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What is the Baytown Engage Podcast?
The purpose of Baytown Engage is to provide a platform for community members to share experiences, projects and innovation unique to Baytown. We want to hear your voices and stories that make the Baytown community unique.
Where can you listen to the Baytown Engage podcast?
Baytown Engage episodes are available on the following platforms: Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Podbean. New episodes are available every Monday.
Erline Maingot is the Public Services Librarian for the Sterling Municipal Library. Born and raised here in Baytown, Erline attended GCCISD and is a graduate of Lee High School. Samuel Barker is the PC Specialist for the Sterling Municipal Library and also a national-touring musician, audio engineer and producer. Erline is the host, and Sam is the sound producer for the Baytown Engage podcast.
What is the Baytown Engage Podcast?
The purpose of Baytown Engage is to provide a platform for community members to share experiences, projects and innovation unique to Baytown. We want to hear your voices and stories that make the Baytown community unique.
Where can you listen to the Baytown Engage podcast?
Baytown Engage episodes are available on the following platforms: Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Podbean. New episodes are available every Monday.
Erline Maingot is the Public Services Librarian for the Sterling Municipal Library. Born and raised here in Baytown, Erline attended GCCISD and is a graduate of Lee High School. Samuel Barker is the PC Specialist for the Sterling Municipal Library and also a national-touring musician, audio engineer and producer. Erline is the host, and Sam is the sound producer for the Baytown Engage podcast.
We came up with the idea as the COVID pandemic started when we realized how deeply it was affecting the community. We wanted to create an archive of stories that would preserve this unprecedented moment in history in a way that was meaningful locally. While the first series focused on COVID stories, the vision is to continue the podcast and begin featuring other topics such as public art, social services programs, human interest stories and economic development initiatives.
Stories are a powerful means of connecting people and podcasts are increasingly becoming the platform of choice for sharing stories. Baytown deserves to have its story told by a diverse group of community members. Not only do we see the podcast as a way to let people know what is happening in the community, we also hope it fosters a deeper sense of connection among everyone who lives and works here.
What is the Baytown Engage Podcast?
