Award Winning
Mid-America EMMY® Awards
Historical/Cultural – Short Format Content
2022 Award Winner
The Communicator Awards
Film/Video-Diversity, Equity & Inclusion
Film/Video-History/Biography
Film/Video-Entertainment
Craft Categories-Editing
2022 Award of Distinction
Craft Categories-Use of Music
Film/Video-Sports
Film/Video-Diversity, Equity & Inclusion
Telly Awards
Silver: Television-Entertainment
Silver: Television-History
Bronze: Television-Drama
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Looking for a new ... or old ... dessert for the holiday season?
In our last episode of THE SEED, Erynn Williams Burge from The Staley Museum and Laura Richter from Spencer Films provided "Food for Thought," discussing recipes published by Staley Manufacturing. Here are a sampling of dessert recipes that are nearly 100 years old.
You can view the video podcast at youtu.be/PeR_DPMN-Q8 or listen on your favorite platform listed on theseed.buzzsprout.com/.Picking up groceries for next week’s big meal? Don’t forget dessert!
Here’s some ideas from 1926! Coconut Cream Pie, Butterscotch Pie, Lemon Cream Sponge Pie, and Lemon Tarts! 🥧 YUM!
Hanging out in Abe’s neighborhood today to shoot another piece of our story for December’s In Focus program airing on regional PBS television, WSIU-TV in southern Illinois and WSEC-TV in central Illinois. Thanks to Tim Townsend with the National Park Service for having us today!
In this episode of THE SEED, Spencer Films Production Manager Laura Richter and The Staley Museum Assistant Director Erynn Williams Burge provide "Food for Thought" as they discuss the recipes, cookbooks, and special publications distributed by Staley Manufacturing, some of which were published over 100 years ago.
THE SEED is produced by Spencer Films in partnership with The Staley Museum and Herald & Review. The podcast is sponsored by Staley Credit Union and the Brechnitz Group of Raymond James.
You can watch the podcast on our YouTube channel (linked below), or listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, and our Buzzsprout station at theseed.buzzsprout.com.
Congratulations to Spencer Films Production Manager Laura Richter and our documentary researcher who is now with The Staley Museum Lana Wildman for organizing The Route 66 International Film Festival and Awards Ceremony. Laura and Lana are on the film festival board, pictured here on the red carpet with Springfield Mayor Jim Langfelder and Director of Community Relations Juan Huerta.
In this episode of THE Seed, "Recipe for Success," host Julie Staley from Spencer Films and co-host Laura Jahr from The Staley Museum discuss the women who promoted, marketed, and used Staley products.
THE SEED is produced by Spencer Films in partnership with The Staley Museum and Herald & Review. The podcast is sponsored by Staley Credit Union and the Brechnitz Group of Raymond James.
You can watch the podcast on our YouTube channel (linked below), or listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, and our Buzzsprout station at theseed.buzzsprout.com.
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