communicators

Explore "communicators" with insightful episodes like "Ep. 163: Being A Hoosier Is A Good Thing: Jim Zaleski", "Winning People's Trust Via the Sustainable Stories We Tell", "Communicators as the conscience of a brand", "Ep. 65: Rural Missouri Magazine Field Editor & MOC President: Zach Smith" and "Understanding AI in communications" from podcasts like ""Driftwood Outdoors Podcast", "Influencers", "The Pivot with Ken Evans", "Driftwood Outdoors Podcast" and "The Pivot with Ken Evans"" and more!

Episodes (20)

Ep. 163: Being A Hoosier Is A Good Thing: Jim Zaleski

Brandon Butler and Nathan âShagsâ McLeod sit down with Indiana native, tournament fisherman, and Executive Director at City of Parsons & Labette County Economic Development & Tourism, Jim Zaleski

Topics Discussed: CWD, Tim's Tiki Tap, nickel candy bars, space exploration, tournament fishing, Branson, AGLOW, outdoor communications, trying to buy one egg from Bob Evans, public lands, taking the fun out of fishing, mystery bait bucket and more.

For more info:
https://www.parsonsks.com/

Special Thanks To CZ-USA:
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Special Thanks To Living The Dream Properties:
https://livingthedreamland.com/

Special Thanks To Hunting Works For Missouri:
https://huntingworksformo.com/

Special Thanks To Scenic Rivers Taxidermy:
http://www.scenicriverstaxidermy.com/

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Driftwood Outdoors Podcast

enOctober 11, 2022

Winning People's Trust Via the Sustainable Stories We Tell

How to Tell a Coherent and Authentic Sustainability Story

In this podcast, Alex Heath, Managing Director and US Head of Social Impact & Sustainability at Edelman, talks with Denise Dahlhoff, Senior Researcher, Consumer Research, about the growing expectations for companies by various stakeholders—from customers to investors to employees and beyond—to address sustainability and what that implies for telling a coherent, authentic sustainability story to different audiences. Tune in to hear about the following topics:

What do corporate sustainability and social impact entail?
How do employees and consumers think about sustainability?
Does corporate purpose make employees more productive?
How to tell a coherent sustainability story, including challenges and goals yet to be achieved, to different stakeholders?

enSeptember 13, 2022

Communicators as the conscience of a brand

Any brand’s effort to gain public trust and maintain its reputation is a never-ending cycle, and if the last year has taught us anything, its that communicators need to have a seat at the table. As we continue to navigate a global pandemic and ongoing social justice issues, marketers and communicators have risen to the challenge in an effort to adapt to the situation quickly, and help inform decisions to maintain public trust.

In this episode of The Pivot, we chat with Russell Baker, president of IABC/Toronto. Part of his mandate is to modernize the Toronto Chapter – by placing an emphasis on data to help inform decisions. Tune in to hear the discussion on Russell’s mission to modernize the profession, the IABC’s DEI initiatives, and his key learnings on being a communicator during the pandemic.

The Pivot with Ken Evans

enFebruary 11, 2021

Ep. 65: Rural Missouri Magazine Field Editor & MOC President: Zach Smith

Brandon Butler and Nathan âShagsâ McLeod talk with Zach Smith the Field Editor of Rural Missouri Magazine and President of Missouri Outdoor Communicators.

Rural Missouri is the statewide publication of Missouri's electric cooperatives. Each month, they bring you the people and places of this great state and celebrate the good life that all rural Missourians enjoy.

The Missouri Outdoor Communicators is a group of professional journalists, authors, bloggers, photographers, videographers, biologists, naturalists, companies and communicators telling stories about and promoting Missouri's great outdoors.

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Special Thanks To CZ-USA:
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Special Thanks To Hunting Works For Missouri:
https://huntingworksformo.com/

For More Info About Rural Missouri Magazine:
http://www.ruralmissouri.coop/index.php
https://www.facebook.com/RuralMissouri

For More Info About MOC:
http://www.missourioutdoorcommunicators.org/
https://www.facebook.com/MOCommunicators

Connect with Driftwood Outdoors:
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https://www.instagram.com/driftwoodoutdoors/
http://driftwoodoutdoors.com/category/podcasts/

Email:
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Driftwood Outdoors Podcast

enNovember 24, 2020

Understanding AI in communications

In the world of communications and marketing, we have no option but to learn, adapt and apply new techniques and technologies. In PR, we've evolved into integrated communication practitioners, to better understand and integrate social and digital plays into our storytelling. Marketers needed to master new digital platforms to amplify campaigns and access greater metrics and data. Now, we face artificial intelligence. It will change, upend, and influence like nothing before it. Tune in as Martin Waxman, artificial intelligence researcher and McMaster MCM instructor delves into the world of AI and how marketing and communications practitioners must understand the basics of artificial intelligence in order to develop strategies on how to approach it.

The Pivot with Ken Evans

enAugust 08, 2019

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Entrepreneurs, Artists, Communicators, and Dreamers are asking these three questions - Lucas Skrobot [E004]

Today on Own the Future, we will discuss three questions running through everyone’s minds, why we are asking these questions, and why they are important.

We’ve previously touched on these three question:

-Who am I? -What am I gonna do? -Am I gonna make it?

As Dr. Michael Wesch described in a previous episode [E002], These three question hit on three massive areas in our lives. Our identity, our occupation and making a living, and the third is the constant concern of risk and doubt that permeates our world.

Hundreds of years ago, humanity was not asking these questions.

Listen and discover why we are asking these questions today--and what you can, and should, do about it.

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The Lucas Skrobot Show

enJuly 25, 2018

Audio Podcast 77 - Anatomy of an Entrepreneur

As entrepreneurs exactly who are we? What makes us tick? Is there some sort of DNA gene that we can point to? I've thought a lot about some of the exceptional entrepreneurs I've known over the past four decades and have identified some of their traits and tendencies that stand out.

An Entrepreneurs Words Podcast

enDecember 31, 2017

The Middle Child

Dr Judy WTF (What the Freud) broadcasts every Thursday at 8:00 PM Pacific Time in the USA. You can see us live at www.UBNradio.com on Channel 2. It is a call in show. Get on the Couch with your Emotional Ouch USA – 323-843-2826 or Internationally – SKYPE – UBNradio2 The middle child seems to be the one that is the best negotiator in the family. Statistically they are good communicators and tend to have better marriages--most of them do not cheat on their spouses. Sometimes they tend to be people pleasers because they need to satisfy others around them. At times they have to learn to be alone because the first child and the baby get the most attention. They seem to have more patience. Sometimes they have to make their presence known through being unique and creative or else they won't stand out. More than half of all presidents of the United States are middle children, including Donald Trump. We Shrunk The Tune "Stuck in The Middle With You” by Stealers Wheel

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en-usJanuary 26, 2017

Inside PR 462: Books that last

Books for communicators On this episode of the Inside PR podcast, Gini Dietrich, Martin Waxman and Joseph Thornley talk about books that had lasting impact on us and that we would recommend to others: What Would Google Do, by Jeff Jarvis, an annual read for Gini. Always inspiring. "It's fun to watch the progression of my own business since I first read that book," says Gini. Spin Sucks, by Gini Dietrich. Martin says, "I'm not sucking up. I put it on the reading list for my social media course." Bowling Alone, by Robert Putnam, "A book written about how people were losing their social connections as they cocooned during the television age," says Joe. A must-read to understand what social media freed us from. Alone Together by Sherry Turkle. The other side of the social media and handheld device revolution. When can we be alone in a crowd? Disruptive Power, by Taylor Owen. A contemporary take on how these trends have led to the era of non-hierarchical collective action. Thinking, Fast and Slow, by Daniel Kahneman. Kahneman writes in an accessible fashion about how and why we make unpredictable decisions. A primer on behavioural economics that we can all understand. Built to Sell, by John Warrillow and Bo Burlingham. Gini found this book invaluable in helping her to conceive of how to turn here services business into a process driven company that is scalable and less dependent on her personally. The Art of Strategy, by Avinash K. Dixit and Barry J.J. Nalebuff. Martin read this book when he was selling his business. It helped him sort through his thinking about what strategy really is and how it differs from tactics and how to manage through situations in which people are acting on very different strategies. These books made a difference in our thinking. And we return to them repeatedly. So, we recommend them without hesitation. #IPRMustKnows Also, on this episode, we cover: A recent study underlines the persistent problem of people not being able to discern the distinction between native advertising and editorially-independent news on publishers' websites. Snapchat adds to its content with a deal with Turner to develop original shows for Snapchat based on TBS programs.

enJanuary 16, 2017

s4a550 - Ask Me for a Story

Today's show:

A very lively story time with a California crowd
Andrea is back and live with a keen public
A story for you today ...

Andrea, the Executive Director of The God's Story Project and Simply the Story, speaks with a crowd in Menifee, California about the power of using Bible story to reach people today and then presents a Bible story with the group. This is the first in a 2-part series with this Bible story and will be continued next week.

Links ... The God's Story Project ... Simply the Story

We hope you enjoy the show. Click on the (direct download) link immediately below to start hearing this show NOW!

enNovember 29, 2016

s4a550 - Ask Me for a Story

Today's show:

A very lively story time with a California crowd
Andrea is back and live with a keen public
A story for you today ...

Links ... The God's Story Project ... Simply the Story

We hope you enjoy the show. Click on the (direct download) link immediately below to start hearing this show NOW!

enNovember 29, 2016

KCIABC Today: Branding with Clifton Alexander

Register for this event today: http://www.cvent.com/d/34qf3n/4W Communicators know a brand is more than just the look and feel. It includes positioning, perception and even a sense of purpose. Sometimes to stay relevant and continue to deliver on brand promise, organizations need to rebrand. To be prepared for a future rebrand and ensure success, join us for Rebrand For Success at 8 a.m. Thursday, Aug. 21 to hear brand expert Clifton Alexander, REACTOR Design Studio, share his expertise in helping organizations rebrand. Intro and outro music courtesy of www.pacdv.com/sounds KC/IABC is the Kansas City chapter of the International Association of Business Communicators (IABC). KC/IABC, the 2012 International Chapter of the Year, provides professional development, networking and career opportunities for a wide variety of communications professionals. Our diverse membership represents the professions of public relations, corporation communications, marketing, design, videography, photography and more. Our members work in communications for large corporations, small businesses, ad agencies and non-profits. We’re also pleased to have a number of self-employed entrepreneurs in our ranks, as well as college students who are looking forward to a career in the field.

en-usAugust 11, 2014

s4a417 - What About the Epistles?

Today's show:

Can you tell stories with the epistles and poetry in the Bible?
What might be the ways one can use to minister expositional passages?
Looking at oral communication for the WHOLE Bible

This week on story4all podcast we tackle that question that often surfaces in storytelling workshops, "What about the epistles?". How does one tackle non-story passages of Scripture and still communicate in an oral way for oral communicators to grasp? If you want to discuss further about this, send your questions in to story4all

Links ... Simply the Story web site

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We hope you enjoy the show. Click on the (direct download) link immediately below to start hearing this show NOW!

enMay 13, 2014

s4a417 - What About the Epistles?

Today's show:

Can you tell stories with the epistles and poetry in the Bible?
What might be the ways one can use to minister expositional passages?
Looking at oral communication for the WHOLE Bible

Links ... Simply the Story web site

Like the podcast? Check out the magazine here!

We hope you enjoy the show. Click on the (direct download) link immediately below to start hearing this show NOW!

enMay 13, 2014

THE CREATIVE COMPASS (From Inspiration to Publication) with Dan Millman

In today’s high tech world, each of us has the opportunity to communicate our ideas and stories to more people than ever before possible. This is especially true for aspiring artists and creative writers.

So, what does it mean to be a “Story Teller” in the 21st Century? How can one seek inspiration and overcome inertia and self-doubt? What is a “master metaphor” and why is this so important to each of us? How can aspiring authors and communicators most effectively share their work with the world?

Listen to this (14 min) interview with acclaimed author Dan Millman, as he talks about his latest writings in “THE CREATIVE COMPASS”.

Dan Millman is an internationally acclaimed speaker and teacher whose first book Way of the Peaceful Warrior has inspired millions of people worldwide, and was made into a feature film by Universal Pictures in 2007. During his life so far, Dan has written 16 books that have been translated into 29 languages. He has influenced leaders in the fields of psychology, health, education, business, politics, sports, entertainment & the arts.

Dan’s most recent project was writing a book with his accomplished daughter Sierra Prasada, entitled THE CREATIVE COMPASS: Writing Your Way from Inspiration to Publication.

This (14 min) interview can be accessed here for immediate listening on line, or to download in mp3 format.

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enOctober 29, 2013

Celebrating a Year of Conversations

In this video, Mary Fletcher Jones celebrates the achievement of producing more than 80 Conversations in Public Relations videos presented on YouTube in 2009. Special thanks to all the wonderful guests and to David Hyson for his help and support to make this free and informative series available to our community of professional communicators and students. In its first year, the videos were viewed more than 8,000 times on YouTube and more than 5,000 times on iTunes. Conversations in Public Relations is also found on Facebook and Wordpress. Thanks also to Ross Putman for filming and editing the first videos, and to Katie Donohue for designing the Conversations in Public Relations logo and blog masthead. Conversations in Public Relations is an online video series featuring interviews with Washington, DC area communicators and professional group leaders on topics ranging from social media, networking, employee communications, crisis communications, advertising, event planning, market research, government contracts, and more.

Conversations in Public Relations

en-usDecember 23, 2009

How to Present a Virtual Press Conference, with Amy Shaw

Amy K. Shaw, Associate Director of Public Relations at SNM (http://www.snm.org), shares the results of her organization's amazing success with obtaining media coverage at their annual conference by presenting a well-planned press conference, including the element of a virtual press conference created with Ustream live streaming online video. To download Amy Shaw's PowerPoint presentation (11 slides) about this press conference, visit http://www.adfero.com/viralvideopdfs/... Conversations in Public Relations is produced by Mary Fletcher Jones and David Hyson. Recorded December 2009.

Conversations in Public Relations

en-usDecember 21, 2009

Anatomy of a Press Conference; with Amy Shaw

If you've ever wondered what kind of work goes into producing a press conference, tune in as SNM's Associate Director of Public Relations Amy Shaw shares best practices for obtaining media coverage. Amy discusses how to connect with reporters, how to hold a virtual press conference, and how to maintain momentum and relationships after the press conference. Recorded in December 2009. Produced by Mary Fletcher Jones and David Hyson for Conversations in Public Relations.

Conversations in Public Relations

en-usDecember 21, 2009

s4a170 - Summer Session 7

Today's show:

LaNette Thompson, West Africa Apprentice Programs Director for the IMB, begins a short series entitled, "Communicating effectively with Oral Communicators".

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enAugust 04, 2009

s4a170 - Summer Session 7

Today's show:

LaNette Thompson, West Africa Apprentice Programs Director for the IMB, begins a short series entitled, "Communicating effectively with Oral Communicators".

Coming up very soon!