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Jazmine (JT) Green on Making Space for BIPOC Audio Creators

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By Zan Romanoff
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Jazmine (JT) Green has always forged her own path. When she felt that there weren’t enough audio opportunities for women, people of color, and queer folks, she teamed up with two friends to launch Postloudness, a Chicago-based audio collective and piloting program for BIPOC creators. That work led her into the academy, where she helped create a graduate-level curriculum for the School of the Art Institute of Chicago.
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What Fresh Hell Podcast Hosts Margaret and Amy on Pivoting Toward What Works

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By Zan Romanoff
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Amy Wilson and Margaret Ables have done it: they’ve solved parenthood. Or at least that’s the (extremely ironic) premise of their hit podcast, What Fresh Hell: Laughing in the Face of Motherhood, which includes a mix of their own hard-earned parenting advice and interviews with experts on the subject.
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Podcaster Mary Knauf of Ocean Dreams on Working Within Your Limits

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‎Mary Knauf’s commute turned her into an audio nerd. After spending her early twenties bouncing around jobs, including work as an au pair and at a movie theater, she was spending her days at a boutique PR firm and driving at least an hour each way to get there. So she started listening to LA public radio station KPCC… and then wondering if she could work there. She got an internship—something pre-entry level. But she had finally found an industry she was passionate about.
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