Staff

Clare M. Gorman, Executive Director

Clare Gorman joined CEM as Executive Director in May 2008, bringing over 25 years of experience in the nonprofit industry. She was both the Executive Director and Development Director at The Baltimore Station, a residential therapeutic recovery program for men. She has also acted in a consulting capacity providing fundraising and marketing services to numerous nonprofit organizations and was the Marketing Director for Enterprise Community Investment, a national leader in affordable housing and community development.

Clare received her bachelor’s degree cum laude from the College of Notre Dame of Maryland and is a graduate of the 2005 class of the Weinberg Fellows Program.

She resides in Baltimore City where she serves on the Boards of Live Baltimore Home Center and the Woman’s Industrial Exchange.

Email: clare@centerforemergingmedia.org

Justin Levy, Producer

Justin Levy is a producer at the Center for Emerging Media. He also comes to CEM from WYPR, where he worked as a producer for The Marc Steiner Show from November 2006 to February 2008. He is a graduate of Johns Hopkins University, where he majored in Film and Media Studies. He currently lives in Waverly.

Email: justin@centerforemergingmedia.org. 

Christina Arrison, Producer

Christina Arrison has been a producer at the Center for Emerging Media since February of 2010.  She started interning at the show in 2008 after moving to Baltimore from Washington, DC, where she worked in the labor movement for several years.  She's a graduate of Smith College in Northampton, MA, where she studied American History and German Literature.  

Email: christina@steinershow.org    

Andrew Eppig

Andrew Eppig, a graduate of Full Sail, is Senior Production Engineer at Clean Cuts Music and Sound Design in Baltimore, MD. With a background in music and production, his work spans across all forms of media content.

Steve Elliot

Steve Elliot has been a producer / assistant director of television commercials since the early 1980s, working primarily for EUE/ScreenGems. Prior to that Steve was an assistant film editor and folk musician and lived and worked around New York City. Since 1994, Steve has also worked as an adjunct professor at NYU, teaching film editing and then digital editing. He has known Marc Steiner since they went to boarding school together. In the spring of 1965, Marc, Steve and two other classmates, Steve Gilmer and Michael Duarte, formed American Youth for Vietnam Youth [AYVY] to collect clothing and any other helpful material for victims of the war that had just started. In 2005 Steiner asked Elliot to join his trip to Vietnam and videotape the making of the radio documentary Shared Weight. Later in the year he was asked to assume the producer role in finishing the series, which, as a longtime public radio junkie and someone open to trying just about anything, he accepted. Shared Weight is his first radio production.

For general program information, email: programs@centerforemergingmedia.org.

Interns

Judith Lloyd is a writer who studied at the University of Iowa. Her current focuses include experimental fiction and spoken word. After several years of regular visitation, she moved from Chicago to Baltimore in late 2007.

Bryan Boone is a graduate of Morgan State University with a degree in Telecommunications.  His focuses are radio production, social networking and disc jockeying. In addition to interning for the Marc Steiner show, Bryan is currently a Board Operator at WEAA 88.FM Baltimore.

Richard Good is a telecommunications student in his junior year at Morgan State University.  His focus is radio, and he has had over two years experience interning at WEAA.  His goal is to one day own his own radio/televison station. 

Gay Pinder is a communications specialist with experience as a writer and producer in non-fiction television, including projects for Discovery, HGTV and the Food Network.  Gay is currently working on her interests in new media and promoting civility. 

Marianne Amoss is a Baltimorean, born and raised. She's a writer (of fiction, poetry, and nonfiction) and a great fan of public radio. For nearly five years, she's been on staff at Urbanite magazine, where she's currently the managing editor.