This week Liz and Melissa come on the podcast to talk about Stone Soup Films, a non-profit media production organization that provides media strategy consulting and produces short documentaries, on a pro bono basis to other non-profits. They share stories about the filmmaking process, how the organization has grown in recent years, and how professionals or others interested in production can volunteer to help. For more information visit: stonesoupfilms.org Subscribe to the podcast on iTunes: https://itun.es/i6Y94Lt  For past episodes visit: waitwhatpro.com  Like me on Facebook.com/MediaOnTheRadio and Tweet me @MediaOnRadio  Media on the Radio is produced through the facilities of Arlington Independent Media. For more information visit arlingtonmedia.org.

The Documentary Pioneers EP# 25 (Liz Bernstein Norton & Melissa Rogers)

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Rebroadcast of John Fetterman who is now the Lieutenant Governor-Elect of Pennsylvania. 

If you are trying to break into the media field or a media geek like me, you must check out this podcast. Also join the conversation by tweeting @MediaOnRadio.  With over a decade of experience as mayor of Braddock, PA, John Fetterman (@JohnFetterman) has announced he is running for US Senate. He came on the podcast to talk about the campaign trail, his work as mayor, and how the media can impact politics.

Flashback Friday from Jan 2016: The Politician (John Fetterman)

Tod Plotkin, founder and principal of Greenbuzz Agency, shares his professional narrative starting in L.A. working on movies sets after college. He moves back to the D.C. area and develops skills in producing, which leads him to eventually launch a successful and sustainable video business. Tune in to learn more!

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Building a Successful Video Business EP# 60 (Tod Plotkin)

Sue O'Hora works at Henninger Media Services as the Director of Marketing and Senior Producer and is responsible for writing and producing original projects. She joins us to talk about the producing and creative development side of video.

The creative development side of video making EP# 59 (Sue O'Hora)

This episode follows the journey my dad took working with refugees after retirement.

Special Episode: Working with Refugees EP# 58 (Dan Gallagher)

Getting connected to a creative community EP# 57 (Bill Coughlan)

Bill talks about his evolution as a filmmaker and how he developed skills to serve both is creative pursuits and his professional career. He also shares resources for local DC creatives to get involved including the 48hour Film Festival, Women in Film and Video (WIFV), and the Television, Internet, and Video association (TIVA) of which he is the president.  

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The Documentary Pioneers EP# 25 (Liz Bernstein Norton & Melissa Rogers)

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