Steve Ainsley's guest appearances

Steve Ainsley

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James Joyce

Mike Williams

Traver Boehm

Jim Cathcart

Shelli Varela

Trip Hawkins

Chris Kimball

Jodi Womack

Scott Mann

James Arnold Taylor

Keith Witt

Judy Mahan

Mike Manchak

Salud Carbajal

Jeremy Goldberg

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Steve Ainsley, now retired, was the Publisher of the Santa Barbara News-Press and the co-founder of the Economic Community Project twenty years ago. He now serves as the Chair of Cottage Health's Board. He and Mark covered a wide range of topics including his thoughts about publishing, the Spotlight backstory, investigative journalism and others."Root out what's not right."Topics included;-His history working for the New York Times. Santa Barbara, Tampa and as Publisher of the Boston Globe (7 papers in total)-The backstory of Spotlight, Steve came to the paper 2 years after the story broke.-His thoughts on the role of Publisher v the Editor-The watershed moment for Media-How the business model changed, which changed the industry-A deep dive into investigative journalism-What's the highest award a paper can get? Is it worth it?-The Misson of your local, community paper-Where do millennials fit into this new publishing world?-People do read the local paper (still)-What if you want a career in journalism, what traits should you have?--Innate curiosity--A real desire to share what you've observed--Get a charge by how much impact you make in the community-The Economic Community Project - started in 1993-Background and history of the project-Slow-no growth citizenry and politics-How you achieve success in community efforts - invite the contrarians-His tenure at Cottage Health-His take on Healthcare and the Mission of Cottage-How you build partneships to manifest these large community agendas

Steve Ainsley, now retired, was the Publisher of the Santa Barbara News-Press and the co-founder of the Economic Community Project twenty years ago. He now serves as the Chair of Cottage Health's Board. He and Mark covered a wide range of topics including his thoughts about publishing, the Spotlight backstory, investigative journalism and others. "Root out what's not right." Topics included; -His history working for the New York Times. Santa Barbara, Tampa and as Publisher of the Boston Globe (7 papers in total) -The backstory of Spotlight, Steve came to the paper 2 years after the story broke. -His thoughts on the role of Publisher v the Editor -The watershed moment for Media -How the business model changed, which changed the industry -A deep dive into investigative journalism -What's the highest award a paper can get? Is it worth it? -The Misson of your local, community paper -Where do millennials fit into this new publishing world? -People do read the local paper (still) -What if you want a career in journalism, what traits should you have? --Innate curiosity --A real desire to share what you've observed --Get a charge by how much impact you make in the community -The Economic Community Project - started in 1993 -Background and history of the project -Slow-no growth citizenry and politics -How you achieve success in community efforts - invite the contrarians -His tenure at Cottage Health -His take on Healthcare and the Mission of Cottage -How you build partneships to manifest these large community agendas

Making a Difference - Steve Ainsley