Greg Boustead's guest appearances

Greg Boustead

Snacky Tunes

SCIENCE Buyers: What do they want?

Roy Choi

Matt Rodbard

Phil Rosenthal

Julianna Barwick

Mary Lattimore

Laura Stevenson

Jesse Schenker

Jorge Riera

Isabelle Legeron

Justin Chearno

Daniel Holzman

Marcus Samuelsson

Ignacio Mattos

Floyd Cardoz

Chris Shepherd

OwlTail

In these sessions held at Sunny Side of the Doc, some of the most in-demand Science buyers and commissioners share their programming strategies and future plans for the upcoming season. Seating is limited and prior registration is required to keep it up intimate.With Greg Boustead -  Executive Director, Sandbox Films (USA)Greg Boustead is director of Science Sandbox, a portfolio of strategic grantmaking at the Simons Foundation, focused on outreach and engaging new audiences with science. He is also founding executive producer of Sandbox Films, an independent documentary film company with a philanthropic/commercial hybrid model. With a background in neuroscience, film, and journalism, Greg has dedicated his career to bringing sophisticated science content to general audiences, across many platforms. His film credits include the feature-length documentaries: THE MOST UNKNOWN, co-produced with VICE Media and released by Netflix in 2018; and HUMAN NATURE, co-produced with Dan Rather’s News &amp; Guts Films and being released in cinemas in 2019.Moderator :Peter Hamilton - Consultant, DocumentaryBusiness.com (USA)Peter Hamilton is a senior consultant who works with channels, producers, governments, non-profits and investors on their business development projects. A former CBS executive, Peter's clients have included NBC, A+E, Canal+, Nat Geo and Smithsonian.DocumentaryBusiness.com and Sunny Side of the Doc are publishing partners, providing our colleagues throughout the year with valuable industry analysis and context.

In these sessions held at Sunny Side of the Doc, some of the most in-demand Science buyers and commissioners share their programming strategies and future plans for the upcoming season. Seating is limited and prior registration is required to keep it up intimate. With Greg Boustead - Executive Director, Sandbox Films (USA) Greg Boustead is director of Science Sandbox, a portfolio of strategic grantmaking at the Simons Foundation, focused on outreach and engaging new audiences with science. He is also founding executive producer of Sandbox Films, an independent documentary film company with a philanthropic/commercial hybrid model. With a background in neuroscience, film, and journalism, Greg has dedicated his career to bringing sophisticated science content to general audiences, across many platforms. His film credits include the feature-length documentaries: THE MOST UNKNOWN, co-produced with VICE Media and released by Netflix in 2018; and HUMAN NATURE, co-produced with Dan Rather’s News &amp; Guts Films and being released in cinemas in 2019. Moderator : Peter Hamilton - Consultant, <a href="http://DocumentaryBusiness.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">DocumentaryBusiness.com</a> (USA) Peter Hamilton is a senior consultant who works with channels, producers, governments, non-profits and investors on their business development projects. A former CBS executive, Peter's clients have included NBC, A+E, Canal+, Nat Geo and Smithsonian. <a href="http://DocumentaryBusiness.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">DocumentaryBusiness.com</a> and Sunny Side of the Doc are publishing partners, providing our colleagues throughout the year with valuable industry analysis and context.

Meet the Executives: Greg Boustead, Science Sandbox (Simons Foundation) at Sunny Side of the Doc 2019

Le Fooding

We’ve got a packed house on this week’s episode of Snacky Tunes. Greg and Darin Bresnitz are crammed into the shipping container with a few different food guests. Alessia Rizzetto from Le Fooding stops by to talk about their upcoming vegan Le Grand Fooding New York 2012 food event. Hear about the growing number of vegans, and whether or not they are neglected in food circles. Also in the studio is Greg Boustead, writer and journalist for publications like SEED Magazine, VICE, and Scientific American. Greg talks about the Et Cetera 2012 Festival‘s beer event, “How Beer Changed Everything”, presented by Dogfish Head. Hear about how the Dogfish Head team has employed scientists to recreate ancient alcoholic beverages! Sinkane joins Finger On the Pulse in the studio for some live jams. Hear about how touring the world has taught the members of Sinkane about the music world. Hear about some of the band’s upcoming shows, as well as what to eat and drink at Brooklyn Bowl. This episode has been sponsored by Fairway Market.   “Dr. McGovern uses tools from the field of biomolecular archeology to find fingerprint compounds in ancient drinking vessels.” — Greg Boustead on Snacky Tunes

We’ve got a packed house on this week’s episode of Snacky Tunes. Greg and Darin Bresnitz are crammed into the shipping container with a few different food guests. Alessia Rizzetto from Le Fooding stops by to talk about their upcoming vegan Le Grand Fooding New York 2012 food event. Hear about the growing number of vegans, and whether or not they are neglected in food circles. Also in the studio is Greg Boustead, writer and journalist for publications like SEED Magazine, VICE, and Scientific American. Greg talks about the <a href="https://www.facebook.com/events/167199773416851/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Et Cetera 2012 Festival</a>‘s beer event, “How Beer Changed Everything”, presented by Dogfish Head. Hear about how the Dogfish Head team has employed scientists to recreate ancient alcoholic beverages! Sinkane joins Finger On the Pulse in the studio for some live jams. Hear about how touring the world has taught the members of Sinkane about the music world. Hear about some of the band’s upcoming shows, as well as what to eat and drink at Brooklyn Bowl. This episode has been sponsored by <a href="http://www.fairwaymarket.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Fairway Market</a>. <h2>“Dr. McGovern uses tools from the field of biomolecular archeology to find fingerprint compounds in ancient drinking vessels.”</h2> — Greg Boustead on Snacky Tunes

Episode 129: Le Fooding, Greg Boustead, & Sinkane