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Mission Bayou is presented by Comfy Stone, a New Orleans-based video production agency that helps organizations amplify their impact through mission-driven storytelling, hosted by Maya McGee, the Senior Director of Operations at Comfy Stone, and Brenna Gourgeot, a community organizer and data analyst focused on socioeconomic and environmental justice in Southeast Louisiana. From fundraising videos and social media content to full-scale podcast production, Comfy Stone makes it easy for organizations to share their stories in a way that resonates.

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25 wrz 2026

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How FFLIC Is Fighting for Louisiana’s Youth 25.09.2026

Antonio Travis is the Leadership Development Manager and Cameron Dumas is the Leadership Development Coordinator at Friends and Families of Louisiana’s Incarcerated Children (FFLIC), an organization working to transform the systems that impact Louisiana’s young people and families. We sat down with Antonio and Cameron to discuss FFLIC’s advocacy, the lasting effects of punitive school discipline,...

Supporting Parents From Day One | Training Grounds New Orleans 18.09.2026

Melanie Richardson is the co-founder and executive director of Training Grounds, a New Orleans nonprofit helping parents and caregivers build stronger foundations for children during their first five years. We sat down with Melanie to talk about why those early years matter so much, the challenges families face when early learning and developmental support are hard to access, and how Training Grou...

Play Like A Girl: Helping Girls Build Confidence, Leadership & Career Skills 11.09.2026

Dr. Kimberly Clay is the Founder and CEO of Play Like A Girl, a nonprofit working to help girls build confidence, develop leadership skills, and explore pathways into STEM and other careers. We sat down with Dr. Clay to talk about how Play Like A Girl grew from a small support network into a national organization, and how sports, mentorship, workplace exposure, and early intervention can help girl...

How Giving Gap Is Changing the Way We Support Black Nonprofits 04.09.2026

Tina Terrell Brown is the Vice President of Marketing and Communications at Giving Gap, a platform working to spotlight, support, and strengthen Black-founded and Black-led nonprofit organizations across the country. We sat down with Tina to talk about why Giving Gap was created, how the organization has continued building momentum since 2020, and why increasing visibility, funding, and connection...

Making Dreams Come True for Older Adults with Second Wind Dreams 28.08.2026

Heavyn Brousseau is the Dreams and Volunteer Coordinator for Second Wind Dreams, a nonprofit dedicated to changing the perception of aging by helping older adults experience meaningful moments, fulfill lifelong wishes, and feel seen and valued. We talk with Heavyn about how the organization’s Dreams Program works, from training Dream Weavers to uncover residents’ hopes and memories to bringing tog...

How Young Musicians Build Successful Careers with Sanaa Music Workshop 21.08.2026

The students of the Sanaa Music Workshop are the future of New Orleans music. We sat down with Joshua Alexander, Tavares Moore, Bryce Reyes, and Bella Meese to hear how the workshop is helping them grow as musicians while preparing them for successful careers through mentorship, entrepreneurship, and real-world music business education. From discovering their musical passions to learning about fin...

How Second Line Arts Collective Is Shaping the Future of Music 14.08.2026

Gregory Ajid is the Executive Director and Co-Founder of Second Line Arts Collective, and Madelin Alexander is a returning student of the organization's Sanaa Music Workshop. We sat down with Greg and Madelin to explore how the workshop is preparing the next generation of musicians by blending world-class music education with entrepreneurship, financial literacy, and real-world career developm...

How a St. Louis Tornado Sparked a Community Movement with Grassroots Redeeming Love 07.08.2026

Ginelle Bess is the Founder and Executive Director of Grassroots Redeeming Love, and Taquera Walker is the organization's Board President. We sat down with them to discuss how a devastating EF3 tornado changed North St. Louis and inspired a volunteer-led movement that has grown into a nonprofit dedicated to long-term recovery. They share how a simple act of showing up with trash bags and bottl...

Fighting Artist Housing Displacement with St. Louis Art Place Initiative 31.07.2026

Jennifer Allen is the Executive Director of St. Louis Art Place Initiative (API) , a nonprofit creating pathways to affordable homeownership for artists while preserving the culture and identity of St. Louis neighborhoods. We sat down with Jennifer to explore how API is tackling artist displacement by combining affordable housing, public art, and community-driven development to help creatives buil...

The Future of Walkable Cities Starts Here with Emma Klues, Great Rivers Greenway 24.07.2026

Emma Klues is the Vice President of Communications and Outreach at Great Rivers Greenway in St. Louis, Missouri. We sat down with Emma to explore how Great Rivers Greenway is connecting communities across the St. Louis region through an expanding network of greenways that promote recreation, transportation, environmental stewardship, and economic growth. We discuss how community input shapes every...

How Auctions in August Has Raised over $1.7 Million for Nonprofits 05.06.2026

Sarah Barnet is a Nonprofit Coordinator at Gulf Coast Bank, where she helps lead Auctions in August, a unique fundraising initiative that has raised nearly $1.7 million for nonprofits across the Gulf South. We sat down with Sarah to talk about how the program works, why it was created, and how it helps organizations raise funds without taking on the burden of running their own auction. She shares...

The Untold History of Jewish Communities in the South with Kenneth Hoffman 29.05.2026

Kenneth Hoffman is the Executive Director of the Museum of the Southern Jewish Experience. We sat down with Kenneth to talk about the museum’s mission to preserve and share over 300 years of Jewish history in the American South, and why understanding these stories matters now more than ever. From immigration and identity to community-building and cultural exchange, Kenneth shares how Southern Jewi...

The New Orleans Flooding Solution Nobody Talks About with Urban Conservancy 22.05.2026

Emily Snyder is a Program Manager at Urban Conservancy. We sat down with Emily to talk about how Urban Conservancy is helping build a greener, healthier, and more resilient New Orleans through stormwater management, native plants, tree advocacy, and community-driven environmental education. From protecting the city’s tree canopy to helping residents better understand green infrastructure, Emily sh...

The Emotional Reality of the NICU with Saul's Light 15.05.2026

As part of our Maternal Health Month series this May, we’re highlighting the voices, organizations, and conversations shaping the future of care for families in New Orleans. Joined by guest host Dr. Lauren LaRose, psychiatrist and host of the Little Brain Campaign podcast, we’re bringing added perspective to these important conversations. Throughout the month, we’re diving into the realities of ma...

From Crisis to Care: Improving Maternal Health with Clover 08.05.2026

As part of our Maternal Health Month series this May, we’re highlighting the voices, organizations, and conversations shaping the future of care for families in New Orleans. Joined by guest host Dr. Lauren LaRose, psychiatrist and host of the Little Brain Campaign podcast, we’re bringing added perspective to these important conversations. Throughout the month, we’re diving into the realities of ma...

How Advocacy Is Reshaping Maternal Health with Birthmark Doula Collective 01.05.2026

As part of our Maternal Health Month series this May, we’re highlighting the voices, organizations, and conversations shaping the future of care for families in New Orleans. Joined by guest host Dr. Lauren LaRose, psychiatrist and host of the Little Brain Campaign podcast, we’re bringing added perspective to these important conversations. Throughout the month, we’re diving into the realities of ma...

Why Supporting Girls with Incarcerated Parents Matters with Daughters Beyond Incarceration 24.04.2026

Dominique Jones-Johnson is the founder and executive director of Daughters Beyond Incarceration, an organization dedicated to supporting and empowering girls with incarcerated parents. We sit down with Dominique to talk about how DBI creates a safe, transformative space for girls ages 8–18 through mentorship, afterschool programming, and a powerful youth policy fellowship that teaches them how to...

The Hidden Struggle of the Working Poor in Louisiana with United Way of Southeast Louisiana 17.04.2026

Michael Williamson is the President and CEO of United Way of Southeast Louisiana. We sit down with Michael to break down United Way’s bold mission to eradicate poverty in our region and their goal of helping 100,000 individuals reach pathways to prosperity by 2035. We dive into the reality of ALICE households, working individuals and families who are still struggling to afford basic needs, and how...

The Power of Scholarships That Last with the 431 Exchange 10.04.2026

Jeanne Geoffray is the co-founder of the 431 Exchange, and Jeanna Barrett is an educator and scholarship recipient. We sit down with Jeanne and Jeanna to explore how the 431 Exchange is expanding access to education across Louisiana by supporting adult learners with scholarships, mentorship, and long-term guidance. Jeanne shares the powerful origin story rooted in a 1965 New Orleans secretarial sc...

How to Plan Early and Build a Message that Converts | GiveNOLA Day Playbook Series Ep. 1 17.03.2026

Ready to start planning your campaign? Grab our GiveNOLA Day Playbook Worksheet and map out your strategy, messaging, and donor outreach before the big day. Download the worksheet: comfystone.com/givenoladayplaybook The Missions Bayou GiveNOLA Day Series is a special set of conversations designed to help nonprofits make the most of one of the biggest giving days in New Orleans. Hosted by Maya McGe...

How to Optimize Your GiveNOLA Day Profile | GiveNOLA Day Playbook Series Ep. 2 17.03.2026

Ready to start planning your campaign? Grab our GiveNOLA Day Playbook Worksheet and map out your strategy, messaging, and donor outreach before the big day. Download the worksheet: comfystone.com/givenoladayplaybook The Missions Bayou GiveNOLA Day Series is a special set of conversations designed to help nonprofits make the most of one of the biggest giving days in New Orleans. Hosted by Maya McGe...

How to Promote and Activate Your Ambassadors | GiveNOLA Playbook Series Ep. 3 17.03.2026

Ready to start planning your campaign? Grab our GiveNOLA Day Playbook Worksheet and map out your strategy, messaging, and donor outreach before the big day. Download the worksheet: comfystone.com/givenoladayplaybook The Missions Bayou GiveNOLA Day Series is a special set of conversations designed to help nonprofits make the most of one of the biggest giving days in New Orleans. Hosted by Maya McGe...

How to Retain Donors After GiveNOLA Day | GiveNOLA Day Playbook Series Ep. 4 17.03.2026

Ready to start planning your campaign? Grab our GiveNOLA Day Playbook Worksheet and map out your strategy, messaging, and donor outreach before the big day. Download the worksheet: comfystone.com/givenoladayplaybook The Missions Bayou GiveNOLA Day Series is a special set of conversations designed to help nonprofits make the most of one of the biggest giving days in New Orleans. Hosted by Maya McGe...

Growing the Next Generation of Leaders in New Orleans with Grow Dat Youth Farm 06.03.2026

Jonshell Johnson is the Education Coordinator at Grow Dat Youth Farm, and To'Nae is a member of the Youth Assistants Crew. Together, they join us to share how this seven-acre farm in City Park is doing far more than growing food—it’s growing leaders. We talk about how the organization hires and mentors young people through paid job training, hands-on farming, and workshops that explore food ju...

From Classroom to Film Festival: Youth Filmmaking in New Orleans with The COOL Cooperative 27.02.2026

Samantha Rohr is the Cohort Leader, and Alaina Dunn is the Program Director of The COOL Cooperative, a nonprofit equipping New Orleans youth with filmmaking and workforce skills that extend far beyond the camera. We talk with them about how Cool Cooperative provides free, hands-on film education to middle and high school students through year-round cohorts, summer camp, in-school programs, and ind...

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