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Open Stage Media is the Capital Region’s home for Local Free Speech.
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Contact path
Public web form
Booking probability
22%
Guest openness
Selective
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Signup to Generate a PitchRecent episodes include "HOMES Podcast - Episode 30" (6 June 2025, 42 minutes), "The Play That Changed My Life - E35: Miriam Weisfeld & Brandon Reisner" (6 June 2025, 56 minutes), and "The Play That Changed My Life - E34: Ellen Cribbs, Michael Nichols-Pate, and Dylan Clements" (12 May 2025, 72 minutes).
Open Stage Media publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 55 minutes across 78 episodes.
Booking probability for Open Stage Media is 22%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Open Stage Media requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Open Stage Media's contact route on record: public web form.
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Open Stage Media is an arts podcast with 78 episodes published.
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Episode #78
<p>On this special 30th episode, hosts Maurice Brown III, Jeury Lugo, and David Kellogg take it on the road to interview AIK Property Group's Pamela Swanigan about her affordable home ownership opportunities being...
<p>Host Patrick White welcomes Miriam Weisfeld, to the podcast! Miriam is the new Producing Artistic Director for Capital Repertory Theatre, and will talk about the upcoming seasons for the REP and Adirondack Festival...
Episode #76
<p>On the latest podcast: meet Ellen Cribbs, starring in Curtain Call Theatre's "Things I Know To Be True" (through May 25); Michael Nichols-Pate, part of Dorset Players' "Company" (May 16-25); and theater investor...
Episode #75
<p>Welcome to episode 29 of the podcast recorded live at Open Stage Media in Schenectady! Today, we have a special guest, real estate agent Samuel Thompson, joining hosts Jerry and the usual crew for a warm and fun...
<p>Spring has sprung! The Play That Changed My Life takes a fresh look at new shows on the horizon here in the Capital Region. Writer/Director Susan Frost talks about her new play "A Fine Family," being presented...
<p>Dan Slavin talks about his new play "Dual Plans;" and Steven Patterson chats about “Polishing Shakespeare,” opening Bridge Street Theatre’s 11th Season 4/17-4/27 in Catskill. Patrick White talks about Shakespeare's...
Episode #72
<p>In this episode we talk about the Erie Canal in Schenectady as we celebrate its 200th year in 2025.</p>
<p>Host Patrick White (Harbinger) welcomes Keith DuBois and Jewel Winant to the podcast. Learn about their upcoming shows and thoughts about the 518 theatre scene. DuBois is currently appearing in Playhouse Stage...
Episode #67
<p>Host Patrick White (Harbinger) discusses all things #518 theatre with Jarel Davidow, Artistic Director of Lake George Dinner Theatre; and actress Hannah DeStefano. Davidow will preview his upcoming summer season, as...
Episode #65
<p>Patrick White (Harbinger) talks about stage and scene changes with Hettie Barnhall, director of "Once on This Island" for Black Theatre Troupe of Upstate NY, and Kyle Avery and David Zwierankin of The Collaborative...
Episode #63
<p>Paul Murray marched with Martin Luther King in the 1963 Detroit “Walk to Freedom.” As a member of the University of Detroit Human Relations Club, he spoke to high school students about civil rights. He spent the...
Episode #62
<p>Anne Pope was raised in Shubuta, Mississippi, a town that was the site of several lynchings from the infamous “Hanging Bridge.” Shubuta was segregated, but Anne grew up protected by family, teachers, and members of...
Episode #61
<p>Susan Butler drove from New York City to Washington, D.C. with five other women to join the March on Washington. Inspired by Martin Luther King’s words and James Baldwin’s writing, the following year she volunteered...
Episode #60
<p>Miki Conn grew up in Delmar, NY. She and her sister, Fern, were the only Black students in the Bethlehem school system. She attended Howard University and joined the campus civil rights organization--the Nonviolent...
<p>Julie Kabat participated vicariously in the events of Freedom Summer through letters from her brother Lucien “Luke” Kabat who taught Freedom School students in Meridian, Mississippi. Luke was a medical student at...
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