Rick Phelps, Co-founder of Brklyn Media, joins us this week to discuss how virtualized media production isn't science fiction, his team is doing it now!

From on-site procurement of video feeds in the field, to automated QCing and media delivery, Brklyn Media is utilizing cutting edge virtualization and IP technologies to help their clients leverage tools for their productions that in the past may have been too costly to consider while providing stability and new production pipeline possibilities.

You can learn more about Brklyn Media and their impressive services at Brklyn-Media.io

Due to election craziness, we had a guest cancellation. Have no fear, "News Making News" is here!

Article Links:

Ross Video: RossVideo.com

Newscast Studio Election Articles: https://www.newscaststudio.com/?s=election

TEGNA NextGen TV Article: https://tvnewscheck.com/article/top-news/255484/tegna-gatesair-bringing-nextgen-tv-to-seattle/

KDKA 100 Years Article: https://tvnewscheck.com/article/255361/electronic-media-at-100-honoring-its-architects/

Talent Coach Nick Dalley of ICI join us to discuss effective on camera communication, the biggest mistakes he sees on-air talent make, and why having a talent coach in your corner may be just the thing you need to push your skills to new heights!

Nick has a long list of impressive clientele ranging from George Stephanopoulos, Diane Sawyer, Chris Cuomo, Joy Behar, Shark Tank's Kevin O'Leary and many others.

If you'd like to connect with Nick, call (512) 923-7370, or visit PresentWithIntent.com.

Small market TV stations define what it means to be a truly local source for great entertainment and accurate hyper-local news. They play a critical role in connecting with the communities they serve that otherwise would be unfulfilled. Julie Milam (General Manager, WNKY-TV) is here to discuss how to keep viewers engaged, keep production values high, and the importance of living up to your corporate mission, no matter your market size.

Follow WNKY Online:
@WNKYTV, @MarqueeBackstage, @BackstageJules

This week Emily Lampa joins us. After 15 years in broadcast news, she stepped away from her job at WGRZ-TV to focus on her family and to reevaluate the next chapter of her career. It's a candid discussion about self awareness in your career, and what lies beyond the studio doors for on-air talent.

If you want to see the special report we mention in the discussion, you can watch it here: https://vimeo.com/133932462

Have you ever wondered how the tools we use as broadcast creatives are made?

David Ross, CEO of Ross Video joins us to walk us through what developing these incredibly cool products looks like, Ross's product philosophy, fine tuning the user experience, and the importance of nurturing great talent within ANY company.

To learn more about Ross Video and their incredible products, visit RossVideo.com, or follow them on social media: @RossVideo on Facebook, and @Ross_Video on Twitter.

Breaking News and Traffic Anchor Jobina Fortson joins the show to discuss her career, the challenges of working your way up the media market food chain, and the importance of self care while working in media. Plus, Josh learns the proper way to abbreviate "San Fransisco" in conversation.

You can see Jobina weekday mornings and midday on KGO-TV in San Fransisco and follow her work on Twitter @JobinaFortson.

Eamon Drew from BirdDog joins us to talk about how NDI is changing the face of the media industry by facilitating new creative solutions, simplifying complex video workflows, and lowering the cost of entry to the world of IP video.

For more information on BirdDog's amazing products, visit Bird-Dog.tv.