her career in journalism and talks about the most exciting part of hosting a live radio show. We discuss Mabuhay BC - a feature launched in CBC during Filipino Heritage Month in Canada that focuses on stories about the robust and diverse Filipino community. From articulating the kinship and bond between the Filipino and indigenous community, to highlighting the meaning or stories behind our Filipino names and also talking about issues that reflect the Filipino people. We chat about pushing the Filipino story forward, increasing the diversity in our stories and our responsibility as an immigrant in this community and how we can be in solidarity and kapwa with others. Lastly, Michelle shares her go-to karaoke song and what Filipino food items would be found on her boodle fight (kamayan). ABOUT MICHELLE ELIOT Michelle Eliot is the host of CBC Radio One's B.C. mid day open line show, BC Today. Michelle is an award-winning journalist with CBC Radio One, and has become a familiar voice as a regular guest host on regional and national programs, interviewing community members and prominent politicians, as well authors and musicians such as Douglas Coupland and Bif Naked. But her true passion is for the open line, where her skill at engaging callers probes further into their viewpoints and digs deeper into their personal stories. Her work has been recognized by the RTDNA and the Jack Webster Foundation, winning awards for her team's coverage of the ongoing overdose crisis and the 2017 NDP and Green Party deal. She has also received nominations for her story about immigrants learning to swim later in life, and for her profile of a well-loved woman in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside who died of an overdose. Michelle was born in the Philippines and moved to Canada with her family at 12-years old, settling in North Vancouver. Her experience as a young immigrant planted the seed of understanding for people whose lives are changed by new circumstances. She studied English Literature at the University of British Columbia and went on to study Broadcast Journalism at the British Columbia Institute of Technology before joining CBC Vancouver in 2000. Michelle is married with two children. She enjoys joining community events like the Vancouver Sun Run and the Pride Parade. As the parent of a child with special needs, she also likes to participate in events in the disability community. ​Aside from enjoying running, ​Michelle is also ​an avid reader, a lover of spontaneous dance parties, and an unabashed fan of old school hip hop music. Thank you to our partner CiTR 101.9 FM for supporting this podcast. Follow Filipino Fridays Podcast on Instagram: @FilipinoFridaysPodcast Email us at contact@filipinofridays.com. Music: Hot Coffee by Patrick Patrikios

Hamilton Today with Scott Thompson Scott takes a look at the the aggression being directed at politicians, including Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau, as well as the COVID-19 concerns raised by Ontario's return to school and Canada's easing international travel restrictions. Roy Green takes on the role of master storyteller, to share some of his experiences from his first foray into talk radio, and Scott welcomes some familiar voices to the new show! Guests: Phil Gurski, President of Borealis Threat and Risk Consulting, Director of the University of Ottawa's Security program, and former analyst at CSIS Dr. Timothy Sly, Epidemiologist and Professor Emeritus in the School of Population and Public Health with Ryerson University Roy Green, host of the Roy Green Show every Saturday and Sunday on the Corus Radio Network; Queen Golden Jubilee Gold Medal. 3x Canadian Association of Broadcasters Gold Ribbon Award, Gallery Distinction: Hamilton Jamie Mauracher, Digital Broadcast Journalist with Global News, RTDNA and Gemini award-winning journalist Ted Michaels, Anchor with Global News Radio 900 CHML, host of the Health & Wellness Show Scott Radley. Host of The Scott Radley Show, Columnist with the Hamilton Spectator Host - Scott Thompson Content/Technical/Podcast Producer - William P. Erskine News Anchors - Lisa Polewski and Ted Michaels Want to keep up with what happened in Hamilton Today? Subscribe to the podcast! https://omny.fm/shows/scott-thompson-show See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Scott Thompson Show Podcast After months of deliberation, federal officials announced Wednesday that Canada will be getting a COVID-19 vaccine passport for international travel that is expected to be ready in the fall.Guests: Ryan Mallough, senior director of provincial affairs for Ontario, Canadian Federation of Independent Business. CALLING US; Backup, Milena Stanoeva Manager, Public Affairs Barry Choi, Personal Finance and Travel Expert - Vaccine hesitancy has dwindled in Canada but some people are not yet comfortable with a COVID-19 vaccination, for one personal reason or another. They should not be lumped in with those who are opposed to all vaccines, and their points of view need to be understood. Guest: Jamie Mauracher, Digital Broadcast Journalist with Global News, RTDNA and Gemini award-winning journalist Read more here: https://globalnews.ca/news/8104752/vaccine-hestitancy-canada-changing-minds/ - With the breaking news this afternoon that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau seems primed to ask the Governor General to approve a snap election on Sunday, Scott got input on the much anticipate vote. Guest: Moshe Lander, Senior Economics Lecturer with Concordia University Henry Jacek. Professor of Political Science, McMaster University

Dan Shelley, Executive Director and COO at the RTDNA, joins JJ as guest-host. They talk to Professor Robert Papper, from Syracuse University, about the overall trends, why television is making progress, but radio lags behind in diversity among staff and management. Follow us on Twitter @podcastcolors.

Kathy Le is an award-winning journalist with CTV News Calgary. She was honoured a prestigious RTDNA award for Enterprise journalism for her documentary “Covid-19: The Spread of Racism”. Kathy was also awarded the Spirit of NAIT alumni award for excelling in her career. She has been nominated eight times for an RTDNA award for projects, including four documentaries and investigative stories, and was nominated by the Canadian Journalism Foundation for the national Jackman award for Excellence in Journalism. In addition to reporting, Kathy co-anchors the evening news on the weekend. Her mission as a journalist is to produce stories that will make a difference in the world. When Kathy is not working, she emcees and speaks at charity and special events. She has taken the stage at more than 100 events and is highly sought out by non-profits organizations and other groups. Using her knowledge and experience, Kathy dedicates her time coaching public speaking to help others find their voice and elevate their delivery. During her free time, Kathy also volunteers with the Rotary Club Heritage Park. In addition to helping out local organizations, she has had the privilege of travelling with the Rotary club to remote parts of the world where the club has projects that helps the communities in need.

A new study from the Newhouse School at Syracuse University, shows that in one out of five major media markets in the US, and in many smaller markets as well; newsroom employees were attacked in 2020. Jeanne Destro talked to Radio Television Digital News Association and Foundation Director, Dan Shelley about it, today.

JJ Green and guest host, Ellen Nakashima, Washington Post national security reporter, talk with Michelle Lee, President of the Asian American Journalists Association. They discuss the difficult year Asian American journalists have experienced both professionally and personally; and how the nation can move forward after a year of racial strife.

In this week's episode, morning news anchor and yoga teacher Leslie Rangel opens up about mental health and how she's working to help journalists manage the stress of their very tough jobs. We talk about her spiritual journey and her path to becoming a yoga teacher, wellness, spirituality and the news industry, how many journalists cope with their jobs via alcohol, beating burnout during a pandemic and tools to create a healing space.Leslie also speaks about her business, The News Yogi, where she's combining her years of experience on TV with her years as a yogi to build a community journalists can rely on for help with their mental health. She's on a mission to help bring  yogic tools to journalists of color and journalists of conscience. Leslie teaches journalists how to understand what trauma, stress, depression and anxiety look like and how to begin using yoga on the mat to take it into their lives off the mat. Leslie says it's time to end the journalism stigma of “getting over” stress and anxiety because it's “part of the job” or we need to “pay our dues.” Journalists are resilient, but also human. Leslie has been featured presenter for journalism conferences including RTDNA, IRE, and ONA. Her yoga for journalists work has been featured in Yoga Journal and the Journalism Institute National Press Club.  Leslie is a 500 hour registered yoga teacher with the Yoga Alliance. She's trained in trauma-informed yoga and meditation. She's also currently studying Advanced Yoga Psychology with a licensed psychotherapist and yoga/meditation teacher.Connect with Leslie Rangel on Instagram @thenewsyogiConnect with Leslie Draffin on Instagram @lesliedraffinConnect with the podcast on Instagram @thelightwithinpodcastSend us an email: thelightwithinpodcast@gmail.comPLEASE REMEMBER to rate, review, download and share with someone you love!

Janet Brown will get an RTDNA Lifetime Achievement Award. Congratulations Janet!  Guest: Janet Brown, CKNW/Global News Senior Reporter. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As Executive Director of the Radio Television Digital News Association and Foundation, Dan Shelley focuses much of his time fighting for press freedoms, which have eroded in recent years. Find out how that happened, why it happened, and what he intends to do about it in this FMC Fast Chat with host Jaci Clement. About Dan Shelley Dan Shelley is Executive Director of the Radio Television Digital News Association and Foundation (RTDNA/RTDNF). He is a longtime member of the Association, a former Chairman of the Board and most recently served as Foundation Secretary/Treasurer before becoming Executive Director in 2017. He is based in New York. Previously, Dan was Senior Vice President of Digital Content Strategy for iHeartMedia. In that role, he was responsible for the development of a national content strategy as well as the execution of all content across iHeart's 850+ radio station sites in 150 markets. Prior to joining iHeartMedia, Dan was a Senior Vice President at Interactive One, part of the Radio One (now Urban One) family of companies. Dan oversaw the digital platforms of the company's 50+ radio stations. He also managed relationships with other digital publishers that partnered with Interactive One. Find out more at rtdna.org About FMC Fast Chat FMC Fast Chat is a Fair Media Council podcast created from a live webinar, where audience questions help drive the conversation. Notables in news, media and business are featured in chats designed to put you in the know in 30 minutes. Inquiries: bookings@fairmediacouncil.org About Fair Media Council Fair Media Council advocates for quality news and works to create a media-savvy society. A 501c3 nonprofit organization, FMC is headquartered on Long Island, N.Y. FMC Fast Chat host Jaci Clement is CEO & Executive Director of the Fair Media Council. Find out more at fairmediacouncil.org Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

As Executive Director of the Radio Television Digital News Association and Foundation, Dan Shelley focuses much of his time fighting for press freedoms, which have eroded in recent years. Find out how that happened, why it happened, and what he intends to do about it in this FMC Fast Chat with host Jaci Clement. About Dan Shelley Dan Shelley is Executive Director of the Radio Television Digital News Association and Foundation (RTDNA/RTDNF). He is a longtime member of the Association, a former Chairman of the Board and most recently served as Foundation Secretary/Treasurer before becoming Executive Director in 2017. He is based in New York. Previously, Dan was Senior Vice President of Digital Content Strategy for iHeartMedia. In that role, he was responsible for the development of a national content strategy as well as the execution of all content across iHeart's 850+ radio station sites in 150 markets. Prior to joining iHeartMedia, Dan was a Senior Vice President at Interactive One, part of the Radio One (now Urban One) family of companies. Dan oversaw the digital platforms of the company’s 50+ radio stations. He also managed relationships with other digital publishers that partnered with Interactive One. Find out more at rtdna.org About FMC Fast Chat FMC Fast Chat is a Fair Media Council podcast created from a live webinar, where audience questions help drive the conversation. Notables in news, media and business are featured in chats designed to put you in the know in 30 minutes. Inquiries: bookings@fairmediacouncil.org About Fair Media Council Fair Media Council advocates for quality news and works to create a media-savvy society. A 501c3 nonprofit organization, FMC is headquartered on Long Island, N.Y. FMC Fast Chat host Jaci Clement is CEO & Executive Director of the Fair Media Council. Find out more at fairmediacouncil.org Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Paul Glader is an award-winning journalist, who spent 10 years as a staff writer for The Wall Street Journal with bylines for numerous publications including The New York Times, The Washington Post,TheNewYorker.com, The Indianapolis Star, The Associated Press, Der Spiegel Online, FastCompany.com, USA Today and ESPN.com. Today, Glader is an associate professor at The King's College in New York City; director of The McCandlish Phillips Journalism Institute; executive director of The Media Project, a global non-profit journalism training organization; and executive editor of its award-winning, nonprofit news outlet ReligionUnplugged.com. He is also founder of Vett Incorporated, a Knight Foundation-funded start-up. Vett Inc. has built a new tool called VettNews Cx that is “reimagining how modern newsrooms handle corrections.” It is now gaining a lot of traction with key industry partners including more than a dozen news organizations, Poynter.org, and the Radio Television Digital News Association (RTDNA). In this segment of “E&P Reports,” E&P publisher Mike Blinder goes one-on-one with Glader to discuss why new methods of handling consumer feedback can help us not only provide more accurate information but provide better audience loyalty. Related Links: Video that explains VettNews Cx:  https://vimeo.com/399003124 Press Release: VettNews offers corrections management tool to RTDNA members https://www.vettnews.com/press/vettnews-offers-corrections-management-tool-to-rtdna-members  

Babee Garcia is a Marine veteran and an award winning journalist who is currently the Weekday Morning News Producer for Good Morning Charlottesville that airs from 5AM-7AM. She's worked in several areas in communications that ranges from public relations, to photojournalism, to print writing, to broadcast news. During Hurricane Maria, she produced a mini-documentary called “Meals with Love” about Chef Ventura Vivoni, his volunteers and World Central Kitchen, who fed people warm meals. They earned a College TV Emmy from the Television Academy Foundation, the Seymour Bricker Humanitarian award, and an Edward R. Murrow award from the RTDNA for their collaborative reporting. She's also giving back to the military veterans as a Board of Directors for Military Veterans in Journalism. Find out more at MVJ network. Connect with Babee Garcia by clicking here. This podcast is brought to you by Fortis Et Fidelis. Honoring the brave and faithful service of our fallen by creating and providing memorial coins for families of the fallen . The free will never forget! Join our Community at Brave and Faithful. Visit our website Fortis Et Fidelis. Follow, Like, Subscribe to Fortis Et Fidelis: Facebook Instagram Twitter Youtube Listen to the Brave and Faithful Podcast: Apple Spotify Google Breaker Overcast PocketCasts RadioPublic --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/fortis-et-fidelis/support

This week the sisters sit down with the inspirational Creeson Agecoutay. They talk about what it was like growing up on the rez, how community influences a good life and how dreaming big and working hard has led Creeson to the Capitol! Creeson Agecoutay is proud nehiyaw/Plains Cree from Cowessess First Nation on Treaty 4 Territory.In 2013, Creeson graduated with a journalism degree and was recognized by both the U of R and the First Nations University. That same year, Creeson became the host of CTV's Indigenous Circle, a show that has been on TV since 1993.With the help of his co-workers, Creeson and the staff of Indigenous Circle won many more regional and national RTDNA awards for excellence in broadcast journalism.And just this last September, Creeson accepted a national reporting job with CTV National News. He is now working in the nation's capital in Ottawa where he is covering stories about federal politics, Covid-19 and Indigenous stories BUT what is even more important, the producers of CTV National News with Chief Anchor Lisa LaFlamme has asked for CTV Saskatchewan's Indigenous Circle to also go national where Indigenous stories will air weekly on the national stage with Creeson also hosting and reporting with the help of a committed team. It's basically the same job Creeson is doing in Saskatchewan but nationally and he is very thankful for this big opportunity. Love your Indigenous Sisters

Guest: Dave Rutherford, Longtime Alberta broadcaster and former president of the RTDNA.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Are you a Mountaineer interested in broadcast media beyond the classroom? Hear from Gillian Wanosky, president of WVU's Radio Television Digital News Association chapter, on what the organization is all about and how to join.

WTMJ was the recipient of a 2020 regional Edward R. Murrow award for Overall Excellence. Hear highlights of the news coverage from 2019.

CKNW's own Larry Gifford, our boss, has been living with Parkinson's disease since August, 2017. Since receiving his diagnosis, he's become an ambassador for Parkinson's awareness- starting the RTDNA-nominated Best Podcast “When Life Gives You Parkinson's”, as well as taking on a roll as an official ambassador for “The Michael J. Fox Foundation”. Larry and the CEO of the Parkinson Society of BC, Jean Blake, are in-studio to discuss the issues that affect people living with Parkinson's disease on a daily basis, and what the Parkinson Society of BC offers the community living with the degenerative disease within our province. Guest: Jean Blake CEO of Parkinson Society of British Columbia Guest: Larry Gifford Host of ‘When Life Gives You Parkinson's'

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Stephen Miller was born and raised in small town Newfoundland. He became hooked on opiates in his late teens - eventually becoming an IV drug user. Stephen spent a decade addicted to various prescription painkillers. Eventually the lifestyle led to several stints in prison. Stephen successfully completed the methadone program in less than two years and has been free from illicit drugs since December 21, 2017. At 31 years old he is months away from completing his journalism program. He has been a contributor to the CBC since last summer. Before joining their ranks he was featured in an in depth profile that detailed his journey to rejoin society. The piece has been nominated for a RTDNA award. He was recently published in a newly released book, About Face: Essays on Recovery, Therapies and Controversies of Addiction in Canada. He is currently converting his prison journals and life experiences into a semi-fictional novel. You can follow him on Twitter @SJ_Miller87 and Instagram at stephenmiller1987. Video Link: https://youtu.be/zcFEFSIA26Y Related Links: https://newsinteractives.cbc.ca/longform/addict-inmate-author http://www.rtdnacanada.com/ http://www.breakwaterbooks.com/books/about-face/ Web: www.markhughescomedy.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/PTT604/ Patreon: www.patreon.com/markhughescomic

RTDNA Executive Director Dan Shelley joins Wisconsin's Morning News

In today's #WiseGirl, I welcome special guest Dan Shelley, the Executive Director of RTDNA, the Radio and Television Digital News Association. Dan talks about his organization's response to recent comments made by the NRA spokesperson about broadcast media outlets' coverage of shootings, television station ownership caps and mergers, the First Amendment, the need for solid journalists in an era of fake news, diversity in newsrooms, and more. Please watch their response to the NRA here https://youtu.be/fHqPsiTl3qs and check out their website here: https://rtdna.org/

Digital editing is powerful Editing can make you sound amazing. Editing can enhance your message. Editing can change the meaning of your message. Editing can distort the truth. Editing really is powerful. So edit responsibly. How do you do that? Start by listening to this episode, which takes a closer look at ethical issues in audio and video editing and how easy it is to cross the line into telling stories in untruthful ways. Editors, listen to these two stories to understand the impact of audio editing. 99% Invisible. Episode 256. Sounds Natural. *Spoiler alert* I talk about this near the end of the episode. Listen first and then come back for my perspective. Pulling Back the Curtain from On the Media. This is how conversational radio is made. Editing for a living If you need someone else to edit your podcasts, consider Steve Stewart. (This is not an affiliate link. He’s just a good editor who knows how to make you sound professional.) If you love editing, join the Podcast Editors’ Hangout on Facebook. You’re welcome to join whether you edit podcasts for a living or just your own. If you like talking about editing, we want to talk with you! Previously on Podcast Local from OnTheGo.FM Tell the news of your community (Podcast Local episode 12) featuring journalist and professor Butler Cain talking about principles of journalism for local podcasts. By the way, this is good advice whether your podcast is journalistic or not. Telling true stories in truthful ways. Should podcasters adhere to a code of ethics? Ethical Podcasting - Part 1 (Podcast Local episode 14). An example of a code of ethics many broadcasters follow. This is the RTDNA guidelines for ethical editing for both video and audio. What do you think? Continue the conversation in the Podcast Local Community Center on Facebook. Support for Podcast Local comes from the Satchel Podcast Player for Android and iPhone. Satchel makes it easy to discover podcasts produced in your hometown. Learn more at SatchelPlayer.com.

Should podcasters adhere to ethical standards? Let's explore this idea. Even if we're not doing local journalism, we are dealing with information and telling real stories of our community. If we're not careful, the way we tell those stories could cross into unethical territory. This is the first part of a mini-series on ethical podcasting. After listening to this, there are a few things I'd like you to do before the next episode in this series. Homework for the next episode on ethical podcasting Listen to episode 256 of 99% Invisible. Sounds Natural explores the making of nature documentaries. Read the RTDNA guidelines for ethical video and audio editing. Share your perspective on the story I shared in this episode. Share an ethical dilemma you faced and the choice you made (optional, but appreciated). Support for Podcast Local... ...comes from the Satchel Podcast Player for Android and iPhone. Satchel makes it easy to discover podcasts produced in your hometown. Learn more at SatchelPlayer.com.

A conversation with Professor-emeritus Bob Papper of Hofstra University on his most recent annual report on the state of the U.S. news broadcasting industry, based on a survey he has conducted for 20 years, in partnership with the Radio Television Digital News Association.