Maya Goldberg-Safir
Maya Goldberg-Safir (@mayags) is Third Coast's artistic director.
Responsible for co-leading & collaborating on Third Coast's artistic programming, marketing/publicizing efforts, Maya loves building relationships in the audio community. She has been at TCIAF since 2013, and has worked with the organization as an intern, Social Media Strategist, and Artistic Associate. She also performs as one of Third Coast's licensed Podcast Therapists, offering podcast "prescriptions" to audiences in Chicago and beyond. Maya is active in the community of Chicago independent radio producers. A native Californian, she re-located to the Midwest after graduating from Middlebury College.
producer
Straight out of college, Maya was living in her cousins' attic and was working a part-time, unpaid internship. Then she took a job as a nanny that turned out to be nothing like she'd expected.
I'm in awe of my new roommate Lina. But she's from Idaho...
This hour we're live at the Hideout in Chicago with stories of pairs who are complete opposites, but utterly entwined.
This week on the podcast, a Third Coast original production.
Whether she likes it or not, things are about to change.
This hour we're featuring some of our favourite entries to the 2016 ShortDocs Challenge!
On April 11, 2017, Third Coast held a public discussion in Chicago to discuss S-Town , the most-buzzed about podcast of the year, from Serial Productions and This American Life .
TC: Hey, Maya.
Co-lead 2019 Advisory Group
We're thrilled to introduce this year's members.
presenter
A series of short talks from producers who hope to dare and ignite.
Join us on the opening night of Third Coast for Late Night Provocations: a series of short talks from producers who hope to dare and ignite.
Every other fall, the Third Coast stretches its wings, embraces a film festival model (minus the popcorn - too noisy) and presents the Third Coast Filmless Festival - a celebration of sound, story, and the art of listening.
curator
To kick off 2019, Third Coast invited producers whose narrative audio work we’ve never featured before, to send us the best story they’ve made recently. We called it the Producer Index Challenge.
host
Podcasts have been shown to rejuvenate your commute, enliven your dishwashing, and bring the best of audio storytelling straight to your ears. But... how do you choose? Do you hear about new podcasts daily, but just can’t get them to your ears?
Get to know the 2019 Radio Residents and the projects they'll be working on at Ragdale!
staff
Artistic Director Third Coast International Audio Festival
Third Coast in 2020