Tenderfoot TV, the leading Atlanta-based independent content production studio, today announced the acquisition of Resonate Originals, the podcast division of the expansive audio, creative branding, and software company formed by Jacob Bozarth and Mark Minnery in 2019. Effective immediately, Resonate Originals (formerly Black Mountain Media) will be absorbed by Tenderfoot TV and will operate under Tenderfoot TV leadership and branding. Resonate Recordings as a production services company will continue to operate independently. This milestone marks Tenderfoot TV’s first company acquisition – and since 2016 they have amassed over 800 million downloads across their collective shows and franchises.
Tenderfoot TV, first entered a working partnership with Resonate Recordings as a production services company in 2017 for their top-charting series “Up and Vanished” season one before Resonate expanded into producing original content. During this partnership and 5-show deal, those series have exceeded 40 million downloads in under four years. Terms of the acquisition will grant Tenderfoot TV complete ownership of “Culpable,...
Tenderfoot TV, first entered a working partnership with Resonate Recordings as a production services company in 2017 for their top-charting series “Up and Vanished” season one before Resonate expanded into producing original content. During this partnership and 5-show deal, those series have exceeded 40 million downloads in under four years. Terms of the acquisition will grant Tenderfoot TV complete ownership of “Culpable,...
- 11/2/2023
- Podnews.net
Resonate Recordings, a podcast production company, has named Ellie Puckett, a Louisville business broker, small business expert, and podcaster, as its new CEO.
The leadership change comes as co-founder and former CEO Jacob Bozarth focuses on his startup, Resound, the AI podcast editing app for creators. Co-founder and acting President Mark Minnery has led day-to-day operations at Resonate since 2022, all while performing his role with Resound.
In addition to being named CEO, Puckett acquired a portion of Resonate Recordings. She will now lead the team as it repositions and continues to grow its content production services for businesses, corporations, and creators. Bozarth and Minnery said they are excited to welcome a new leader that will champion the vision for Resonate in this next chapter.
“I’m beyond thrilled to hand the reins over to Ellie. Resonate has been a leading voice in the podcast industry, and with Ellie’s vision,...
The leadership change comes as co-founder and former CEO Jacob Bozarth focuses on his startup, Resound, the AI podcast editing app for creators. Co-founder and acting President Mark Minnery has led day-to-day operations at Resonate since 2022, all while performing his role with Resound.
In addition to being named CEO, Puckett acquired a portion of Resonate Recordings. She will now lead the team as it repositions and continues to grow its content production services for businesses, corporations, and creators. Bozarth and Minnery said they are excited to welcome a new leader that will champion the vision for Resonate in this next chapter.
“I’m beyond thrilled to hand the reins over to Ellie. Resonate has been a leading voice in the podcast industry, and with Ellie’s vision,...
- 10/31/2023
- Podnews.net
Conversion Therapy Podcast ‘Dear Alana’ Leads Tenderfoot TV Slate Alongside Weekly Series & Spinoffs
Exclusive: Tenderfoot TV, the podcast company behind series such as To Live and Die in LA and Up and Vanished, is expanding its slate.
The company has unveiled a raft of new series, including Dear Alana, a dual-narrative series created by Simon Kent Fung about the life and tragic death of devout youth Alana Chen, whose aspiration to become a nun led her to conversion therapy, and a number of weekly series and spinoffs of existing shows.
Dear Alana is an eight-episode series that sees Kent Fung explore the psychological theories behind conversion therapy today, as he goes behind the scenes of an ascendant brand of American Catholicism sweeping college campuses now, and unearths the complicated boundary between earnest faith and spiritual manipulation, the promise of perfection and the price we pay to belong. It features Chen’s extensive journals, which reveal her hidden struggles with her sexuality and faith.
The company has unveiled a raft of new series, including Dear Alana, a dual-narrative series created by Simon Kent Fung about the life and tragic death of devout youth Alana Chen, whose aspiration to become a nun led her to conversion therapy, and a number of weekly series and spinoffs of existing shows.
Dear Alana is an eight-episode series that sees Kent Fung explore the psychological theories behind conversion therapy today, as he goes behind the scenes of an ascendant brand of American Catholicism sweeping college campuses now, and unearths the complicated boundary between earnest faith and spiritual manipulation, the promise of perfection and the price we pay to belong. It features Chen’s extensive journals, which reveal her hidden struggles with her sexuality and faith.
- 7/17/2023
- by Peter White
- Deadline Film + TV
People who are mad about true crime podcasts love to pretend there is some moral imperative we are following. That they are educational. That we’re learning how to not get murdered, for example. But let’s be honest, we just enjoy a murder show, and there’s nothing wrong with that.
But occasionally journalists and amateur detectives actually do affect positive change, if not directly, then shedding light on cold cases or mobilizing listeners to come forward.
Here are seven times when true crime podcasts had (sort of) happy endings.
The Teacher’s Pet
Hedley Thomas is a dog with a bone. In this 17-episode show (which is admittedly a bit on the long-side) Australian journalist Thomas gets his teeth into the case of the disappearance of Lynette Dawson, a nurse and mother who went missing in 1982. Though no body has ever been found, it grows increasingly likely that...
But occasionally journalists and amateur detectives actually do affect positive change, if not directly, then shedding light on cold cases or mobilizing listeners to come forward.
Here are seven times when true crime podcasts had (sort of) happy endings.
The Teacher’s Pet
Hedley Thomas is a dog with a bone. In this 17-episode show (which is admittedly a bit on the long-side) Australian journalist Thomas gets his teeth into the case of the disappearance of Lynette Dawson, a nurse and mother who went missing in 1982. Though no body has ever been found, it grows increasingly likely that...
- 5/19/2023
- by Louisa Mellor
- Den of Geek
Tonight, The Podcast Academy (Tpa), the preeminent professional podcast organization, announced winners across 26 categories at its third annual Awards for Excellence in Audio (The Ambies®) from the International Theater in Las Vegas hosted by Emmy Award-winning producer, writer, comedian, actor and podcast host Larry Wilmore. Additionally, “Stuff You Should Know” co-hosts Chuck Bryant, Josh Clark, and producer Jeri Rowland accepted this year’s Governors Award, an honor that recognizes the impact a podcast or individual has had on the industry.
The Ambies celebrate excellence in podcasting and elevate awareness and status of podcasts as a unique and personal medium for entertainment, information, storytelling and expression.
Community Building Sponsor Wondery highlighted Tpa’s Mentorship Program at the Ceremony and Platinum Sponsor Sonoro, introduced the upcoming Global Podcast Summit they are hosting with Tpa in June.
Third Annual Awards For Excellence In Audio Winners Podcasts Detail Podcast of The Year (Sponsored by...
The Ambies celebrate excellence in podcasting and elevate awareness and status of podcasts as a unique and personal medium for entertainment, information, storytelling and expression.
Community Building Sponsor Wondery highlighted Tpa’s Mentorship Program at the Ceremony and Platinum Sponsor Sonoro, introduced the upcoming Global Podcast Summit they are hosting with Tpa in June.
Third Annual Awards For Excellence In Audio Winners Podcasts Detail Podcast of The Year (Sponsored by...
- 3/8/2023
- Podnews.net
“Minding the Gap,” Bing Liu’s film about working-class Illinois skateboarders whose raucous lifestyle hides brutal family stories, has been named the best nonfiction film of 2018 at the International Documentary Association’s Ida Documentary Awards, which took place on the Paramount Studios lot on Saturday night.
Liu also received the Emerging Filmmaker Award, and he and Joshua Altman won the award for best editing.
Other craft awards went to “Distant Constellation” cinematographer Shevaun Mizrahi, “The Other Side of Everything” writer Mila Turajlić and, in a tie, “Bisbee ’17” composer Keegan DeWitt and “Hale Country This Morning, This Evening” composers Scott Alario, Forest Kelley and Alex Somers.
Also Read: 'Minding the Gap' Film Review: Powerful Doc Depicts Skateboarders In Transition to Adulthood
The award for the best music documentary also ended in a tie, between Steve Loveridge’s “Matangi/Maya/M.I.A.” and Melissa Haizlip’s “Mr. Soul!”
In its first year,...
Liu also received the Emerging Filmmaker Award, and he and Joshua Altman won the award for best editing.
Other craft awards went to “Distant Constellation” cinematographer Shevaun Mizrahi, “The Other Side of Everything” writer Mila Turajlić and, in a tie, “Bisbee ’17” composer Keegan DeWitt and “Hale Country This Morning, This Evening” composers Scott Alario, Forest Kelley and Alex Somers.
Also Read: 'Minding the Gap' Film Review: Powerful Doc Depicts Skateboarders In Transition to Adulthood
The award for the best music documentary also ended in a tie, between Steve Loveridge’s “Matangi/Maya/M.I.A.” and Melissa Haizlip’s “Mr. Soul!”
In its first year,...
- 12/9/2018
- by Steve Pond
- The Wrap
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