August 2025- Producing A Podcast
LAB DESCRIPTION
The Producing A Podcast lab is designed for leaders to learn new skills in Podcasting. Participants will learn skills about recording, editing, marketing, and monetization.
ADDITIONAL DETAILS
LAB DATES
August 16, 2025 - Defining Your Why: Purpose, Branding, and Understanding Why Your Metrics Matter
August 23, 2025 - Episode Planning and Advanced Content Development Strategies
August 30, 2025 - Mastering Production: Recording, Editing, and Sound Design Basics
September 6, 2025 - Growing Together: Podcast Monetization, Audience Growth, and Promoting Your Podcast
LEADERSHIP LAB INSTRUCTOR
Johnnie Ray Kornegay III
Johnnie Ray Kornegay III (aka Jay Ray) is the Deputy Director of Strategy and Impact for CNP. In his role, Kornegay contributes to visioning and planning for the overall organization, while participating in creating organizational culture, sustainability, wellness and a productive and constructive work environment. In addition, he is co-host and producer of Queue Points, a podcast that informs and celebrates Black Music creatives through meaningful dialogue. He was a 2024 AIR Media New Voices AMPLIFY Fellow.
Kornegay is a self-taught photographer whose work has been featured in WUSSY Magazine, Positively Aware Magazine, Dazed & Confused Magazine and the Atlanta-Journal Constitution. Johnnie co-curated, I AM... - Arts, Activism and HIV (an exhibition at the National Center for Civil and Human Rights) and Canvas: Art, HIV, & The Black LGBTQ Community. He facilitated a discussion with American fine artist, Kia LaBeija at the High Museum of Art in Atlanta and delivered a keynote address about the work of Marlon Riggs at Cinema Queer in Stockholm, Sweden.
In 2019, Johnnie executive produced his first documentary Outrun the Sky. His photographic works, Birth of a Black Gay King and NAKED, explore the topics of Black queer men and body image.
A member of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc., Johnnie is the recipient of the 2017 Barbara Vick Impact Award for his artistic contributions in response to the impact of HIV in Atlanta. He currently resides in his hometown of Chester, PA.
