<![CDATA[ELI Presents: Pass The Mic]]>Hear stories and lessons from the leaders who pioneered the community media field, and those charting the path forward. Pass The Mic is presented by the Emerging Leaders Institute, an initiative of the Foundation of the Alliance for Community Media.

]]>https://allcommunitymedia.org/foundationRiverside.fm (https://riverside.com)Thu, 28 May 2026 06:05:57 GMTTue, 24 Mar 2026 19:33:16 GMT60Foundation of the Alliance For Community Media<p>Hear stories and lessons from the leaders who pioneered the community media field, and those charting the path forward. Pass The Mic<i> </i>is presented by the Emerging Leaders Institute, an initiative of the <a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://allcommunitymedia.org/foundation" target="_blank">Foundation of the Alliance for Community Media</a>.</p>episodicFoundation of the Alliance For Community Mediainfo@allcommunitymedia.orgno<![CDATA[Audrey Duncan]]>Audrey Duncan, Director of Community Affairs at BronxNet, discovered her passion for media production when it came time to produce a PSA for her nonprofit. When BronxNet opened its doors in 1993, she became the Director of Training, creating programs that have educated over 200 people per year. In her current role, Audrey helps raise funds, write press releases, and communicate with other organizations. 

In this episode, Audrey Duncan discusses building organizational partnerships, her approach to leadership, and the advice she would give her younger self. She also talks about how community media has expanded her knowledge of the world around her, and shares how you can support the field by voicing your support for legislation such as New York Senate Bill 9352.

This episode is hosted by Charlotte Lynch. Charlotte is the Station Manager at Westwood Media Center in Westwood, MA. She first got involved in community media as a teenager working at Milton Access Television, and completed the Emerging Leaders Institute in 2024. 

]]>1b5239b3-4354-4bf2-9762-676d58dabd2aMon, 25 May 2026 09:00:00 GMT<p>Audrey Duncan, Director of Community Affairs at BronxNet, discovered her passion for media production when it came time to produce a PSA for her nonprofit. When BronxNet opened its doors in 1993, she became the Director of Training, creating programs that have educated over 200 people per year. In her current role, Audrey helps raise funds, write press releases, and communicate with other organizations. </p><p></p><p>In this episode, Audrey Duncan discusses building organizational partnerships, her approach to leadership, and the advice she would give her younger self. She also talks about how community media has expanded her knowledge of the world around her, and shares how you can support the field by voicing your support for legislation such as New York Senate Bill 9352.</p><p></p><p>This episode is hosted by Charlotte Lynch. Charlotte is the Station Manager at Westwood Media Center in Westwood, MA. She first got involved in community media as a teenager working at Milton Access Television, and completed the Emerging Leaders Institute in 2024. </p>no00:26:3513Audrey Duncanfull<![CDATA[Jasmine White]]>Jasmine White is leading Montgomery Community Media into the future. After discovering the joy and impact of community media at MCM in 2005, she went on to serve as the Manager of Production Services & Education at DCTV, the Director of Education & Community Engagement at MCM, and the Executive Director of Capital Community Media. Jasmine has also dedicated herself to the national movement, serving as Chair of the Alliance for Community Media Board of Directors from 2023 to 2025. 

In 2023, Jasmine returned to Montgomery Community Media as CEO, bringing her extensive experience and wisdom back to where she got her start.

In this episode, Jasmine White shares her advice for serving communities through media, leadership lessons she's learned along the way, and the one thing she hopes community media never loses.

This episode is hosted by Rachel Kamel. Rachel is the Patron Member Coordinator at the Community Media Center of Carroll County and completed the Emerging Leaders Institute in 2024.

]]>00aab201-f781-43ff-8d66-2b6c5d8b0fecMon, 27 Apr 2026 16:00:00 GMT<p>Jasmine White is leading Montgomery Community Media into the future. After discovering the joy and impact of community media at MCM in 2005, she went on to serve as the Manager of Production Services &amp; Education at DCTV, the Director of Education &amp; Community Engagement at MCM, and the Executive Director of Capital Community Media. Jasmine has also dedicated herself to the national movement, serving as Chair of the Alliance for Community Media Board of Directors from 2023 to 2025. </p><p></p><p>In 2023, Jasmine returned to Montgomery Community Media as CEO, bringing her extensive experience and wisdom back to where she got her start.</p><p></p><p>In this episode, Jasmine White shares her advice for serving communities through media, leadership lessons she's learned along the way, and the one thing she hopes community media never loses.</p><p></p><p>This episode is hosted by Rachel Kamel. Rachel is the Patron Member Coordinator at the Community Media Center of Carroll County and completed the Emerging Leaders Institute in 2024.</p>no00:26:0512Jasmine Whitefull<![CDATA[Glenn Williams]]>Glenn Williams knows community media from all sides. He started as a producer when Boston Neighborhood Network was in need of an arts show, and now he serves as the station's general manager. Starting just weeks before COVID, Glenn has led BNN Media through a period of renewal. He also serves on the boards of Alliance for Community Media and the ACM Foundation.

Find out what makes community media special from someone who's spent thirty years immersed in it, with plenty of lessons learned along the way.

This episode is hosted by Tommy Shenefield. Tommy works with Glenn as the assistant radio manager at BNN Media, and he also serves on the board of the Foundation of the Alliance for Community Media.

]]>8a5f28f4-0ecb-4706-a667-f10aa808c911Mon, 30 Mar 2026 08:30:00 GMT<p>Glenn Williams knows community media from all sides. He started as a producer when Boston Neighborhood Network was in need of an arts show, and now he serves as the station's general manager. Starting just weeks before COVID, Glenn has led BNN Media through a period of renewal. He also serves on the boards of Alliance for Community Media and the ACM Foundation.</p><p></p><p>Find out what makes community media special from someone who's spent thirty years immersed in it, with plenty of lessons learned along the way.</p><p></p><p>This episode is hosted by Tommy Shenefield. Tommy works with Glenn as the assistant radio manager at BNN Media, and he also serves on the board of the Foundation of the Alliance for Community Media.</p>no00:27:3211Glenn Williamsfull<![CDATA[Pass The Mic Teaser]]>Welcome to Pass The Mic, a new podcast where community media leaders share their stories with the next generation of practitioners.

]]>a2528801-d8f5-4bb9-948a-8b23fffa8647Tue, 24 Mar 2026 22:56:17 GMT<p>Welcome to Pass The Mic, a new podcast where community media leaders share their stories with the next generation of practitioners.</p>no00:00:28Pass The Mic Teasertrailer