Christina Sheffey is the Executive Creative Director at Bully Pulpit International, an award-winning public affairs and advertising agency that serves influential brands across the globe. At BPI, Christina has worked closely with Fortune 100 br

Episode 17: A Career in Public Interest Law Leadership

Nov 16th, 2023 2h 29m

For 25 years, David Stern was the executive director of Equal Justice Works, a nonprofit organization that offers fellowships to law students and professionals which empowers them to embark on their careers in public interest law. On this episo

Uniting Non - Fiction Filmmakers

Jul 26th, 2023 1h 4m

In 2015, Sky Dylan-Robbins was the sole video journalist at the New Yorker. Today, she runs an international non-profit which connects and supports over 4,000 non-fiction filmmakers in over300 cities. Listen along to hear Sky’s journey through

People's TV Podcast | Episode 15: Pitching Creative Services with Jonathan Ewing

May 24th, 2023 1h 27m

If you're in a position where you're responsible for pitching your services to other businesses, this episode is for you: Jonathan Ewing is the Director of paid media at APCO Worldwide, an advisory and advocacy communications consultancy. Jonat

Episode 14: Building a Brand From Scratch with Samy Kobrosly

Sep 29th, 2022 1h 19m

Samy Kobrosly is a long-time friend and former creative collaborator of our host Ryder Haske, and creator of the wildly popular vegan pork rind Snacklins. We sat down with him on our podcast to talk about how he grew his start-up food business;

Episode 13: Creating Impactful Experiences with Kevin Lei Branch

Jun 21st, 2022 35m 24s

Communities in Schools is the nation's largest and oldest dropout prevention organization. At the height of the pandemic, as Principal of Events & External Engagement, Kevin Lei Branch played a crucial role in helping them to continue to reach

Episode 12: A Documentary Filmmaker's Approach to Podcasting with Nina Gilden Seavey

Apr 28th, 2022 1h 14m

For decades, Nina Gilden Seavey had been producing and directing award-winning documentary films. But with her latest project, My Fugitive, Nina decided it would be better served if it was told as a multi-part podcast. In this episode, Nina and

Episode 11: Desert Mourning with Director Henry Kinder

Dec 2nd, 2021 46m 20s

In the fall of 2019, People's TV Producer Henry Kinder set out to southern Utah to explore the ongoing conflict surrounding Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument and to interview three impacted individuals from neighboring communities wit

Episode 10: Directing Documentaries with Nicholas Bruckman

Oct 1st, 2021 43m 46s

Join us in learning creative insight from some of the best in the biz. In our latest episode our host Ryder Haske speaks with his People’s TV counterpart Nicholas Bruckman about the unique process of documentary writing for Not Going Quietly

Episode 9: Remote Photography with Clarence Morton & Jackie Puwalski

Sep 29th, 2021 34m 29s

In the latest People’s TV Podcast, creative director Ryder Haske discusses the challenges brought on by the pandemic and how, despite the obstacles, we produced high-quality photoshoots for the VA with freelance photographers Jackie Pawlowski &

Episode 8: Let The Fire Burn

May 29th, 2020 55m 50s

Documentary filmmaker Jason Osder discusses his film Let The Fire Burn: a tragic story of police violence against Philadelphia’s black residents in the 1980s. Jason shares guidance on how to work with archival material, defines the real meaning

Episode 7: Directing animated videos with Rob Shore

May 6th, 2020 25m 40s

Animation and motion graphics are powerful tools for visual storytellers. On this episode director Rob Shore shares his approach to producing animated videos and how his methods have evolved over the years. If you're interested in making animat

Episode 6: Not Going Quietly

Apr 24th, 2020 27m 10s

Nicholas Bruckman is the director of Not Going Quietly, the latest feature documentary film from People's Television. In this episode, Nicholas shares the backstory of the film's central character: political activist Ady Barkan. Nicholas also t

Episode 5: Live streaming and video conferencing 101 with Ian Fay

Apr 8th, 2020 23m 27s

COVID-19 has forced millions of people to start working entirely from home and has cancelled nearly all in-person events. In response, companies are using video conferencing and streaming applications now more than ever. In this episode, live s

Episode 4: Documentary film producing with Amanda Roddy

Sep 24th, 2019 35m 7s

Amanda Roddy discusses her role as producer on People's Television's next feature documentary film about political activist Ady Barkan.People’s Television is a boutique production company based out of New York and DC. We are a close knit team o

Episode 3: Creative Producing with Neil Solomon

Aug 1st, 2019 23m 18s

People's Television's Creative producer Neil Solomon discusses the process of making videos and the importance of creative proposals, pre-production, and visual reference. We also talk about Neil's background in filmmaking and upbringing in Sou

Episode 1: On the Road with Ady Barkan

May 2nd, 2019 11m 57s

For our very first episode, People's TV co-founders Nicholas Bruckman and Ryder Haske sit down to discuss our upcoming documentary about Ady Barkan, a 35-year-old activist who was diagnosed suddenly with ALS and given two to four years to live.

Episode 2: Producing a feature documentary

Apr 1st, 2019 27m 19s

People's TV Founder Nicholas Bruckman discusses his upcoming feature documentary about Ady Barkan with producing partner Ryder Haske. They discuss Ady Barkan's journey to becoming a prolific political activist, the current state of his health a

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