How to Be a Great Podcast Guest

04/18/21 • 25 min

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Stories and Strategies with Curzon Public Relations

Podcasts are radio but on demand, dedicated to your niche interest, and (for the most part) commercial free. There are two million podcasts worldwide right now and counting.

And lots of them need guests!!

They are a terrific channel to advance your authority as a subject matter expert but like any media interview, there’s a skill, a science, and an art to the delivery. In this episode, Brad Phillips, the media trainer known worldwide as Mr Media Training becomes the Podfather.

Guest Brad Phillips, Throughline Group
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https://www.throughlinegroup.com/
Have a listen to Brad’s podcast - Tge Speak Good Podcast https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-speak-good-podcast/id1571169187

Check out Throughline’s Blog https://www.throughlinegroup.com/blog/

On Twitter - @throughliners and @mrmediatraining
Follow Stories and Strategies on Twitter @comms_podcast

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Podcasts are radio but on demand, dedicated to your niche interest, and (for the most part) commercial free. There are two million podcasts worldwide right now and counting.

And lots of them need guests!!

Check out Throughline’s Blog https://www.throughlinegroup.com/blog/

On Twitter - @throughliners and @mrmediatraining
Follow Stories and Strategies on Twitter @comms_podcast

Support the show

Previous Episode

The Invention of Color

As early as 40,000 years ago humans used a combination of soil, animal fat, burnt charcoal, and chalk to create colour palettes (or color in America).
We know that story... but here’s the one we don’t know. In a world before trains, reliable road networks, automobiles, and urban settings, most people lived rural lives. Colour was seasonal and bound by the natural light and local environment.
Someone living in coastal Wales would have seen the green of the hills, but only occasionally punctuated by pink or yellow wildflowers. Indigo and purple would have been rare and fleeting.
A Shoshone person living in Utah would have seen a world of red, orange, gold, and brown – but green would have been rare. When colour finally did enter into the people’s lives, it was disorienting and somewhat... immoral.
Guest Carolyn Purnell, Ph.D.
https://www.carolynpurnell.com/contact
Links to three part series in Psychology Today available below:
The Invention of Color
The Color Revolution
Taming Color
Link to Tedx Talk given by Carolyn
Link to Carolyn’s book – The Sensational Past: How the Enlightenment Change the Way We Use Our Senses

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From the Language of Science to the Language of People

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There has never been a more important time for good science communication. Not only is it important for us to understand the value of evidence-based solutions but to actually understand the fallibility and imperfection of science too.

Since 2005 Laurentian, University in Sudbury Canada, has delivered graduate education in Science Communication in partnership with Science North, the second-largest science Centre in Canada. It’s the only program in the Country that offers a graduate-level blend of theoretical foundations and experiential learning in science communication.

Guest: Chantal Barriault, Ph.D.

Program Director, Laurentian University

https://laurentian.ca/program/science-communication

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