Podcast appearances and mentions of will pomerantz

Will Pomerantz, director of Arthur Miller's The Crucible with featured performances for Bay Street Theater's 15th Anniversary season of Literature Live running through November, joins Gianna Volpe on the WLIW-FM Heart of The East End HOTstudio segment underwritten by Peconic Landing ahead of the show's first public performance on Thursday, November 9, at 7 p.m.

The East Side Freedom Library invites you to a special evening with Mary Moore Easter and her new poetry collection Free Papers: Inspired by the Testimony of Eliza Winston, A Mississippi Slave Escaped to Freedom in Minnesota in 1860. Mary Moore Easter is the author of The Body of the World (Minnesota Book Award in Poetry Finalist, 2019); Walking from Origins; From the Flutes of Our Bones (Nodin Press 2020), and Free Papers: poems inspired by the testimony of Eliza Winston, a Mississippi slave, escaped to freedom in Minnesota in 1860. (Finishing Line Press 2021) A Pushcart Prize-nominated poet, Cave Canem Fellow, veteran dancer /choreographer, and emerita professor of dance at Carleton College, Easter is the mother of two daughters and four grandchildren. Poet Danez Smith writes: “Mary Moore Easter's Free Papers is dreaming in the archives. Through poems that document and redocument the life of Eliza Winston paired beside poems that reach across time to unite Black women in their quest to rapture the self from the prisons of nation and whiteness, Easter has built a hall of mirrors where one can come out of the other side free, transformed. Here, documents morph like a mind suddenly free from its last shackle. The poetry, freedom's promise, knows no bounds.” As a special treat, for “Winslow House: A Script for Three Voices,” Mary will be joined by her daughter Allison Easter (Based in NY, Allison Easter was the first American woman in Stomp and has performed with MacArthur awardees Susan Marshall and Meredith Monk, in Law & Order and in Will Pomerantz's adaptation of A Tale of Two Cities.) and Siddeqah Shabazz (Originally from Oakland, CA, with degrees in theater from the University of La Verne in Southern California and the Guildford School of Acting in England, she has worked in the Twin Cities with Climb, Shadow Horse, Gadfly, Chain Reaction, Freshwater, and 20% Theaters, Exposed Brick Theatre, Savage Umbrella, Aniccha Arts, Intermedia Arts, Artistry, Underdog Theatre, Transatlantic Love Affair, and Full Circle Theatre.) View the video here: https://youtu.be/6OxPEAWlDG0

This week on SPEXcast, Vice President of Special Projects & Brand at Virgin Orbit, Will Pomerantz, talks about the origins of Virgin Orbit, mentorship, and diversity in today's aerospace industry. You can check out additional links and references at https://blog.spexcast.com/78-will-pomerantz-virgin-orbit .

Space Time is a new podcast from Space Explored, part of the 9to5Mac Network. Our very first guest is Will Pomerantz, Vice President of Special Projects at Virgin Orbit. In this episode, Zac Hall and Will Pomerantz discuss the issue of NASA's Stennis Space Center and the origins of its namesake. Sponsored by the excellent Fantastical Premium by Flexibits: Go to flexibits.com/spacetime to save 20% off your first year! Subscribe to receive new episodes every Thursday: 

Quick programming note from Space Explored: I'm thrilled to announce that we're launching an all-new podcast this week! Space Time will premiere here and on YouTube tomorrow at 1 p.m. ET. As we launch the new podcast, Space Time will appear in Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and Overcast for audio subscribers. As we announce in our teaser episode below, our first episode includes a very special video interview with Will Pomerantz, Vice President of Special Projects at Virgin Orbit. Will recently brought national attention to roots of the Stennis Space Center name. We discuss the growing movement around efforts to revise NASA's test facility name and much more. Special thanks to our premiere sponsor Fantastical Premium by Flexibits for supporting Space Time. Subscribe to Space Time YouTubeSpotify Apple PodcastsOvercast Video https://youtu.be/7NDOV3TKpIs More 9to5 Network Podcasts ElectrekQuick Charge9to5Mac Happy Hour9to5Mac Daily...and more!

Will Pomerantz is Vice President of Special Projects at Virgin Orbit. He is also a prominent figure within SEDS, serving as chair to the Board of Advisors and as a trustee to the endowment fund. In addition to those positions, Will co-founded the Brooke Owens Fellowship and remains deeply involved as an advisor and mentor. Timestamps: 00:00 Introductions 05:38 SEDS 17:23 Career 25:57 Virgin Galactic & Virgin Orbit 1:03:03 Brooke Owens Fellowship 1:13:25 Student Questions

In this episode: We meet Will Pomerantz, Vice President of Special Projects and Brand at Virgin Orbit in Glendale, California. He has been a part of the XPRIZE Team, a weightless flight coach with Zero Gravity Corporation, and was a founder of the Brooke Owens Fellowship. He has worked with Futron Inc., the International Space University, and the United Nations. He has also done a TEDx Talk entitled, “Why We Go: Leaving Our Beautiful Home and Exploring Outer Space.” In this conversation, Will discusses how he decided space was the place for him career wise when he was growing up, his start at Virgin Galactic, what he does now at Virgin Orbit, and how small satellite launch needs have evolved. He also describes how Virgin Orbit was able to quickly pivot from launch and commercial space activities to producing ventilators to support COVID-19 efforts, taking their ventilator design from concept to production within a month. In discussing future Virgin Orbit projects, Will says, “I have really come to deeply love and admire the small satellite industry. I’ve gone from being a little bit of a skeptic at first, to believing that this is something that’s going to have an enormous impact on the planet.” To learn more about Virgin Orbit, visit virginorbit.com. Introductory and closing music: Paint the Sky by Hans Atom (c) copyright 2015 Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution (3.0) license. http://dig.ccmixter.org/files/hansatom/50718 Ft: Miss Judged

In this episode, Helen and Seyi explore the link between space exploration and improving things on Earth for all its inhabitants. They speak to a man who has travelled into space four times, astronaut Mark Kelly. They also hear from Will Pomerantz of Virgin Orbit, working to make space more accessible.Their third guest, David Grinspoon, is an astrobiologist and author. His books include Earth in Human Hands: Shaping Our Planet’s Future, and Chasing New Horizons: Inside the Epic First Mission to Pluto. Dr. Grinspoon explains the lessons we can learn from exploring space and other worlds in protecting this one. For more reading, check out our website https://www.virgin.com/in-focus/earth-unscrewed-podcast See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Critical Mass Radio Show presents our Speaker Series held at California State University Long Beach, featuring our panel of guests Michael Solt, Dean of Business School California State University Long Beach and Will Pomerantz, VP Special Projects Virgin Galactic. Listen as our panelists dive into the topic of The Power of Curiosity and how it can how it affects your business and your career. 

ACS Chemical Biology editors highlight articles from Volume 10, Issue 10 and speak with authors Xuefei Huang and Will Pomerantz.

In this episode of Anomaly, Angela and Jen interviewed Will Pomerantz, the Vice President of Special Projects for Virgin Galactic. This episode was a result of a discussion they had during a review of Spaceballs, a film that neither Angela or Jen are particularly fond of. The commentary soon turned into a conversation about the last shuttle mission and the downsizing of NASA. If you wish to listen to that episode, you can find it along many other episodes in our Archive. They requested this interview in an attempt to inject a little optimism for the future of space travel into, not only themselves, but their listeners as well. They hope it inspires you as much as it inspired them. If you haven’t done so already, please subscribe to our podcast and our newsletter. Join our forums, like us on Facebook, and follow us on Twitter. Spread the word, tell your friends. Visit the show notes for bonus footage and links. Send feedback to girlygeekz@gmail.com. And please rate the show on iTunes. Thanks for listening. 

Get ready for ISDC! We have George Whitesides from the National Space Society to discuss the 2007 ISDC Conference in Dallas. Will Pomerantz gets us ready for the 2007 Wirefly X PRIZE Cup... and we take a look at NASA's DAWN Mission - a new way to explore!