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Nov 1, 2007: Special Announcement: The 501c3Cast will be taking a hiatus as Corey relocates to Austin, TX.  Have a nice break and please keep in touch!

May 07, 2007: Recast of an interview with Beth Kanter. 

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Interview with Morrie Warshawski

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I (since I am writing this about myself) am the host and producer of the 501c3cast. I first began thinking about creating this podcast in February of 2005 when I began listening to many of the early podcasters. Five months later I gathered the courage and motivation to begin producing the first programs. I’ve been involved and interested in the work of nonprofit organizations since I was young. It was easy for me to recognize that podcasting has amazing potential to help people who are working to improve the world. Podcasting is a story telling medium, and philanthropic minded people have stories to tell. What’s my story?

I am currently working and living in Austin, TX with my wife, Katie and our cat, Phlox. By day, I work for Convio as a Technology Consultant working with Account Managers and the clients they serve. I am grateful for my job because it gives me the opportunity to work with hundreds of nonprofits all over the United States. I’d like to think that I’m helping each of them fulfill their missions.

Prior to working with nonprofit technology, I was a fundraiser for several organizations. Many of the organizations that I’ve worked with have a focus of helping improve the lives of people with disabilities. I have served on the board of a developing 501c3 organization and continuously volunteer with other organizations that I believe in.

Like all of my experiences in the nonprofit world, I feel that the 501c3cast has given me more than I’ve contributed. The purpose of this podcast is to provide a source of inspiration and information for people involved with charitable organizations.

For more information about Corey (me), email: 501c3cast@gmail.com

I (since I am writing this about myself) am the host and producer of the 501c3cast. I first began thinking about creating this podcast in February of 2005 when I began listening to many of the early podcasters. Five months later I gathered the courage and motivation to begin producing the first programs. I’ve been involved and interested in the work of nonprofit organizations since I was young. It was easy for me to recognize that podcasting has amazing potential to help people who are working to improve the world. Podcasting is a story telling medium, and philanthropic minded people have stories to tell. What’s my story?

I am currently working and living in Austin, TX with my wife, Katie and our cat, Phlox. By day, I work for Convio as a Technology Consultant working with Account Managers and the clients they serve. I am grateful for my job because it gives me the opportunity to work with hundreds of nonprofits all over the United States. I’d like to think that I’m helping each of them fulfill their missions.

Prior to working with nonprofit technology, I was a fundraiser for several organizations. Many of the organizations that I’ve worked with have a focus of helping improve the lives of people with disabilities. I have served on the board of a developing 501c3 organization and continuously volunteer with other organizations that I believe in.

Like all of my experiences in the nonprofit world, I feel that the 501c3cast has given me more than I’ve contributed. The purpose of this podcast is to provide a source of inspiration and information for people involved with charitable organizations.

For more information about Corey (me), email: 501c3cast@gmail.com