How to (Not) Kill Your Community

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David Conrad-Pérez: (Don't) Avoid Institutional Accountability

October 07, 2026

In this episode, Stuart Comstock-Gay speaks with David Conrad-Pérez, author of "Fire in the Heart of the City: The Triangle Shirtwaist Tragedy and the Origins of Modern Charity" about the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire of 1911 and how it impacted philanthropy in the United States.  David Conrad-Pérez is a historian who writes about the media, philanthropy, public memory, and the hidden institutional forces that shape how people understand crisis and reform. 

Secretary Anne Canby and Pam Eaton: (Don't) Miss the Bus

June 08, 2026

In this episode, Stuart Comstock-Gay speaks with Pam Eaton and Secretary Anne Canby about the unique transportation challenges of northern and southern Delaware, climate change, and moving past a highway-only mindset. Secretary Anne Canby is a transportation policy expert who pioneered women's leadership in state transportation agencies. She served as the first female Commissioner of the New Jersey Department of Transportation from 1981 to 1982 and the first female Secretary of the Delaware D...

Corie Priest: (Don't) Throw Away the Key

June 08, 2026

In this episode, Stuart Comstock-Gay speaks with Director of Community Engagement for the Delaware Department of Justice Corie Priest about recidivism rates, mental health, and meaningful engagement with justice systems. Corie Priest is the Director of Community Engagement for the Delaware Department of Justice, a pioneering role he began in April 2019 — marking the first time the Department hired someone it had previously prosecuted. A nationally respected voice in reentry and criminal justi...

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How to (Not) Kill Your Community is hosted by Stuart Comstock-Gay. Its publicly listed emails are info@delcf.org and mpack@delcf.org. For guest bookings, the host or producer is usually the best person to reach. Podseeker helps you find direct host and producer contacts and pitch from your own inbox.

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The publicly listed emails for How to (Not) Kill Your Community: info@delcf.org and mpack@delcf.org.

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Who is an ideal guest for How to (Not) Kill Your Community?

How to (Not) Kill Your Community typically books working professionals with real expertise. Typical guest background: Delaware-based or Delaware-connected nonprofit executives, public officials, community advocates, clergy, entrepreneurs, and subject-matter experts with direct experience addressing civic and social challenges. Common among recent guests: Senior leadership in nonprofits, government agencies, religious institutions, or socially focused businesses; Recognized expertise in community development, public policy, social services, inclusion, transportation, or civic engagement; Documented leadership, advocacy, program creation, or service benefiting Delaware communities. Recent guests include Corie Priest, Pam Eaton, and Anne Canby.

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Recent episodes cover Community Development, Nonprofits, Civic Engagement, Public Policy, and Philanthropy. Pitch an idea tied to one of these topics and mention a recent episode.