The Social Voice Project, Inc. is an innovative public interest media company specializing in podcasting and other creative media partnerships with community oriented organizations and individuals. We are dedicated to promoting a wide range of nonprofits, community and cultural projects, public history initiatives, and the arts, tourism, and corporate missions.
Our award-winning audiography and videography producers have worked with a number of leading organizations such as The Senator John Heinz History Center/Smithsonian Institution, The Heinz Foundation, Community College of Allegheny County, City of Pittsburgh, Larry Bruno Foundation, Soldiers & Sailors Memorial Hall, Veteran Voices of Pittsburgh Oral History Initiative, Merrick Art Gallery, National WWII Museum, Veterans Breakfast Club, R-ACT Theatre Productions, Oscar nominated documentarian Sebastian Junger, film producer Daniel M. Cohen, bestselling authors Ruth Crocker and Ceane O’Hanlon-Lincoln, and many others.
On episode 6 of the Life Speaks Podcast, from Water Spirits in "Rain No Evil," to her new book, "The Emerald Island Elixir," Michele describes her experiences with the Divine Dimensions and explains how energy healing helped her transform her life.
COMING SOON! The Rochester Area Heritage Society Podcast features stories and news about the Rochester Area Heritage Society and local history of central Beaver County, Pennsylvania.
On episode 7 of the Little Beaver Historical Society Podcast, we visit with curator and public historian Lauren Churilla of the The McCarl Coverlet Gallery on the campus of St. Vincent College, Latrobe, Pennsylvania.
On episode 11 of the podcast, history educator Richard Williams discusses the Western Division of the Pennsylvania Mainline Canal, from Pittsburgh to Johnstown.
Inside Our Minds' special Anonymous Open Mic Night features readings from the teens from Creative Nonfiction's Writing Away The Stigma program, as well as named and anonymous stories by Pittsburghers affected by mental illness.
On this episode of Argot: Audio Short Stories from the Veteran Voices of Pittsburgh Oral History Collection, WWII veteran Alex Sopka of Gibsonia, Pennsylvania shares a story about his Russian immigrant father, who was wounded by poison gas during WWI.
On episode 11 of Tony Lavorgne’s Legends & Lore Podcast we talk with MUFON regional director Fred Saluga about UFOs sightings, why some locals won't talk about what they've seen, and the connection between Bigfoot and extra-terrestrial beings.
On episode 1 of the MST Podcast, sponsored by the Veterans Breakfast Club, host Lauren DelRicci talks with navy veteran Timothy Jones about his MST experience being raped and suffering the fallout among his peers after reporting the crime. Timothy shares his powerful story of survival from sinking to the depths of despair, rising with hopefulness, and realizing healthfulness within a community of supportive fellow veterans in Pittsburgh.
On episode 53 of Longest War: The Post-9/11 Veterans Podcast, we talk with three generations of the Abernathy family of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, about serving in the army during WWII through the War in Iraq, geo-political causes of war, leadership through love, and war’s impact on humanity.
On episode 4 of The Magical Coach Podcast, we talk with legendary Beaver Falls basketball coach Frank Chan about great sports moments and teams of his career, giving kids the chance to get off the bench and into the game, and why words of encouragement matter to young athletes.
On episode 5 of the R-ACT Theatre Productions Podcast, we present R-ACT’s 2017 Annual Holiday Radio Show, I’ll Be Seeing You, performed live at the Merrick Art Gallery in New Brighton, Pennsylvania. Special performance live sound, recording, and editing by The Social Voice Project.
The New Year is a time for self-reflection and optimism.
On episode 2 of the Uncomfortable Conversations Speaker Series Podcast, Jean Barsotti leads a panel discussion about human trafficking in Beaver County, featuring Brenda Lutz, Sister Jeanette Bussen, Anthony Berosh, Ann Lewis, Andrea Cotton-Anderson, and Bonnie Sedlacek.
On Episode 40 of Veteran Voices: The Oral History Podcast, we talk with Nick Grimes, army veteran of Afghanistan and director of the Veterans Breakfast Club's Post-9/11 Veterans Storytelling Project, about what defines a Post-9/11 era veteran, live storytelling events, the truth in oral history, and how best to thank today's veterans.
On episode 01 of the TSVP Radio Theater Podcast, we launch the podcast, talk about radio theater as a lost artform and its revival through podcasting, and we feature the Center Theatre Players and their 2018 production of The Mystery of Edwin Drood.
