Susan Johnston as CEO of New Media Film Festival
We’re excited to sit down with Susan Johnston, CEO of the groundbreaking New Media Film Festival, for an exclusive interview hosted by Sheila!
263 - Producer, Media Futurist Susan Johnston - Charge A Price Worth Working For In Film & Television
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In this episode, we have a conversation with Producer, Media Futurist, and Executive Director of the New Media Film Festival, Susan Johnston.
We talk about the importance of being kind and being on time, what makes the New Media Film Festival different than other festivals, the pot…
Susan Johnston: Ceremonial Centers of Iron Age Ireland
Dr. Johnston is an expert in the archaeology of ancient Ireland, and is particularly known for her work excavating Dun Ailinne, one of the most important ceremonial centers of the Irish Iron Age, a period still shrouded in mystery. We discuss her excavations at Dun Aillinne, and some of the big que…
Susan Johnston- How This Business Survived – and Thrived – During COVID
02-09-2026 Susan Johnston
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S1 Ep10: Episode 10: Creating those creative opportunities and writing your story with Susan Johnston
Come join Lori Moilov and Susan Johnston as they deep dive into abundance and creativity in the arts. Creativity is LIMITLESS!Susan Johnston - Media Futurist, Rolling Stone Columnist, Knighted for work in arts & humanity 2017. Enjoys everything fun.
Below is the short film she mentioned in the po…
Susan Johnston/Ozhaawashkodwekwe: An Indigenous Woman in the North Country
In honor of Women's History Month, this week's guest Emily Macgillivray (The Outdoors Historian) joins the podcast to share the story of Ozhaawashkodwekwe, also known as Susan Johnston, an Ojibwe woman born in the Chequamegon Bay region of Lake Superior (Wisconsin), married to an Irish fur trader …
Ep. 3 The Gatekeepers
Reference Service at Robarts Library in the 1970s and 1980s
Host Jesse Carliner explores Robarts Library’s intimidating reputation beyond its brutalist architecture, tracing how the building was intended as a formal, graduate student and faculty focused research facility until undergraduate protes…
Ep. 5 The Pink Collar
The gendered history of Robarts Library.
This episode of The Unquiet Library: 50 Years of Robarts Library explores the gendered history of the John P. Robarts Research Library through 2021 oral-history interviews, framing librarianship as a “pink collar” profession dominated by women yet often led…
Episode 62: Exploring End-of-Life Options
In this episode, volunteers Steph Campbell and Susan Johnston from Compassion & Choices explain medical aid in dying, California’s End of Life Option Act, eligibility criteria and safeguards, and the other end-of-life choices available. They share personal stories about hospice, family impact, and …
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