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Playlist: Fall 2024 Fundraising Episodes

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This is a playlist with fall 2024 fundraising episodes.

Rooty The Pig - Fall 24 Fundraiser

From Snap Judgment | Part of the Snap Judgment Fundraisers series | 41:59

Rooty isn’t like most farm pigs, she’s a city pig. This 300-pound Vietnamese pot-bellied pig is a New Orleans girl. But when Hurricane Katrina hits, everything in Rooty’s world is threatened.

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PROMO LANGUAGE (:29):

(1 secs music) “There are lots of stories about someone and their dog having a grand adventure. But what if calamity strikes? And man’s best friend, doesn’t bark at all... but says oink. Hold on to your bacon. On the next Snap Judgment, we proudly present, "Rooty the Pig." Do not miss it.” (5 secs music)

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ON-AIR PROMO COPY FOR STATIONS:

SHORT VERSION
This week on Snap Judgment…
Rooty, a piglet, leaves her Victorian dollhouse on the farm
and heads to the city of New Orleans to find a family.
But when Hurricane Katrina hits,
everything that is near and dear to her is threatened.
Snap Judgment presents, “Rooty the Pig.”
Snap Judgment. It’s storytelling… with a BEAT.
That’s next (day of the week) at (time) coming up right here on (station)
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LONG VERSION
This week on Snap Judgment…
Rooty, a piglet, leaves her Victorian dollhouse on the farm
and heads to the city of New Orleans to find a family.
But when Hurricane Katrina hits,
everything that is near and dear to her is threatened.
Snap Judgment presents, “Rooty the Pig.”
Stories of bravery and friendship.
Snap Judgment. It’s storytelling… with a BEAT.
Do not miss it.
That’s next (day of the week) at (time) coming up right here on (station)
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REVEAL Fundraising Special Episode Fall 2024

From Reveal | 46:39

For the 2024 Fall fundraising season, Reveal presents three stories that took us beyond the news headlines of the year.

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REVEAL PLEDGE DRIVE SHOW - Fall 2024


STORIES


A Block - Minority Rule - Runtime:  (16:45 + 53s music tail) 

Break

B Block -  Guillermina - Runtime:  (18:31 + 1:11 min music tail) 

Break

C Block - QAnon Mom - Runtime:: (8:52 + 28s music tail)

Final Break




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SCRIPT (TIME CODES BASED ON EXAMPLES) -- to be uploaded to PRX


Suggested pitch language:


A INTRO

Welcome to a special episode of REVEAL from the Center for Investigative Reporting and P-R-X on (STATION). I’m _____ with ______.


Reveal is going to sound a bit different today. With the November election on everyone’s mind, the team has pulled together highlights of the show’s political coverage. Experts say this election will be the most important in our lifetime, a kind of referendum on democracy itself. Now more than ever, we need shows like Reveal to go beyond the hyped up headlines and expose the hidden truths about how well our democracy is working. 


When you become a member of (STATION), you’re demonstrating your commitment to independent public radio and your appreciation for the kind of in-depth storytelling you get from shows like REVEAL. With every pledge (STATION) receives today, you tell us this type of programming matters to you. (PHONE & WEB)


Your support makes it possible for (STATION) to bring you the programs you listen to every day, programs like ______, ________, and Reveal. (PHONE & WEB)


Thanks for supporting (STATION) and enjoy the next hour of Reveal.


A Block (0:00 - 16:45)  

IQ: *music* “From the Center for Investigative Reporting and PRX, this is a special pledge drive episode of Reveal. I’m Al Letson.”


OQ @ 16:33: “As this year’s election approaches, it’s important for us to bring you stories about threats to our democracy, and the people who are working to protect it. You can support our work by giving to this station. Here’s how…”



*followed by 0:53s music tail 


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B INTRO


Suggested pitch language:



I’m _________ with _________. You’re listening to REVEAL on (STATION). We’re asking you to make a contribution now to support great investigative journalism. This is our membership drive on (STATION) and we’re reminding you to make a pledge. (PHONE & WEB)


This next story looks at how some states are using a largely imaginary problem as the basis for some very real – and punitive – laws. While there is still no evidence that widespread voter fraud exists, it hasn’t stopped some lawmakers from criminalizing what many see as normal voting behavior. 


You won’t want to miss a moment of this story or the rest of REVEAL here on (STATION).


Please pick up the phone or go online and contribute now. (PHONE & WEB). Make a contribution to support REVEAL and all of your favorite programs on (STATION), including _______, _______, and __________. (PHONE & WEB)


Let us hear from you right now. And thanks for supporting (STATION) (PHONE & WEB)

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B Block (0:00– 18:39)


IQ: *music* “From the Center for Investigative Reporting and PRX, this is a special pledge drive episode of Reveal. I’m Al Letson.”


OQ @ 18:25: “If you’d like to support more reporting like this...give to your public radio station. Here’s how.”


*followed by 1:11 music tail*



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C INTRO

Suggested pitch language:


I’m _________ with _________. You’re listening to REVEAL on (STATION). We’re asking you to make a contribution now to support great investigative journalism and sound storytelling. (PHONE & WEB)


REVEAL investigates stories in the public interest. REVEAL holds the powerful accountable and gives voice to the voiceless. That’s what makes REVEAL worth listening to. 


Coming up, with the presidential election weeks away, we listen in on a conversation between a mother and her son…who have polar opposite views about the results of the 2020 election. 


But before we continue with this story, please become a member of (STATION) right now. (PHONE & WEB) 


(STATION) is bringing you this hour of REVEAL because we know you appreciate in-depth journalism - and facts delivered with flavor. You hear compelling stories every day on (STATION) thanks to listener support. (PHONE & WEB)


Become a member of (STATION) right now. (PHONE & WEB)


C Block (0:00 - 8:52)

 IQ: *music* “From the Center for Investigative Reporting and PRX, this is a special pledge drive episode of Reveal. I’m Al Letson.” 


OQ @ 8:32: “At Reveal, we aim to bring you different points of view – and separate fact from fiction –  in order to better understand the world around us. If you value deep factual reporting and unexpected conversations like the one between Albert and his mom…give to your public radio station. Here’s how…”


*followed by 0:28 music tail 


CLOSE

Suggested pitch language:


I’m ________ with ________. It’s (STATION) membership drive and thanks to all of you who support (STATION). All this hour you've been hearing some of the best stories REVEAL has to offer.


Make that call now and enjoy the next hour of radio knowing you’ve done your part to help pay for the programs we all enjoy on (STATION) (PHONE & WEB)


You listen to stories like the one this hour and also the reporting and interviews on (STATION) and you form your own opinions. That’s why you choose (STATION) for news and information.


Supporting (STATION) is also a choice. We’re asking you to consider all the information, entertainment, culture and inspiration you gain from listening and make a pledge right now. (PHONE & WEB)


Final Times: 

TOTAL: 44:07 Reveal content (minus music tails) 

46:39 (with music tails) 

15:53 Pitch Time

Embodied Fall Fundraiser 2024: Growing Up As A Third Culture Kid

From Embodied | Part of the Embodied Fundraising Material series | 43:31

Third culture kids spend their formative years trotting the globe, moving between different cultures and countries. Two third culture families share an intergenerational conversation about how they have navigated identity and relationships.

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“Where are you from?” 


On its surface, this question may seem like a harmless pleasantry. But there’s one particular group of people who feel anxiety about this icebreaker. Third culture kids — or TCKs — are folks who spend a good chunk of their childhood outside their parents’ passport countries and are shaped by a blend of multicultural spheres. Think: the children of diplomats, international teachers, or military officials. 


Host Anita Rao meets with two families, the Heides and the Trans, to discuss their third culture experiences. 


Rayla Heide and her mother Madeleine Maceda Heide reflect back on their highly mobile life and discuss how they juggled relationships, identity and rebuilding home when in transition. 


And Phuong Tran and her tween son Kaden join the conversation to process their recent move from Bangkok, Thailand to Carrboro, North Carolina.


Additional thanks to Judy Lee, Ruth Van Reken, Dani Osorio, Aria Spears, Ryan Alexander Holmes, Kyle Leung and Maria Garcia for contributing to this episode!


September 2024 Fundraiser: The Perfect Cup: Great Homemade Coffee with James Hoffman

From Christopher Kimball's Milk Street Radio | Part of the Christopher Kimball's Milk Street Radio Fundraising series | 37:23

This week, YouTube coffee expert James Hoffmann shares the best, worst and weirdest coffee in the world—from his tried-and-true recipe for the ultimate cup at home to the time he tasted 70-year-old beans in Japan. Plus, we explore the secret world of creating food emojis with artist Yiying Lu and get a lesson from Grant Barrett and Martha Barnette about all the sausage idioms used in Germany.

Msl_radio_logo_cobrand_prx_small This week, YouTube coffee expert James Hoffmann shares the best, worst and weirdest coffee in the world—from his tried-and-true recipe for the ultimate cup at home to the time he tasted 70-year-old beans in Japan. Plus, we explore the secret world of creating food emojis with artist Yiying Lu and get a lesson from Grant Barrett and Martha Barnette about all the sausage idioms used in Germany. 

***In addition to the fundraising-friendly content, we have a variety of options to support your fundraising efforts, including lots of options for giveaway items, including Milk Street cookbooks, magazines, unique pantry items, cookware, knives, and more. For more information, please email Sean Nesbitt (sean.nesbitt@prx.org) and Caroline Davis (cdavis@177milkstreet.com).***

"Fall 2024 Fundraiser" with Cheryl Strayed, Jay Jurden, and Dessa

From Live Wire! Radio | Part of the Fundraising Materials series | 46:02

This episode is a pledge edition of Live Wire that features writer Cheryl, Strayed, comedian Jay Jurden, and music from Dessa.

Fall_2024_fr_thumb_small On this special pledge edition of Live Wire writer Cheryl Strayed (Wild, Tiny Beautiful Things) discusses her latest personal essay "Two Women Walk into a Bar," which follows her complicated relationship with her late mother-in-law; stand-up comedian Jay Jurden bridges the generational divide with some poignantly hilarious observations on Boomers and Gen Z; and singer-rapper-poet Dessa performs "Hurricane Party" from her latest album Bury the Lede. This episode includes three pledge spots. 

Moth Fall Fundraiser 2024

From The Moth | Part of the The Moth Fundraising Material series | 45:34

A fundraising hour for stations carrying The Moth Radio Hour weekly. In this episode, stories of quests—from cross-country travel to inner journeys. This episode is hosted by Jay Allison, producer of The Moth Radio Hour.

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Ann Guo's family dares her to go on various adventures.
Newly licensed James Fitzgerald's first road trip goes awry.
8th grader Nadia Hakim learns a lesson thanks to depilatory cream. 
David Montgomery gets immersed in Spice World.

LIVING ON EARTH 2024 FALL FUNDER

From Living On Earth | Part of the Fundraising Materials series | 46:18

The Living on Earth Fall 2024 Fundraising show features some of our favorite stories about environmental heroes protecting South Africa's "Wild Coast;" a new Black Land Trust working to improve access to the outdoors; and revelations about how our ancestors reacted to total solar eclipses like the one this April.

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*Stations please note: Anytime Spots can be found here:  https://exchange.prx.org/pieces/542220-living-on-earth-anytime-spots-2024

LIVING ON EARTH Fall Fundraiser 2024
Host: Steve Curwood
TRT including newscast: 45:42
Pitching avail: 13:18
Stations may get two more minutes of pitching 
by taking the newscast cutaway between :04 and :06
Contents:
Seg 1: Billboard: 1:00
IN: (Music :02) “From PRX...”
OUT: “..on Living on Earth. Stick around.”
Seg 2: Newscast Music Fill: 5:30
Seg 3: SEGMENT A: 11:44
IN: “From PRX and the Jennifer and Ted Stanley studios...” OUT: “So, please make your pledge right now. Here’s how, and thanks!” (:11 MUSIC FOR TALKOVER)
1.) SAVING THE WILD COAST OF SOUTH AFRICA: In 2021 the “Wild Coast” of eastern South Africa was targeted by Shell for oil exploration, raising concerns for the local Mpondo people about impacts to wildlife and possible contamination of land and water. Environmental activists mounted a campaign and secured a victory from the High Court revoking Shell’s permit. Sinegugu Zukulu [SEE-nay-GOO-goo zoo-KOO-loo] shared the 2024 Goldman Environmental Prize for Africa and joined Host Steve Curwood to discuss why he believes the Wild Coast needs protecting. (11:13)
11 seconds of music for talkover
OUT TEXT – PITCH 1: Hi, I’m Steve Curwood, host of Living on Earth. Here at the show we are dedicated to bringing you diverse voices from all over our one and only Earth, including the people helping to protect it. You can be a hero too – for this public radio station. So, please make your pledge right now. Here’s how, and thanks! (0:19)
Seg 4 SEGMENT B TOTAL: 16:14
IN: “It’s Living on Earth, I’m Steve Curwood.”
OUT: “...Here’s how you can get involved, and thank you!” (:08 MUSIC FOR TALKOVER)
1.) A BLACK-LED LAND TRUST: The 40 Acre Conservation League is an African-American grounded land trust that seeks to ease access to the outdoors for people of color, who have historically been excluded from green spaces. The nonprofit recently purchased its first piece of land, 650 acres bordering the Tahoe National Forest in northern California. Jade Stevens is the president of the 40 Acre Conservation League and joined Host Steve Curwood to discuss her vision for the land and improving access to nature for Black and Brown folks. (15:46)
08 seconds of music for talkover
OUT TEXT - PITCH 2: Hi, I’m Steve Curwood, host of Living on Earth. We work hard to bring you stories about people stepping up for environmental justice, so that everyone has access to clean water, fresh air, and the great outdoors. Please help us continue to bring you these stories of hope and healing. Here’s how you can get involved, and thank you! (0:20) 
Seg 5 SEGMENT C: 11:10
IN: “It’s Living on Earth, I’m Steve Curwood.”
OUT: "... here’s how and we’re so grateful for your help!" (:12 MUSIC FOR TALKOVER)
1.) SOLAR ECLIPSE MAGIC: On April 8th millions across North America shared a moment of awe when the moon briefly blocked out the sun in a total solar eclipse. Cosmologist Roberto Trotta is the author of “Starborn: How the Stars Made Us (And Who We Would Be Without Them)" and joined Living on Earth’s Jenni Doering to reveal how our ancestors reacted to this strange, otherworldly phenomenon. (10:26)
12 seconds of music for talkover
OUT TEXT – PITCH 3:  Hi, I’m Steve Curwood, host of Living on Earth. Just as the total solar eclipse of 2024 brought millions of Americans together, public radio brings you together with millions of other listeners every day. But while the moon and the sun will keep aligning like clockwork without you lifting a finger, your public radio station needs you to keep ticking. So please join your fellow public radio listeners in contributing to this station to help support shows like Living on Earth. Here’s how, and we’re so grateful for your help! (0:31)

STANDALONE PITCH (dry) **AIR BEFORE 11/5/24**
Hi, it’s Steve Curwood, host of Living on Earth. In the grand scheme of things the 2024 presidential campaign is just a brief moment in time that will be over before you know it. But when it comes to climate policy, who wins the White House this November could shape the future for a long, long time. We’re working hard to bring you the crucial information you need to make an informed choice on election day. But we need you to help ensure this station can keep the lights on. Please give what you can right now. Here’s someone to tell you how, and thank you. (0:36)

PROMO (MIXED WITH MUSIC)
CURWOOD: On the next Living on Earth, total solar eclipses have awed and terrified people since time immemorial.
TROTTA: When you're actually in the moon’s shadow you feel, you know, transported into a different time, and all of these legends and myth, all of this ancestral fear of eclipses grips you again.
CURWOOD: I'm Steve Curwood. How our ancestors tried to bring the sun back, next time on Living on Earth from PRX.

*Stations please note: Anytime Spots can be found here:  https://exchange.prx.org/pieces/542220-living-on-earth-anytime-spots-2024