MARCH Monthly Luncheon
Podcasting the Frontera: A New Frontier
Panel of Speakers
Eileen de Anda
The El Paso Show Miguel De Santiago EP Culture Beat Victor Cruz Stay Tuned El Paso When: Wednesday, March 20, 2019
11:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Where: The El Paso Club, Suite 800, 201 W. Main Dr. El Paso, TX 79901 Topic: Podcasting the Frontera: The New Frontier Cost: $30 Members (Valet parking included) $40 Non-Members (Valet parking included) RSVP: By Wednesday, March 19, 2019 More about the session: In this panel, we will discuss the tools necessary to start a podcast, the differences between traditional broadcast and podcasting formats, and opportunities and challenges within the medium. About Eileen de Anda: Eileen de Anda, a pizza joint lover, and El Paso enthusiast graduated from the The University of Texas at El Paso with a degree in Organizational and Corporate Communication and a minor in Women’s Studies. Her love for music and El Paso pushed her toward developing podcasts for El Pasoans with her partner Joseph Brooks, podcasts include ilean on music, Chuco Talks!, and BTW podcast. The creation of these shows eventually lead to the debut of The El Paso Show which was featured on KCOS. Currently, Eileen works in website development and is focused on developing a new podcast for iTunes called 30 Dirty & Dying, a look into life as a 30 something trying to keep it all together. About Victor Cruz: Victor Cruz has been in El Paso for well over 25 years. He's worked at several of the top radio stations in the El Paso market and has worked every on air shift. He prides himself in connecting with the local audience and community. He is passionate about his family, music, sci fi, food, comedy and Vegas. Not necessarily in that order . All of this can be experienced in more depth on his latest pod cast, Stay Tuned El Paso which he co hosts and produces. About Miguel "Miggy" De Santiago: Miguel De Santiago is an arts and culture freelance journalist born and raised in El Paso, TX. He graduated from UTEP where he began his journalism career working for the Prospector - the school’s student newspaper. After college, he covered local and touring bands and Austin festivals for local news site Newspaper Tree. In 2009 he launched his own online magazine - EP Culture Beat - a creative outlet for aspiring writers and photographers. In addition to producing his passion project - he was a correspondent and proofreader for What’s Up Magazine and currently contributes articles and photographs for the Fort Bliss Bugle. In 2017, EP Culture Beat began producing podcasts that focus on spotlighting area and national musicians, artists, poets, comedians and any individual who produces some kind of art and reaches out to us. Don’t forget your business card! Those interested in attending should RSVP by emailing prswelpaso@gmail.com by Tuesday, March 19, 2019. The cost of the luncheon buffet is $40 for non-members and $30 for members; fee includes valet parking. |
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PRSW is El Paso's only organization dedicated to advancing the profession of public relations in the Borderland. Its members are PR practitioners that represent business and industry, technology, counseling firms, government entities, associations, hospitals, schools, professional service firms and non-profit organizations.
PRSW is El Paso's only organization dedicated to advancing the profession of public relations in the Borderland. Its members are PR practitioners that represent business and industry, technology, counseling firms, government entities, associations, hospitals, schools, professional service firms and non-profit organizations.