THE GOOD STUFF BY BRIGHT SIGHTED POSTS NEW EPISODE SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. (January 26, 2026) — Bright Sighted Media has posted a new episode of The Good Stuff, featuring Mary Jane Hansen, Artistic Director of iTheatre Saratoga and a longtime Saratoga Arts grant recipient. Hosted by Spencer Sherry of Saratoga Arts, the episode spotlights Hansen’s … Read more
THE GOOD STUFF BY BRIGHT SIGHTED POSTS NEW EPISODE SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. (January 21, 2026) – Bright Sighted Media posted it’s first new episode after it’s launch last week with the Saratoga Arts Center’s reopening Weekend. The podcast will have weekly uploads featuring nominated members of the community to tell their stories of ways they … Read more
Bright Sighted Media Launches a new podcast in partnership with Saratoga Arts covering “the good stuff” happening in the capitol region. l SARATOGA SPRINGS, NY (January 21, 2026) – Saratoga Arts is partnering with Bright Sighted Media on The Good Stuff, a locally produced podcast and video series dedicated to uplifting the artists, organizations, and … Read more
My thoughts after speaking on the Ethical True Crime Panel at Podcast Movement 2023.
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By Sam Raudins – Reporter, Albany Business Review Jun 7, 2023 Click for the original story Bright Sighted Podcasting, a podcast production and consulting house based in Saratoga Springs, has opened a podcast studio inside Palette at 480 Broadway. The studio is open to the public, founder Christine O’Donnell said. O’Donnell said Saratoga Springs was missing a … Read more
Tucked away down a dirt road and behind the tall trees of Clinton, one of the finest fibers in the world is collected from an animal that is a rare sight in the United States.
Lisa Mitchell and Greg Hudson are the keepers of a herd of guanacos, a camelid native to South America. Llamas, which resemble them, were bred from guanacos about 4,000 years ago.
Christine O’Donnell spent years sharing other people’s stories on television, bringing to light tragedies and heartwarming tales alike.
In the past few years, she’s shifted to a new and quickly growing medium: podcasting.
PRESS RELEASE · Los Angeles, CA, USA · August 11, 2022 Jam Street Media, founded by Matty Staudt, former Vice President of Podcast Programming at iHeartRadio and Director of Content at Stitcher, which focuses on podcast production and consulting on podcast start-ups, is announcing its new partnership with Sounder. Sounder is an audio intelligence platform that builds … Read more