Frontlines of Social Good Podcast
Frontlines of Social Good Podcast
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Stay informed and inspired with Frontlines of Social Good, the audio version of the show spotlighting the latest developments and big ideas in the nonprofit sector. Featuring leading authors, visionary leaders, and change makers, this series offers deep dives into timely topics shaping the future of social good. With its “On The Road” segment highlighting exceptional nonprofits, Frontlines is your essential source for staying ahead in philanthropy and beyond. A weekly show from The Philanthropy Masterminds Series, sponsored by DonorSearch, and hosted by Jay Frost.
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Explores a wide range of topics pertinent to the nonprofit world, including fundraising strategies, donor retention, ethical storytelling, and the use of technology in philanthropy. Notable episodes dive into themes like AI's influence on women's philanthropy, advocacy superpowers for nonprofits, and sustaining public broadcasting—a blend of expert interviews and practical insights.

Stay informed and inspired with Frontlines of Social Good, the audio version of the show spotlighting the latest developments and big ideas in the nonprofit sector. Featuring leading authors, visionary leaders, and change makers, this series offers deep dives into timely topics shaping the future of social good. With its “On The Road” segment highlighting exceptional nonprofits, Frontlines is your essential source for staying ahead in philanthropy and beyond. A weekly show from The Philanthropy Masterminds Series, sponsored by DonorSearch, and hosted by Jay Frost.
September 23, 2026: After the news, Jeff Jarvis, veteran journalist and author, Emeritus Leonard Tow Professor of Journalism Innovation at CUNY’s Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism, and co-host of AI Inside, joins us to examine the escalating warnings that advanced artificial intelligence could pose an existential threat to humanity—and his skepticism about what he sees as AI “doomerism” and moral panic. We explore whether fears of superintelligent AI are justified, the assumptions behind the latest warnings, the real risks AI presents today, and how society should think about regulation, risk, and the technology’s potential. Then fundraising expert Gail Perry discusses her new book, Easy Fundraising and Friendmaking for Board Members: How to Raise Friends and Funds for Your Cause, and a different way to engage board members in fundraising—one that focuses less on asking for money and more on opening doors, building genuine relationships, connecting people with the mission, and turning friends into supporters.

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