55 comms
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A podcast about the art of engaging audiences.
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Episode 58: Week In Review - Michael Crutcher and Jordan McDonald 07.10.2022 18:18
Week In Review: the Essendon mess through a crisis-comms lens; a twist in the Twitter-Musk deal; the new social media app taking over US colleges.
Episode 57: Week In Review - Michael Crutcher and Jordan McDonald 30.09.2022 22:15
Week In Review: What social media says about the Optus breach; AFL grand final ratings spark debate; why LinkedIn might have experimented on you.
Episode 56: Week In Review - Michael Crutcher and Jordan McDonald 22.09.2022 22:16
Week In Review: What did we learn from the audience for the Queen’s funeral; is LinkedIn becoming annoying; an update on the Metaverse.
Episode 55: Week In Review - Michael Crutcher and Jordan McDonald 16.09.2022 22:33
Week In Review: How media covers mourning; Who do we trust? which brands have fared well; What can we expect on television next year?
Episode 54: Week In Review - Michael Crutcher and Jordan McDonald 09.09.2022 22:15
Week In Review: the genius of the Queen’s public engagement; pitfalls in social media mourning; the one thing absent in the new AFL TV rights deal.
Episode 53: Week In Review - Michael Crutcher and Jordan McDonald 25.08.2022 21:03
Week in review: AFL broadcast rights draw unusual interest; the struggle for a national radio program; a Facebook glitch you might’ve missed?
Episode 52: Week In Review - Michael Crutcher and Jordan McDonald 19.08.2022 19:17
Week in review: saying something to millions of people when you may really mean something else; traditional TV’s new challenges; streaming services bundle up.
Episode 51: Michael Knight 18.08.2022 28:58
How do you communicate with today's young generation? Michael Knight is an 'Adolescentologist' whose work in schools for 30 years has given him fascinating insights.
Episode 50: Week In Review - Michael Crutcher and Jordan McDonald 12.08.2022 21:01
Week in review: what the Ekka crowds say about Covid behaviour; a dog attack highlights hyperlocal news; why young listeners are switching off a popular radio station.
Episode 49: Week In Review - Michael Crutcher and Jordan McDonald 05.08.2022 21:03
Week in review: do we really care if our data is taken from social media apps; a change to streaming behaviour; what will the Ekka tell us about Covid?
Episode 48: Week In Review - Michael Crutcher and Jordan McDonald 29.07.2022 18:39
Week in review: why it was a huge week in social media; a return of the art of the handwritten letter?
Episode 47: Week In Review - Michael Crutcher and Jordan McDonald 15.07.2022 20:22
Week in review: Will Netflix’s cheaper version with ads work; what are Elon Musk and Twitter doing; and TikTok pumps its tyres with strong engagement stats.
Episode 46: Week In Review - Michael Crutcher and Jordan McDonald 08.07.2022 20:50
Week in review: Nick Kyrgios divides and conquers; another language battle; a social media success story.
Episode 45: Week In Review - Michael Crutcher and Jordan McDonald 24.06.2022 19:11
Week in review: Why the media should clean up its act with legal matters; why we’re watching more streaming and making more trips to the cinemas.
Episode 44: Week In Review - Michael Crutcher and Jordan McDonald 17.06.2022 22:14
Week in review: When papers make poor decisions; Facebook’s most popular stories in May; Why Facebook wants to be more like TikTok.
Episode 43: Week In Review - Micheal Crutcher and Jordan McDonald 10.06.2022 19:57
Was the State of Origin opener a TV success; Twitter and its anonymous folk; Apple’s technical dilemma
Episode 42: Week In Review - Michael Crutcher and Jordan McDonald 03.06.2022 23:21
Week in review: How does a public figure change their image; Heard vs Depp finale; why TikTok is annoying.
Episode 41: Professor Simon Jackman 30.05.2022 37:28
Professor Simon Jackman brings fascinating insights into voter behaviour at elections. After decades in the US, the Brisbane boy has returned to Australia and looks at the lessons from last week’s federal election.
Episode 40: Week In Review - Michael Crutcher and Jordan McDonald 27.05.2022 19:29
Week in review: Streaming services continue to surge; sport is king; the best and worst brands.
Episode 39: Week In Review - Michael Crutcher and Jordan McDonald 20.05.2022 27:09
Week in review: final word on the election tactics; why social media is obsessed with three people
Episode 38: Week In Review - Michael Crutcher and Jordan McDonald 13.05.2022 22:05
Week in review: Why bad tweets never die; sports broadcasting is getting really expensive; farewell iPod, thanks for the music.
Episode 37: Week In Review - Michael Crutcher and Jordan McDonald 06.05.2022 23:10
Week in review: Why our political leaders should never complain about “gotcha” questions; Facebook’s top publishers and topics; a beloved song becomes a movie.
Episode 36: Senator Anthony Chisholm 05.05.2022 41:48
How do you engage with voters in a world when communications seems to change before our eyes? Senator Anthony Chisholm has been involved in elections for more than 20 years. He gives his insights on engaging with voters ahead of the 2022 Federal Election.
Episode 35: Week In Review - Michael Crutcher and Jordan McDonald 29.04.2022 21:02
Week in review: Is peak subscription a real thing for news website and streaming services; Elon Musk and Twitter summarised; and an insight into auto-correct.
Episode 34: Week In Review - Michael Crutcher and Jordan McDonald 22.04.2022 24:24
Week in review: What next for a shaken Netflix; journalists warned about Twitter; the election on social media; TikTok breathes life into books.
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