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"What Gives"- The Philanthropy Podcast

Erin Satzger

Booking Overview

This is a regional philanthropy and civic-impact interview show focused on how business, nonprofits, community investment, and economic development work together, featuring CEOs, founders, nonprofit executives, and civic leaders. PR agencies could credibly pitch business leaders with meaningful philanthropic initiatives, nonprofit and foundation executives, economic-development professionals, education innovators, and community-focused developers; booking difficulty is medium, with strong preference for guests demonstrating substantial regional or national impact.

Metrics

Episodes: 34

Frequency: Irregular

Rating: 5.0/5.0

Estimated listeners: 100 - 1,000

Listener location: USA

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Contact Information

Publicly listed emails

producer@whatgivespodcast.com

hello@company.com

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Host

Erin Satzger - Chief Executive Officer of the Northern Cincinnati Foundation, focused on connecting philanthropy, business, and community development across the region.

Booking Intelligence

Booking Requirements

medium
Typical Credentials:  
CEOs, founders, senior nonprofit or foundation executives, civic leaders, educators, developers, and business leaders with demonstrated involvement in philanthropy, community investment, economic development, or social impact.
Required Achievements:  
Founded or led a significant business, nonprofit, educational institution, or civic organization, Completed major real estate, economic-development, workforce, education, or philanthropic initiatives, Demonstrated measurable regional or broader community impact

Recent Guest Discussions

Rick Flynn - Building A Durable CPA Firm, Leadership And Employee Retention, Banking Turnaround, Minority Depository Institutions, Artificial Intelligence In Accounting And Philanthropy, And Community Strength.

Jason Woodard - Community-centered Real Estate Development, Adaptive Reuse, Mixed-use Projects, Economic Development, Philanthropy, And Investment In The Built Environment.

Alecia Kintner - Arts Funding, Nonprofit Leadership, Economic Development, Talent Retention, Regional Collaboration, And The Role Of Arts Organizations In Building Stronger Communities.

William Sprankles - Aviation Workforce Development, Career-technical Education, Student Agency, Educational Innovation, And The Regional Economic Impact Of The Butler Tech Aviation Center.

Larry Connor - Applying Business Discipline To Philanthropy, Calculated Risk, Education Reform, The Greater Dayton School, And Investing In The Future Of Under-resourced Students.

Recent Topics

Philanthropy, Economic Development, Community Investment, Nonprofit Leadership, Business

Episodes

Here's the recent few episodes on
"What Gives"- The Philanthropy Podcast
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Diapers, Dentists, Groceries: The Campus Serving 200,000

October 27, 2026

What happens when you build a nonprofit like a business?Erin Satzger, President & CEO of the Northern Cincinnati Foundation, sits down with Ken Tracy, co-founder of Impacting Tomorrow. It’s the nation’s first holistic community campus, with food, medical, dental, diapers, clothing and family support all under one roof.Ken and his wife wrote the business plan for a healthcare staffing company that grew from 4 employees to more than 4,000. Inside that company, “Impacting Tomorrow” started a...

Efficiency & Effectiveness: Rick Flynn on Building a Firm People Don't Leave

July 22, 2026

Rick Flynn spent three decades building Flynn & Company into one of Cincinnati's most respected CPA firms — then sold it. On this episode of What Gives, Erin Satzger sits down with Rick Flynn, now a partner at UHY, the 26th-largest accounting firm in the country, to unpack the whole arc: caddying at Kenwood Country Club, ten years cutting his teeth at EY, the itch to go out on his own in 1994, and the leadership pivot that turned Flynn & Company from a revolving door into a place...

From Vacant to Vibrant: How Jason Woodard is Reshaping the Region

June 11, 2026

What does it actually take to transform a vacant building into a thriving neighborhood? Erin Satzger, President & CEO of the Northern Cincinnati Foundation, sits down with Jason Woodard, Founder and Principal of Woodard Development, to talk about what drives intentional, community-centered real estate development across the Ohio region.With over 20 years of experience and more than a half-billion dollars in real estate transactions, Jason has helped reshape downtown Dayton through project...

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Who is an ideal guest for "What Gives"- The Philanthropy Podcast?

"What Gives"- The Philanthropy Podcast typically books industry leaders. Typical guest background: CEOs, founders, senior nonprofit or foundation executives, civic leaders, educators, developers, and business leaders with demonstrated involvement in philanthropy, community investment, economic development, or social impact. Common among recent guests: Founded or led a significant business, nonprofit, educational institution, or civic organization; Completed major real estate, economic-development, workforce, education, or philanthropic initiatives; Demonstrated measurable regional or broader community impact. Recent guests include Rick Flynn, Jason Woodard, and Alecia Kintner.

How hard is it to get booked on "What Gives"- The Philanthropy Podcast?

Medium. Guests usually need solid credentials in the topic and an idea that fits the show.

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