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Power Station is a podcast about change makers. Each episode features a nonprofit leader whose organization is leading progressive change in underinvested and overlooked communities.
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Signup to Generate a PitchPower Station is a podcast about change makers. Each episode features a nonprofit leader whose organization is leading progressive change in underinvested and overlooked communities.
Power Station is hosted by Anne Pasmanick. The show has published 447 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "There is a constellation of different types of leaders and organizations in every state that are coming together to say yes or no to ballot measures" (26 October 2026, 35 minutes), "We think that affordable housing happens at the ballot box" (19 October 2026, 45 minutes), and "Seventy-five years later the initial dislocation of 800,000 Palestinians has grown to 5.6 million people who have not returned home" (12 October 2026, 27 minutes).
Power Station publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 39 minutes across 447 episodes.
Booking probability for Power Station is 38%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Power Station requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Power Station's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for Power Station are Associations, Unions & Political Groups. Power Station has a news audience.
Anne Pasmanick hosts Power Station, a news podcast with 447 episodes published.
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The time to determine the future of American democracy is literally now. We are casting our votes on who will represent us in Congress and on ballot measures that are referendums of the rights and values of our...

America's housing crisis is not new. The movement for tenant's rights, the production of affordable housing, breaking barriers to home ownership and prevention of homelessness has been in full force for decades. The...

Where does dehumanization start and how is it cultivated over time to rationalize how we, individually and collectively as a nation, feel about and by extension treat others at home and across the globe? How do we...

Episode #445
We use the word community a lot these days, it denotes the people and places we are connected to and those which we support and admire. To see a welcoming community in action, pay a visit to Martha's Table. As its...

Eric Ward knows something about courage. He has demonstrated it for over 40 years, infiltrating alt-right groups in the rural Pacific Northwest to reveal what animates its followers, advancing American scholarship about...

Literacy is so essential to how we live, communicate, learn, build relationships, and participate in society that we rarely consider how many people in our lives and communities have not had access to it. The numbers...

Our origin stories all too often predict our economic futures. Those born into households without livable incomes and durable assets, lack the resources needed to meet their material needs, let alone their aspirations...

Why are we continuously surprised when we learn about the latest cruel, punitive and democracy-defying actions taken by a president who does not care about the rule of law and who has leveraged his own party in Congress...

It is no surprise to listeners, many of whom are in the trenches of strengthening under-invested communities, that few strategies are as impactful as Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFIs). These U.S...

Episode #439
Sometimes a single data point tells a story that cries out for our attention, reflection and action. In California, 35,000 people, two thirds of whom are Black and Brown, are serving life sentences in the state's prison...

Episode #438
Ableism favors the non-disabled at any cost. That is the powerful phrase that resonates after my conversation with India Harville, an exceptionally talented dancer, educator and disability justice advocate. It conveys...

Shannan Herbert has watched many people walk past banks and the people-centered CDFI she leads on the same block, to take their financial business to check cashing places and liquor stores where the cost of cashing a...

It is exceedingly rare, in this political season, to find members of Congress on both sides of the aisle who agree on the value of a government policy to their constituents and the economic infrastructure in the red and...

All parents know the heart wrenching feeling of having to work when they are worried about the safety of their children. Imagine if those parents are farmworkers who start their workday at 3:00am and use their...

What is more American than entrepreneurship, not the faux version appropriated by heirs to affluent parents but the creation of small businesses by risk takers seeking to support their families, innovate goods and...

There is a sea change underway in the social change and political activism arenas, and it is led by a burgeoning network of girls and women. A major force behind this transformation is Her Rising Initiative, a nonprofit...

Episode #432
I love speaking with leaders whose innate capacity for engaging communities and influencing progress in politics, policy and culture comes from their character and not just their title. Rafael Collazo, executive...

This moment in America is living proof that the path to a just society requires the shedding of false narratives that demonize people and communities for social currency and political gain. These narratives influence...

Episode #430
Charlie Birney was way ahead of the curve when he became an early adopter of podcasting in 2012. His love of listening to and telling stories through this platform made the years of explaining to friends and family how...

For Sophie Miyoshi and Helen Abraha, advocating for the rights of restaurant workers reflects their values and is also highly personal. Both started working in restaurants as teens and over time they experienced the...
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Managing Khalid & the Art of Relationship Building, National Reentry Network for Returning Citizens
author of Financial Freedom Unleashed: A Guide to Living a Debt-Free Life, National Crime Victim Bar Association
Former GC & CoSec, Transpacific Industries & Director, CPA Australia, Manchester Global School
senior fellow at Brookings Metro and director of its Center for Community Uplift, The Brookings Institution
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