Engaged Neighbor Efforts Featured on Growing List of Podcasts

 


The list of podcasts that have featured the Engaged Neighbor Project or its creator, David Burton, community development specialist with MU Extension, continues to grow. Here are a few of those interviews that can be accessed online still. The newest ones are listed first.

Minnesota NPR

Maja Beckstrom, the producer for this NPR segment on OCt. 22, 2024, had this to say about our hour-long discussion: Huge thanks for joining the show this morning. Angela loved talking with you. I thought you were terrific in laying out some of the big themes, telling great anecdotes and tying neighbor connections to polarization.  You're closing thoughts about shoveling and noting that the bar could not be lower for being a good neighbor is ringing in my ears! Good luck as you continue to build connections. Listen to the show here.

Celebrate Being a Neighbor

Podcast and radio show on iHeart radio nationwide. Interview by Clink Gerlek, Vice President Programming, iHeartMedia Multiplatform Group - Springfield, MO. Listen to program here.

Neighboring Holidays

A Zoom class with Jennifer Prophete and David Burton about creating and celebrating neighboring holidays in Missouri and across the nation. YouTube Video here.

Growing Small Towns Show

David Burton was a guest on the nationally known "The Growing Small Towns Show" podcast this week. Epoxide 137. "The Neighborly Thing To Do with David Burton" can be heard on any podcast platform.

Are You a Good Neighbor?

Are you a good neighbor? This week on The REPMO Radio Podcast, David Burton of the MU Extension talks about how rethinking our relationships with those in our neighborhood can enrich our lives and strengthen our community. Listen here.

Hospitality Matters

David Burton is a featured guest on the national podcast "Be the Good in Your Hood" from Hospitality Matters. The podcast was recorded June 26, 2023 and is available online here.

New Show-Me Mo Success Podcast

This one features an installment related to neighboring and the Hopeful Neighborhood project. You can find the podcast online in several places or use the link provided here.

New Podcast Profiling a 2023 Missouri Good Neighbor Week Engaged Neighbor Nominee

Episode 25: Aaron Dohogne and Good Neighbor Week 2023. This week we talk to St Louis Resident Aaron Dohogne about his recognition as as a 2023 Engaged Neighbor recipient for his “Trash for Trees” neighborhood program and Community Specialist David Burton on his promotion of the Good Neighbor Week program and its origins in his backyard.

The Sky is the Limit

David Burton, community development specialist with MU Extension, was a guest on the Neighboring Movement podcast. You can take a listen here.

The Moment I Realized I was Not a Good Neighbor

Authors Chris and Elizabeth McKinney of Columbia, Mo., ask David Burton to share about his neighboring journey on their podcast, Placed for a Purpose. Here David's interview here.

Honored Missouri Neighbor Subject of Podcast

Greg & Suzanne Smith were selected as one of Missouri's most Engaged Neighbors during Missouri Good Neighbor Week. This episode of Show-Me Mo Success highlights their work in and around their neighborhood. This podcast is sure you brighten your day.

2023 Neighboring PSAs on KY3

Be watching KY3-TV toward the end of September for a weeklong series on neighboring and five events in area parks. To celebrate in 2023, KY3 recorded some new PSAs about Missouri Good Neighbor Week. Two of three were done in Republic, Mo. again.  View online here.

Neighboring PSAs on KY3

Any day is a great day to be reminded of these PSAs that were filmed in MU Extension Community Development Specialist David Burton's neighborhood in Republic, Mo. Watch the PSAs here.

Neighboring and Leadership

Podcast about neighboring, the connection this movement has with Republic, and the new Republic Leadership Access class planned for October. Listen here.

Idea of What Makes a Good Neighbor Has Changed

David Burton is a guest on the KSMU Public Radio Show "Making Democracy Work." This six minute show explores how neighbor relationships have changed over 50 years.

New Show-Me Mo Success Podcast

This one features an installment related to neighboring and the leadership academy. We here from Shari McCallister in Houston, Missouri about her growing National Good Neighbor Day project. You can find the podcast online in several places or use the link provided here.

Neighboring: The Lost Art

The Lifestyle Podcast from TLC Properties in Springfield also provides their content on YouTube. David Burton was excited to be a guest on their program this month. Watch our interview here.

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Contact the blog author, David L. Burton at dburton541@yahoo.com.

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