Silver Shorts
Silver Shorts
Podcast Description
Over the years, NYC-based studio, Silver Sound, has worked with many passionate creators across multiple industries. With the Silver Shorts podcast we bring you captivating stories with fully immersive audio created in conjunction with some of our favorite collaborators. Hosted by our good friend and Broadway performer, James Brown-Orleans, this anthology of bite-sized creations aims to make you laugh, cry, or both, without taking too much time out of your day. Silver Shorts is a proud Silver Podcast Network show.
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Content Themes
The podcast presents a diverse array of themes such as personal narratives, humor, cultural insights, and social issues, with episodes exploring topics like the complexities of identity in 'Headshots', the raw emotions associated with mental health in 'Here To Listen', and the whimsical tales of adventure and mystery in 'Dimo Duck'. Each episode is designed to evoke strong emotions whether it’s laughter, introspection, or suspense.
Over the years, NYC-based studio Silver Sound has worked with many passionate creators across multiple industries. With the Silver Shorts podcast we bring you captivating stories with fully immersive audio created in conjunction with some of our favorite collaborators.
Hosted by our good friend and Broadway performer James Brown-Orleans, this anthology of bite-sized creations aims to make you laugh, cry, or both, without taking too much time out of your day.
Silver Shorts is a proud Silver Podcast Network show.
On A People's Climate, Shilpi Chhotray connects the dots between environmental issues, racial justice and corporate power, putting the people fighting for change front and center. The podcast asks what solutions look like and who's already fighting for them.
On this episode, host Cory Choy, Festival Director of the New York City Podcast Awards, sits down with Shilpi Chhotray, whose A People's Climate podcast won three awards, including Best Society & Culture, at the 2026 New York City Podcast Awards. They talk about:
- How Shilpi’s childhood spent rescuing wildlife – and a trip to India – led her to environmental justice
- Why climate storytelling needs to put people at the center
- How language matters when talking about climate
- How a community can be more powerful than a marketing budget
- How Shilpi and her team prepare for interviews, build trust and get guests to move beyond their talking points
- Why every episode looks for solutions, even when the stories get tough
- How Shilipi’s son sums up her work in a few words
Listen to “A People’s Climate”
Submissions for the 2027 New York City Podcast Awards are open until Nov 15. Find out more at podcastawards.nyc.
Craft, Content & Creators is a production of the New York City Podcast Awards. This episode was produced by Vivien Schütz and mixed by Christian Cucinello, with support from Ivan Bronson, Lauren Molina, and Zach Treanor. Our theme music is by Santiago Aramburu.
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