Communication TwentyFourSeven

Jennifer Arvin Furlong

The Communication TwentyFourSeven podcast is a captivating and insightful show hosted by Jennifer Arvin Furlong, a communication expert and motivational speaker. With her warm and engaging style, Jen explores the fascinating world of effective communication, offering valuable tips, strategies, and stories that empower listeners to enhance their interpersonal relationships, professional interactions, and personal growth.

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Leveraging Wins & Losses: How to Go From Anxious Striving to Non-Anxious Achieving

Communication TwentyFourSeven

11/21/22 • 59 min

We humans are very good at attaching our sense of self-worth to our wins. But life will throw us curve balls that can result in immense pain and a profound sense of loss. When we're in the middle of experiencing loss, we empathize with the pain. What can we do when we’re not handling the losses so well? How do we go from empathizing with the problem to empathizing with the opportunity? That’s why I asked James Heppner to be my guest on the next episode of the Communication TwentyFourSeven podcast. James is an international speaker, strategic results coach, and host of the Weekly Wins and Losses podcast. He helps people in their journey to embrace the wins and the losses equally by establishing the mental and physical courage needed to leverage the good and the bad.
This is a truly inspirational conversation. Listen as Jennifer Furlong and guest James Heppner discuss the messy ways we tend to navigate through our peaks and valleys, how having fear is not the real problem, and how we can move from less strain to more gain.
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11/21/22 • 59 min

The Steps to Becoming a World Class Communicator

Communication TwentyFourSeven

11/14/22 • 50 min

How would your life change if you were an exceptional communicator? What steps can you take to become one? Y’all hear me say all the time that communication is a skill just like any other skill; you must practice to get good at it. That’s why I asked Brenden Kumarasamy to be a guest on the show. Brenden is the founder of the popular YouTube channel called MasterTalk, which provides free access to communication tools. He also coaches ambitious executives and entrepreneurs to become the top 1% of communicators in their industry.
Listen as Jennifer Furlong and guest Brenden Kumarasamy discuss the steps you can take today to become a world-class communicator tomorrow.
Brendan's website: https://www.rockstarcommunicator.com/
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11/14/22 • 50 min

Leaders: Are You Prepared for the Next Crisis Communication Event?

Communication TwentyFourSeven

11/07/22 • 60 min

The world is an unpredictable place. One day you could wake up to the news that your organization’s reputation has been attacked in a review. Another day you could wake up to the news that one of your employees is accusing a member of the leadership team of misconduct. On a different day you could wake up to the news that there has been a massive data breach and all your customers’ sensitive information has been stolen. Not too long ago, we all woke up to the news that we were in the middle of a pandemic. If you’re in charge of an organization, large or small, it’s important to know that your reputation will be won or lost online.
From the largest Fortune 500 company to the smallest business with a staff of one, your reputation is at risk. That’s why I asked David Oates to be my guest on the Communication TwentyFourSeven Podcast. David possesses more than 25 years of strategic public relations experience dealing with a wide array of adverse public events. Starting as a U.S. Navy Public Affairs Officer and later as a Corporate Chief Marketing Officer and Non-Profit President, he excels in expertly addressing a myriad of crises that span military, government, corporate, charity, and start-up environments. His crisis communications experiences include handling employee and executive misconduct, cybersecurity attacks, product recalls, mass layoffs, large-scale accidents, criminal investigations, and civil litigation matters.
Take a listen as Jennifer Furlong and David Oates discuss the most common crises organizations typically encounter, and how to prepare for them, or even better, prevent them from happening.
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11/07/22 • 60 min

Entrepreneurial Life: Comfort Zones, Communication, & Creating Connection

Communication TwentyFourSeven

10/31/22 • 60 min

If you have embarked on a path of small business ownership, like many others, you probably had this fantasy of being your own boss and enjoying all the freedom that being your own boss would surely provide. You thought you'd build some workshops and people would sign up. You would create a podcast and people would listen. You would be the master of your calendar and in turn, have lots of free time. Does this sound familiar? If so, you are not alone. As a matter of fact, all of this was really what Jennifer Furlong believed when she decided to create Communication TwentyFourSeven. It can all be overwhelming What is a rookie business owner to do?
Meet Thomas Wu, the pack leader at Koyoti, Inc., a full-service marketing agency. Thomas is a brand strategist and marketing expert with over 20 years of experience, but even more importantly, his work with small businesses combined with his experience as a small business owner provides him with a deeper understanding of what small business owners need. About a year and a half ago, he decided to go beyond his own comfort zone and created the Koyoti Small Business Podcast where he talks about a variety of challenges that come along with small business ownership like social media marketing, bookkeeping, mental health, and communication.
Listen as Jennifer and Thomas discuss entrepreneurial life, the importance of relationship building, and why Thomas is so dedicated to helping other small business owners tackle the scarcity of resources.
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10/31/22 • 60 min

Creative Communication for Parents of Children with Autism

Communication TwentyFourSeven

10/17/22 • 61 min

Being a parent to a child with autism presents many unique challenges. What can families living with autism do to ensure they remain healthy and happy? What role does communication play? Are there some forms of communication that work better than others?
Gina Uricchio is a warrior mom, visionary, and yogi. Creating connections is the cornerstone of her parenting and personal style. Meditation and yoga have been instrumental while raising a family alongside her husband John—especially in meeting the challenges of a special needs child. Listen as podcast host Jennifer Furlong interviews Gina Uricchio to learn more about what it's like to be a parent of an autistic child, creative ways of communicating, and why encouraging artistic expression is important.
Gina's website: https://www.motherasana.com/

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10/17/22 • 61 min

'Just Show Up': How to Pursue Your Passions in a Digital World

Communication TwentyFourSeven

10/10/22 • 54 min

When you look back on your life, will you be able to say you have no regrets? What can you do right now that can set you on that path? What if you have multiple passions? Can you really pursue all of them? After listening to this interview with Amy Scruggs, I’m willing to bet your answer will be “yes!”
Amy is the host of the show “The American Dream” on CNBC and a former producer and host of “Veterans One” and “The Retiring Right” TV shows. She is a bestselling author, public speaker, corporate spokesperson, and country music artist. She has opened for many artists including Clint Black, Trace Adkins, Charlie Daniels, Phil Vassar, Little Texas, and many more. Her newly recorded song, “Love Another Day” is now charting on the radio worldwide.
After 20 years as a business professional, touring recording artist, and TV host, Amy is now using her experience as a media coach to help others grow in their on-camera presence and overall self-awareness for public events, speaking, and business growth.
Please join Jennifer Furlong and guest Amy Scruggs on the Communication TwentyFourSeven podcast and take a listen as they discuss how to go about the daily pursuit of your passions and how it all begins with just showing up.
Contact Amy for media coaching: https://www.amyscruggsmedia.com/
Contact Jen for communication consulting: https://www.communicationtwentyfourseven.com/
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10/10/22 • 54 min

Elevate Your Voice, Elevate Your Career

Communication TwentyFourSeven

10/03/22 • 61 min

Did you know that using your authentic voice (the range of pitches that come from your diaphragm) makes you easier to listen to? Think about it. There are some people you could listen to all day, while there are others you can barely stand to listen to for 2 minutes. Do you ever wonder if there’s a science behind that? Those who have learned to use their authentic voice appear confident and in control through bold and intentional speaking. You can learn to do this also!
Jennifer Furlong interviews Susan Murphy, voice coach and founder of VOSOT: Better Broadcast Voices. Susan has been in the broadcast industry for over 40 years with experience as a radio news director, TV news reporter, and “weather girl” (back when they called them that)! She has also been a talk show host and producer for radio, a public television producer and on-air personality, a college dean and instructor, and a voiceover artist. Susan now focuses her talents on helping TV anchors and reporters develop their optimum broadcast voice.
Take a listen to Jen and Susan as they discuss how you too can tap into your authentic speaking voice and why you should.
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10/03/22 • 61 min

Having Conversations about Death and Dying

Communication TwentyFourSeven

09/26/22 • 56 min

If you were to die tomorrow, would your family about your wishes for the next step? If your loved one was diagnosed with a terminal illness and they had only a small amount of time left, what would your final conversation sound like? What would you say? What would you ask? One thing that will impact us all no matter our age, gender, race, or socio-economic status, is death, for death is a natural part of life. And yet, we hesitate to talk about it, despite it being among the most important conversations we should have with our family.
Carin Mikos talks about her experiences as a death doula and some of the most important lessons she has learned. A death doula is someone who helps people nearing death prepare emotionally and spiritually. They are also known as an end-of-life doula, a transition guide, a soul midwife, a death midwife, or a death coach. Carin has been a registered nurse for almost 25 years and has spent the past 3 years as a hospice nurse. She recently established a death doula consulting business with the goal of serving the needs of families and their loved ones as they transition.
Listen as Jennifer Furlong and Carin Mikos discuss why you should talk with your loved ones about death and how you might approach the conversation if you're uncomfortable doing so.
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09/26/22 • 56 min

Exploring Different Perspectives and Identifying Shared Values

Communication TwentyFourSeven

09/19/22 • 56 min

Josh (Porter) Porthouse is an active-duty U.S. Marine on a mission to explore the human condition and the connections between our personal values and our interactions with others. His goal? To help people with different perspectives learn to communicate in a way that can reveal shared values and ultimately serve to unite.
Listen as Jennifer Furlong and Porter discuss how his experiences as a long-distance parent and being deployed overseas help him reflect upon his personal values and how podcasting has become a channel through which he continues to explore the concepts of character development and values-based leadership.
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09/19/22 • 56 min

Building Emotional Agility in Children

Communication TwentyFourSeven

11/28/22 • 49 min

Studies have shown that by the time a child reaches the age of 18, they have heard negative phrases like, “don’t do” or “don’t say” over 150,000 times. In contrast, they have heard less than 2,000 words with positive associations like encouragement, self-worth, and belief. This ratio raises havoc on a child’s subconscious mind as they seek to mold their identity. Author Wade Bergner has written a series of books that are intended to reinforce a child’s unconditional self-worth and awaken their mind to the splendid mysteries hidden in everyday life! He does this by sharing entertaining stories of hope and resiliency and encouraging connections between children and their families.
Listen as Jennifer Furlong and Wade Bergner discuss how being diagnosed with a reading disability at a young age was the catalyst for Wade becoming an author and why he wants you to come to know your unconditional worth so that you can spread that message to others.
Visit Wade's website: www.bergnerbooks.com
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11/28/22 • 49 min

FAQ

How many episodes does Communication TwentyFourSeven have?

Communication TwentyFourSeven currently has 76 episodes available.

What topics does Communication TwentyFourSeven cover?

The podcast is about Training, Society & Culture, Skills, Listening, Podcasts, Self-Improvement, Education, Relationships, Public Speaking, Coaching and Communication.

What is the most popular episode on Communication TwentyFourSeven?

The episode title 'Leveraging Wins & Losses: How to Go From Anxious Striving to Non-Anxious Achieving' is the most popular.

What is the average episode length on Communication TwentyFourSeven?

The average episode length on Communication TwentyFourSeven is 44 minutes.

How often are episodes of Communication TwentyFourSeven released?

Episodes of Communication TwentyFourSeven are typically released every 7 days, 3 hours.

When was the first episode of Communication TwentyFourSeven?

The first episode of Communication TwentyFourSeven was released on Jul 11, 2021.

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