#Panoply podcast network series#

Who is your career role model? I love anyone who seems to be marching to the beat of their own very specific drum. I am currently reading a book by Marion Woodman called 'Conscious Femininity' that's blowing my mind. What piece of media changed you? So so many. I love the Moth radio hour and and I really appreciated Marc Maron's interview with Obama on his podcast. What are you listening to? Fink, Alabama Shakes, and Bob Marley. Everything else is under various NDAs.Ĭurrent Gig: 'Masters of Sex' on Showtime I am evolving.Īny updates since we interviewed you? I'm currently writing a feature for Sony Animation and a comedy pilot for the Disney Channel. What is a tool you can't live without? Spotify Who is your career role model? Tina Fey, John Waters, Penn Jillette, Peggy Olson, Bjork, Leslie Knope. Wikipedia says it won a shit-ton of awards, so I guess it wasn't just us kids knowing it was a good.

Comedy could help? Comedy could get serious? A sitcom could make me cry? I still remember jokes from it, so it also made me laugh. Because this episode is such a long ago memory, I originally assumed this epiphany happened only to me, but I've met more than one writer who also named this episode as an important moment in their young lives. Seeing a sitcom tackle something so serious, mixing comedy with drama, letting Michael J Fox 'act' so hard, completely blew my young mind. Shot like a play, Alex moved in and out of the set, talking to an unseen therapist while playing out scenes with his family and friends. What film piece of media changed you? The Family Ties episode 'A, My Name is Alex.' It was an hour-long 'very special' episode about Alex going to therapy after the sudden death of a close friend. “Our own experts (including Tosha Tabron, relationship manager for JPMorgan Chase global philanthropy, Chuck Weinstock, senior commercial banker for the Chase community development bank, and Greg Rattler, senior commercial banker for JPMorgan Chase) have been interviewed and the content dives into these three places where we have significant depth in our involvement with the community,” said Laura Rossi, head of corporate marketing.What are you listening to now? Podcasts: Scriptnotes, The Dinner Party Download, Pop Culture Happy Hour, Extra Hot Great These five-10 minute stand-alone shows will feature our very own employees discussing firm-funded initiatives in Detroit (9/12), New Orleans (10/31) and Seattle (12/5). Peppered throughout the series’ run (August-December) are three custom episodes focused entirely on how our knowledge, commitment and expertise extends into the communities where we live and work.

Areas of focus include transportation, economics, technology and healthcare. People behind city innovation all around the country will be interviewed in each episode.

#Panoply podcast network series#

The podcast series is called “Placemakers” and includes 18 editorial episodes (20-30 minutes in length) sponsored by us and created by Slate/Panoply. Since we have been on the forefront of innovation for over 200 years, those are just some of the topics of a new podcast series launched with our support by Slate/Panoply, a leading podcast network that partners with companies such as Sports Illustrated, The Wall Street Journal and Vox. Did you ever wonder how new technologies, the arts or even the perfect commute will change the cities of the future?