The OCU Chronicle Podcast

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The OCU Chronicle Podcast is a society podcast hosted by The OCU Chronicle, with 15 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

The OCU Chronicle hosts The OCU Chronicle Podcast, a society show with 15 episodes published.

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  Maya Vorobyov on Empowering the Next Generation of Digital Creators for Israel

  Feb 18, 202626 minS0

  <p>Maya Vorobyov grew up with a deep appreciation for Jewish identity and resilience. She grew up straddling between being secular and deeply Zionist, immersing in Israeli life yet aware of the fragility of Jewish freedom. Her early work producing IDF delegations abroad exposed her to the importance of strengthening ties between Israel and Jewish communities worldwide and ultimately shaped her path. Today, as Executive Director of Talk Israel, Maya is empowering young creators to reshape how Israel is seen online.</p><p>Through free workshops, fellowships, and partnerships across the United States and Israel, Talk Israel equips emerging and...

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  Shawna Wexler on Career, Resilience, and Celebrating Jewish Joy

  Dec 2, 202527 minS0

  <p>Shawna Wexler opens up about breaking into Hollywood, navigating challenges and mentoring the next generation of entertainment professionals. With a 21-year career in the industry starting at CAA in the mailroom, Shawna has represented comedians crossing into television and film. After five years, Shawna earned her promotion to agent - one of the youngest to do so at the time. She later joined Brillstein Entertainment Partners, where she expanded her roster, produced shows, discovered new talent, and secured brand partnerships. Today, Shawna brings that expertise to Sugar23, the management division founded by Oscar-winning producer Michael Sugar, joining a roster...

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  Not A Billionaire's Ben Berkowitz On Telling Stories And Building Worlds

  Nov 17, 202519 minS0

  <p>by Jordan Lubowitz</p><p>Stories have always been at the heart of Ben Berkowitz’s life. As a kid, he would drag his twin brother Max to comic book stores and fill sketchbooks with superheroes born from his imagination. What began as a childhood passion grew into a vision shaped by lessons from his family’s small business and strengthened by his bond with Max. That vision became Not A Billionaire, the creative agency and production company the brothers co-founded and have spent the last two decades building. </p><p>Today, Not A Billionaire is a global media powe...

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  How Raina Penchansky Helped Define Today's Creator Culture

  Oct 24, 202515 minS0

  <p>by Romy Peretz</p><p></p><p>Raina Penchansky, co-founder and CEO of Digital Brand Architects, has spent the past fifteen years championing creators as the new voices of culture. “Anything that’s disruptive to the status quo is always going to get pushback,” she told us, reflecting on the early days of convincing brands to take influencers seriously. In this interview, Raina shares how she built DBA into the industry leader in influencer management, why authenticity and hard work are at the core of every creator’s success, and what it takes to transform digital personalities into powerful, lasting...

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  Bearing Witness Through Experience

  Aug 4, 202536 minS0

  <p>by Gabby Ostroff</p><p></p><p>From hosting a Shabbat dinner with the goal of bringing Jews together in New York post October 7th, Josh Kadden never would have imagined leaving his job in tech to spearhead the launch of the Nova Music Festival Exhibition, one of the leading acts to preserve the memory of the Nova Festival—and “the moment music stood still.” The exhibit quickly became a nationally recognized tribute to the victims of the Nova Festival on October 7th, and a powerful tool for education and healing.</p><p>The Nova Exhibit, as Kadden puts it, “i...

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