Spotlighting the People Shaping What’s Next in Montgomery County
About the Show
The Moderately Mic’d Show is a locally produced television and digital series focused on the people making a real difference across Montgomery County.
From educators and students to business owners, artists, nonprofit leaders, athletes, and community builders, the show highlights the stories, values, and ideas behind the people who are shaping what’s next in our community.
This is not a debate show.
This is not a promotional show.
It is a platform for real people doing meaningful work.
Where to Watch & Listen
Watch
Every episode is on the Moderately Mic’d playlist on the Moderately MOCO YouTube channel. Short-form highlight clips are shared across Moderately MOCO’s social media platforms.
Listen
Audio versions are available on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.
Television
Moderately Mic’d airs on Montgomery Community Media (MCM) Channel 21, the county’s primary local programming channel.
Channel 21 is available to cable subscribers in Montgomery County on:
• Comcast
• Verizon Fios
• RCN
Live streaming and on-demand viewing are also available at mymcmedia.org/channels.
High-definition programming is additionally carried on Channel 995.
Montgomery Community Media Platforms
Select episodes and clips may also be featured across MCM’s digital and social media channels.
What to Expect
Each episode features one guest who is impacting Montgomery County in meaningful ways. Conversations focus on:
• The values that guide them
• How they are building what they are building
• Advice for people who want to make a difference
• The impact their work has on the community
All Episodes
Every episode has its own page with the full conversation, the video, and where to listen.
- Amanda Levin on Building NeuroSpice Girls, a DMV Community for Moms of Neurodivergent Kids
- Craig Rice on Food Insecurity, Leadership, and Montgomery County’s Future
- Justin the Artist on Building a Creative Business and Lifting Up Montgomery County
- MCPS Superintendent Dr. Thomas Taylor on Boundaries, Closures, and Budget Pressures
- Moderately Mic’d Launching Soon – First Guest Announced




