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The podcast that stirs up a unique flavour of people, culture and brands in Asia. Presented by Scott Percival and Drago Djourov, two independent market researchers based in Singapore.
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Philadelphia's longest running music podcast (we think), with your host, Dan Drago. Conversations with artists and community, intimate musical performances, in-depth discussions on performing, touring, recording, and being alive.
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A weekly podcast interviewing everyday superheroes and the services & technologies they provide to nonprofits. The goal is to help nonprofit organizations be more effective and efficient in their mission.
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PokéDads is all about the TCG world of Pokémon! Hosts Rick, Scott, Aaron and Drew bring their hilarious diverse perspectives to news, collecting, competing, and analyzing the Pokémon Trading Card Game. Each week they discuss up coming events, current Meta deck strategies and take a deep dive into a card of the week.
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PA Books features authors of books about Pennsylvania-related topics. These hour-long conversations allow authors to discuss both their subject matter and inspiration behind the books.
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Dan talks with Zoe Lemon, a trained and seasoned violinist who is fairly new to the singer-songwriter game. Zoe talks about growing up in the rural parts of Chester County, the ups and downs of music school at Temple University, graduating right into the pandemic, van life, and learning to write songs by herself out on the road. Her latest EP, 'Tai…
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Today we get into the dynamic world of nonprofit technology with special guest Paul Morris. In this episode, we explore the pivotal role of technology in empowering nonprofits to scale, innovate, and better serve their communities. From navigating the abundance of choices to embracing a growth mindset, discover how nonprofits can leverage technolog…
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Dan goes in deep with Scott Radway about his early musical tastes (all Beatles), going to music school despite his parents advice to the contrary (they had both attended music school), composition, touring with bands, and becoming both an accomplished producer and songwriter on his own (he's currently a member of lo priestess with wife Gina LC of D…
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Join us in an enlightening conversation with Sarah Lange, a trailblazer in the philanthropic world, on this episode of Agents of Nonprofit. Sarah shares her journey from childhood activism to empowering nonprofits with effective fundraising strategies. Discover her revolutionary approach to philanthropy and how it's reshaping the nonprofit landscap…
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In late 1975 and early 1976, at the height of the Cold War, two of the Soviet Union's long-dominant national hockey teams traveled to North America to play an eight-game series against the best teams in the National Hockey League. The culmination of the "Super Series" was reigning Soviet League champion HC CSKA Moscow's face-off against the defendi…
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Dan talks with Dave Perry about his band Athensville, growing to like the weird music your older brother plays when you're young, the many missed connections between him and frontman Matt Taglang (who was on the show back on #203) and their eventual meeting as adults, and choosing a side in the lesser debated "Echo and the Bunnymen vs The Smiths" a…
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In this episode of Agents of Nonprofit, we welcome guest Lou Adducci to explore the untapped potential of micro communities and influencers within the nonprofit sector. Lou shares the journey from the nonprofit arts world to tech and back again, offering valuable insights into effectively engaging with diverse online communities for fundraising and…
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"Telling of the Anthracite" explores the various ways in which anthracite history has been represented and remembered since 1960, the chosen date for the start of the "posthistorical" era coinciding approximately with the Knox mine disaster (1959) and the beginning of the Centralia mine fire (1962-), two cataclysmic and fateful events that symboliz…
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In the aspirationally titled 'Early Spring Playlist' (Dan is anxiously awaiting the change of seasons), here are 12 new tracks from Philadelphia area artists for your listening pleasure. As always, check out the clickable playlist below for links to all the music and ways to support the artists. 1. Autumn Luz- Bone Marrow 2. Humilitarian- Midnight …
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In this episode of Agents of Nonprofit, I sit down with nonprofit veteran Amber Wynn to explore the strategic journey of launching and maintaining a successful nonprofit organization. From debunking misconceptions to laying the groundwork for sustainable impact, this conversation offers practical insights for aspiring nonprofit founders. Topics We …
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Jeremy Garber is the co-founder of Grind Select, an independent record label based in Philadelphia that is celebrating it's 10th year this year. Dan and Jeremy talk about how Jeremy found his way into the music world via punk and hardcore on Long Island, being part of the first music business major at Syracuse University, and what it takes to keep …
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In this episode of Agents of Nonprofit, I have a compelling dialogue with Elizabeth Scott, President of the Junior League of Indianapolis. Elizabeth shares her inspiring journey from a corporate career to becoming a driving force within the league, emphasizing its mission to train women leaders while serving vulnerable communities. Together, we exp…
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Irving College was the first college to offer degrees in the arts and sciences to women and that two of its buildings still stand to this day. Named after famed author Washington Irving, this college for women was part of a nationwide trend in the nineteenth century to finally educate women, but a trend that was always fraught with opposition. pcnt…
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Dan and Kara Koser bond immediately over being fellow loudmouths, and their love of the Norristown Zoo, of all things. Kara talks about growing up and trying to find her place as a singer and performer, getting sober and figuring out how to be a musician again, singing contests, skipping an entire line of the National Anthem during a performance on…
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In this episode of Agents of Nonprofit, I sit down with Sara Hoshooley, the visionary behind Connect for Good, a groundbreaking platform reshaping the Canadian nonprofit landscape. From her unexpected entry into the sector during the 2008 financial crisis to her passion for bridging the resource gap, Sara shares insights into her journey and the mi…
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Dan sits down with Grammy winning engineer/producer/songwriter Sam Rosen to talk about her work in the studio with folk like Jazmine Sullivan, John Legend, Khemist, and Dan's longtime friend Alec Stewart's Lucky Rabbit project. Sam recounts how she got into the engineering chair at MilkBoy The Studio, working with a ton of hip hop and r&b projects,…
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In this landmark 100th episode, host Alexander Lapa sits down with renowned entrepreneur and author Seth Godin to discuss his latest book, "The Song of Significance: A New Manifesto for Teams" However, the conversation quickly expands to explore the broader landscape of work, particularly within the nonprofit sector. Seth challenges conventional no…
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Dan is pleased to bring Brian Walker back for his 3rd full length episode (sort of like the SNL "5 Timers Club"). Despite a recent move to the Boston area, Brian is and will always be part of the Philadelphia community. He's been making music as A Day Without Love for over a decade, as well as being a sharp commentator on DIY, the state of touring …
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Of the more than seventy sites associated with the Civil War era that the National Park Service manages, none hold more national appeal and recognition than Gettysburg National Military Park. In "On a Great Battlefield," Jennifer M. Murray chronicles the administration of the National Park Service and how it educates the public about the battle and…
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Join us in this episode of Agents of Nonprofit as we sit down with Jennifer Drago, a seasoned expert in the nonprofit sector. Uncover the superhero origin story of Jennifer's journey from pre-med to leading in the nonprofit world. Explore the intriguing concept of nonprofit life cycles, where they discuss key stages, diagnostic tools, and the pivot…
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Dan talks to Lily Enos (Winding Way Records) about growing up in Wildwood, NJ, the loneliness of being a weird, arty kid, watching her dad play in bands, and how she ended up picking up a guitar and writing her own songs (she would sing rather than talk to herself). Lily talks about making the music she’s making now through various online collabora…
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In this episode of Agents of Nonprofit, your host Alexander Lapa dives deep into the world of The Nonprofit Hive, a groundbreaking community facilitating impactful connections within the nonprofit sector. Joined by industry veterans Tasha Van Vlack and Dave Norris, the trio explores the origins, mechanics, and heartwarming success stories of this g…
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Dan finally sits down with his podcast brother-from-another-mother Nate Runkel, creator, host and producer of Yo That's My Jawn! Nate tells Dan the story of how the show started, notable guests like Taylor Goldsmth from Dawes, and Ken Marino and David Wain (MTV's The State), but even before that, all his various involvements in the Philadelphia mus…
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In this episode of "Agents of Nonprofit," we sit down with Elenoa Fuka, a key player in the Science Philanthropy Alliance (S.P.A.), for an eye-opening discussion. Elenoa shares her unconventional path from government service, through tech, to a pivotal role in the nonprofit sector. Topics We Cover: The genesis of the Science Philanthropy Alliance, …
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It's our 300th episode! And Dan sits down with Philly music legend David Uosikkinen, drummer for The Hooters, founder of In the Pocket, and countless other projects. Dave talks about growing up in Levittown, seeing Buddy Rich as a kid, his first drum sets, South Street and the scene in the late 70s and early 80s, and how a one-time session with Eri…
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In this episode of "Agents of Nonprofit" we sit down with Rachel Bearbrower to unravel the intricacies of systems and time management for nonprofits. Rachel, with her extensive background as an executive director and a mentor for small shop executives, shares invaluable insights into optimizing operations. From her accidental entry into the nonprof…
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Join me in a captivating conversation with the superhero of interactive media, Renee Mancino, as they unravel the mysteries of Request for Proposal (RFP) responses in the nonprofit realm. From superhero origins to battling the nuances of RFI, RFQ, and RFP, this episode is your guide to navigating the nonprofit proposal universe. Topics We Cover: Re…
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Welcome to a special holiday episode of Agents of Nonprofit! I sit down with a true superhero, my dad, George Lapa. Join the heartwarming conversation as George shares his unique life story, from escaping war-torn Latvia to a career shift from engineering to a fulfilling retirement as a tech-savvy volunteer. Join this festive episode for a delightf…
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Dan turns again to the always vibrant Philadelphia music community for messages about their year, what wowed them in 2023, and some of their favorite tracks from Philadelphia artists. Featuring dispatches from Helen Leicht, John Vettese, Julia Pratt, Andrea Quinn, Cosmo Baker, Brian Seymour, Jenn Coulter, and Nate Runkel, as wel as their picks of f…
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Today we're joined by Derek Kessen for an insightful exploration into the world of building thriving teams and making impactful decisions in the nonprofit landscape. Delve into Derek's journey from financial markets to the nonprofit world, driven by a mission to infuse business acumen into the heart of nonprofits. Explore a four-pillar formula for …
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The September 11, 1777, battle of Brandywine, a defeat for General George Washington, is too often forgotten by historians. Brandywine was one of the most important engagements of the war, also the largest land battle. Lafayette began his rise to an American hero that afternoon when he shed his blood for American freedom. Artist Karl J. Kuerner and…
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Emily Drinker is one of the hardest working singer-songwriters in Philadelphia, and Dan was delighted to finally get a chance to talk to her. Emily talks about growing up surrounded by music, singing and musical theater, feeling out of her league at Barnard as an undergrad, discovering a capella, taking jazz theory as a vocalist, and how a job as a…
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In this episode of Agents of Nonprofit, we have a captivating conversation with Lindsay McGuire, a seasoned board member with a passion for diverse causes. We unravel the world of board membership, its profound impact on personal growth, and it's significance in the nonprofit sector. Lindsay shares her journey from a local food bank intern to contr…
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Pokedad Rick explains the long Hiatus and brings on a new Co-Host in Pokedad Pat! We talk Pokemon and our thoughts on the TMNT Mutant Mayhem movie. Help us keep the lights on and the wives from yelling at us! Visit our Patreon. https://www.paperorplastic.net https://kollectiblekings.com https://www.nestcollectibles.com/ https://www.patreon.com/Poke…
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Dan sits down with Paddy McCann and Eric Cooper (remember Coop from #183?) to talk about their band, Muskrat Flats. Paddy talks about the band forming as a recording project with his brother Matt, and the new lineup of the group, including Eric joining just a year ago. Jams, improv, touring, pedal nerdery, an amount of Phish talk (obviously), and t…
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In this episode of Agents of Nonprofit we sit down with the insightful Sabrina Walker Hernandez to delve into the art of building and growing a dynamic board of directors for nonprofits. From superhero origin stories to the nitty-gritty of strategic decision-making, this episode is a treasure trove of advice for those navigating the complexities of…
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