Suzanne Stefanac's guest appearances

Suzanne Stefanac

Televisionation

Plutopia News Network

Eddie Young

Gary Gach

Halsey Minor

Steve Greenberg

James Joyce

Cory Doctorow

Sheri Salata

Brian Greene

Christopher Brown

Gareth Branwyn

Erik Davis

Andy Grammer

Jim Rutt

Matt Cohen

Vinay Gupta

OwlTail

Suzanne Stefanac, aka Zorca, is an interactive media consultant and former journalist. As a journalist, she wrote about digital issues for Wired, Macworld, New York Times and Rolling Stone, among others. With the launch of MSNBC in 1996, Stefanac was executive producer for The Site, an hour-long, nightly television program and website that explored how technology impacts modern life. Lately she’s been hosting Radio Free Zorca on kbmf 102.5 in Butte, Montana. Suzanne’s KBMF.FM show, radio.free.zorca, streams every Saturday 4-6 mountain time at butteamericaradio.org. To view past musical themes and listen to shows, visit this link. Photo by Geri Wittig Suzanne Stefanac: “Butte itself is an incredibly staunch Democratic stronghold, and beyond – progressive, anarchist, and this is all because of the mining history. Labor unions became very very strong. Butte had some of the first actual unions. There are whole books written about it, and that has carried through. And so Butte’s very proud of its progressive standpoint. I did a show a while ago – each of my radio shows has a very specific theme, and it might be Arabic women singers or African guitar or blues covers or something kind of specific. Anyway I did one that was political. Of course it all leaned in one direction. And I got a couple of messages from people who listened from afar, and they were like ‘Are you still alive? Is it okay that you played all that?’ And I was like, ‘This is Butte. They all buy me drinks when I do these kinds of shows.'”

Suzanne Stefanac, aka Zorca, is an interactive media consultant and former journalist. As a journalist, she wrote about digital issues for Wired, Macworld, New York Times and Rolling Stone, among others. With the launch of MSNBC in 1996, Stefanac was executive producer for <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Site" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">The Site,</a> an hour-long, nightly television program and website that explored how technology impacts modern life. Lately she’s been hosting <a href="http://www.butteamericaradio.org/djzorca" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Radio Free Zorca on kbmf 102.5</a> in <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Butte,_Montana" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Butte, Montana.</a> Suzanne’s <a href="http://KBMF.FM" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">KBMF.FM</a> show, radio.free.zorca, streams every Saturday 4-6 mountain time at <a href="http://www.butteamericaradio.org/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">butteamericaradio.org</a>. To view past musical themes and listen to shows, visit <a href="http://72.175.136.125:81/shows/Saturday/16-18/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">this link.</a> Photo by <a href="http://www.geriwittig.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Geri Wittig</a> Suzanne Stefanac: “Butte itself is an incredibly staunch Democratic stronghold, and beyond – progressive, anarchist, and this is all because of the mining history. Labor unions became very very strong. Butte had some of the first actual unions. There are whole books written about it, and that has carried through. And so Butte’s very proud of its progressive standpoint. I did a show a while ago – each of my radio shows has a very specific theme, and it might be Arabic women singers or African guitar or blues covers or something kind of specific. Anyway I did one that was political. Of course it all leaned in one direction. And I got a couple of messages from people who listened from afar, and they were like ‘Are you still alive? Is it okay that you played all that?’ And I was like, ‘This is Butte. They all buy me drinks when I do these kinds of shows.'”

Suzanne Stefanac: Radio Free Zorca

Geoff Katz

Emmys Nominations-Chat with IMPG's Geoff Katz and Suzanne Stefanac