NEW: Who gets to be a journalist? What counts as community engagement? How do you sustain local news? This week on Making It Here, our new podcast series, we turn the mic on ourselves. Hear how Epicenter works, who we serve & what keeps us going: omny.fm/shows/making-it-here…

Welcome to the Texas Take Podcast. @JohnnieMo @taygoldenstein @isaacyu_ and I catch you up on the latest from Kerrville, prep yall for the special session, dig into the THC ban possibilities and explore “biblical grounds.” megaphone.link/SFO8612609759

Remember this story last week? Well, we turned it into a podcast episode ! Listen 🎧 from the #Texans players and barbers on the importance of haircuts in their voices. Apple🍎: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas… Spotify 🎶: open.spotify.com/episode/47p… HC 📰: houstonchronicle.com/sports/…

🔊 New podcast alert! Explore the first 10 episodes of UMSI’s “Information Changes Everything: The Podcast,” which spotlights research and news from all over the world of information science: myumi.ch/ny6xV

🚀 #NewEpisodeDrop Episode 26 of @lnmpod with @larryryckman of @ColoradoSun talking with host @timreganporter is out! Larry shares insights into the digital outlet’s journey. Transitioning to a nonprofit model on its 5th anniversary, The Colorado Sun has not only survived but thrived, garnering national attention for its approach to news coverage and its business model. With more individual members than the much-lauded @TexasTribune, The Colorado Sun's strategy for growing reader revenue without a paywall is a testament to its commitment to accessible journalism. Ryckman delves into the founding of The Colorado Sun. He discusses the challenges and learnings from moving away from the page view business to focus on engaging content that resonates with readers, emphasizing the importance of loyalty and community in the digital age. The conversation also covers The Sun's business model, which balances memberships, advertising, and grants, setting a sustainable path forward for nonprofit newsrooms. Ryckman's personal journey from a seasoned journalist to navigating the business side of running a news outlet offers valuable lessons on leadership, innovation, and the relentless pursuit of quality journalism. localnewsmatterspodcast.com/…

📢 "I am fundamentally optimistic that [the decline in local news] is a solvable problem. There has been several estimates out there about what would it actually cost to bring what we've come to call minimum viable journalism for our democracy. And estimates span from ... somewhere between $2 billion and $10 billion a year. And compared to so many of our large scale problems, climate change, inequality, ... this really is doable." — @SarabethBerman, CEO of @JournalismProj Listen to Sarabeth talk with host @timreganporter on the latest episode of @lnmpod. localnewsmatterspodcast.com/…

Fun news in audio land today, via @adage. Who wants to sponsor my podcast, eh?

Off the topic of my head, some folks working to reach the 85% you're unlikely to reach by email. Some tech, some other stuff: @wearehearken @JoinSubtext @groundsource @jny (Pack), @spaceship_media @onesignal @PirateAudio Please add to this list!

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TOMORROW! I'm joined by @DevalPatrick on another edition of @HowIBuiltThis Live. Tune in with your questions at facebook.com/howibuiltthis/

We are here! womeninvoice.org/ #VOICEGlobal #WiV #VoiceFirst

We are planning our next virtual meetup for Thursday, June 25, at 8:00 pm ET. Join the PM team and other community members for general discussion, virtual “rooms,” and small groups for more detailed discussion. RSVP and get more information here: podcast.swoogo.com/pmvirtual…