Dot Org: How Nonprofits Tell Their Stories
Dot Org: How Nonprofits Tell Their Stories
Podcast Description
For businesses and organizations with a purpose-driven mission, telling their own story can feel daunting. Dot Org is the podcast that helps nonprofit leaders master the foundations, techniques, and effectiveness of storytelling.It's hosted by Matt Pearl, a nationally award-winning broadcast journalist who now runs Pearl Impact Media, providing meaningful, memorable video storytelling for nonprofits and purpose-driven businesses.
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The podcast focuses on topics related to nonprofit storytelling, video marketing, and mission-driven narratives. Episodes delve into specific themes such as the importance of visual storytelling in advocacy, exemplified by interviews with nonprofit leaders like Brent Pease, who discusses the growth of the Kyle Pease Foundation through effective storytelling, and Andreas Karelas of RE-volv, who highlights storytelling's integral role in climate justice efforts.
For businesses and organizations with a purpose-driven mission, telling their own story can feel daunting. Dot Org is the podcast that helps nonprofit leaders master the foundations, techniques, and effectiveness of storytelling.
It’s hosted by Matt Pearl, a nationally award-winning broadcast journalist who now runs Pearl Impact Media, providing meaningful, memorable video storytelling for nonprofits and purpose-driven businesses.
Each episode I chat with a nonprofit leader with a defined, thoughtful, and successful approach to telling their organization’s story.
We are now into Episode 4, and unlike Episodes 1 thru 3, I had not met the person I was interviewing until a few minutes before our conversation. But I’d worked with her organization on one of the most important projects of my career as a journalist.
Back in the fall of 2022, I put together a documentary for Scripps Media called The Love of Care. I spent a day in the life with six individuals who serve as unpaid caregivers members of their families. Through that project I became familiar with Caring Across Generations, an advocacy group that doesn’t just speak up for caregivers. They teach caregivers how to speak up for themselves, how to tell their own stories.
The person who oversees that work, among other things, is the person I shared the screen with for this episode: Lydia Storie, the director of culture change for Caring Across Generations.
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