Forward Podcast 26 :: A Tour of the PR Podosphere
OR ‘why you shouldn’t listen to the Forward Podcast’.
In this edition of the Forward Podcast Paull Young and Luke Armour take you on a tour of all the best podcast sites for PR up-and-comers. They have both been plugged into the PR podosphere for some time and here they share their thoughts on which podcasts hold the most value for PR students and young professionals.
Podcasts mentioned in the podcast:
- For Immediate Release
- Inside PR
- Trafcom News
- New Comm Road
- Comms Cafe
- Six Pixels of Separation
- PR Junction
- Across the Sound
- Marketing Over Coffee
- On The Record Online
- Managing the Gray
- American Copywriter
To close the podcast, Luke and Paull ask for your feedback on the Forward Podcast - what do you think of it? How would you like to see it change? How can it better serve you? Please leave comments below.
Show notes:
Show Notes to follow.
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Thanks for the props. Enjoyed listening to your review and will link to this.
Comment by Joseph Jaffe — July 8, 2007 @ 9:16 am
You guys are making me blush!
I really appreciated the overly-kind words about Six Pixels of Separation - The Twist Image Podcast.
I’d love to be a guest on the Forward Podcast (the pleasure would be all mine).
This is a great post, great episode and one I will be encouraging people to connect to.
Keep up the great work.
Comment by Mitch Joel — July 8, 2007 @ 1:01 pm
Joseph - Thanks for the comment! And for taking the time to listen to Luke and me ramble.
Mitch - I’ll drop you a line, we’ll get you on the next episode!
Comment by Paull Young — July 8, 2007 @ 1:31 pm
Joseph: thanks for stopping by and glad you enjoyed it. I’ve certainly enjoyed your work since the beginning. Keep it coming.
Mitch: I never meant to say anything nice. Perhaps I mistook you for someone else. Are we sure we gave you a good review? Looking forward to hearing your interview with Paull. Past time.
Comment by Luke Armour — July 8, 2007 @ 10:17 pm
I loved your take on the marketing podcasts. Also a big fan of Jaffe, Joel, Chapman, Holtz etc. Are you listed on iTunes? We will be covering a lot of PR on our new ‘Ten Golden Rules of Internet Marketing Podcast’, particularly how to web optimize press releases for pick up on the search engines and social media press releases.
Comment by Jay Berkowitz — July 8, 2007 @ 10:58 pm
Fellas…thanks for the kind words. Cheque is in the mail.
Comment by David Jones — July 9, 2007 @ 3:57 pm
Luke and Paull, maybe it would be helpful if I tell you what students most often ask me about:
-Basic career advice: how to get an internship, what employers are looking for, what to expect the first week on a new job (maybe have an old PR and a young PR’s perspective)
-How to assemble a portfolio (paper AND digital)
-Subspecialities that probably don’t get much attention in the classroom: investor relations, fundraising, B2B
Whaddya think?
Comment by Karen — July 10, 2007 @ 1:40 pm
My neck muscles are sore from lugging around my newly-enlarged head. Thanks for the very kind words guys. We talked about you on IPR #67. Keep up the great work on Forward…
Comment by Terry Fallis — July 11, 2007 @ 10:08 pm
Karen: those are excellent ideas, thank you for your contributions. I love all of those ideas. That’s food for thought, make no mistake. We’ll see how to work those topics into some of the future editions. Thanks again. Keep ‘em coming.
Terry: You should see a doctor about that. David’s cheque has arrived, btw. Yours has unfortunately not arrived yet. Please see to correcting that oversight or I will not be able to control my Australian friend. Keep up the great work up north, we eagerly devour your knowledge.
Comment by Luke Armour — July 13, 2007 @ 10:06 pm
Many thanks. I’ve already recommended this episode to some colleagues - you’ve given a great overview of the PR/marketing/new media podosphere.
One additional show I follow and would recommend is Michael Seaton’s, “The Client Side”, at http://www.theclientsideblog.com/podcast/
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