What makes a good podcast? What makes good comms?

The Grey Lit Café

Anthony Haynes writes: I like listening to good podcasts about communications because I can learn in two ways simultaneously - from what the podcast says about communication and also from what they show through the good practice they embody.
Frankly, I haven't found as many good podcasts on the topic as I'd hoped or expected. But there are some. And, in our occasional series dedicated to reviews of grey literature products, we like to analyse the best.
Our first such episode reviewed Redefining Communications. Now, here, we review Emma Drakes' Communication Strategy That Works. We seek to identify some of the factors that make it a rewarding listen.
Link
Communication Strategy That Works is available here: https://open.spotify.com/show/4j8Lf9YFkSpKFbr3XHMxpC.
Further listening
If you enjoyed this episode, you might also enjoy:

• What makes a good podcast? Review of the Redefining Communications podcast
• Practical insights on blogging from an industry expert: the Stephanie Shirley interview

Credits

• Sound production: Bart Hallmark
• Music: from Handel's Water Music, courtesy of the United States Marine Band and Marine Chamber Orchestra

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