Hello and welcome to Season 6 and Episode 104 of the Public Sector Marketing Show.

In today’s episode I’m getting serious. Serious about the disruption of mainstream media, attacks on journalists and the threats to our democracy.

Online hate is increasing, politicians are hanging up their political boots as it has become too much and decision-makers fear backlash and personal attacks.

I’ll talk about the challenges to democracy and the role of media, social media and the challenges governments, politicians and public sector are facing right now.

I really do worry about the future of democracy, and it is something we cannot take for granted. I really understand that people are angry, and that social media has democratised society in a way like never before. We can all have our say on any issue and reach tens of thousands of people on our own social networks.

But while citizen journalism has added a new dimension to media as we know it, we need strong and independent as well as strong state media outlets like never before.

I speak to an expert in this field, Marius Dragomir, who is the Director of the Center for Media, Data and Society.

Let’s dive in!

Hello and welcome to Season 6 and Episode 103 of the Public Sector Marketing Show.

In today’s episode I’m asking the questions:

• Are we better off at work now than before the pandemic?
• What is workplace wellbeing?
• How can we master it as employers and managers?

I take a closer look at how workplaces are changing for the better and some of the innovative strategies that organisations are introducing and implementing.

I interview Dolores Andrew who recently held a national Workplace Wellbeing event on National Workplace Wellbeing Day. As a specialist in this field, she shares her tips, tricks, and insights into how we can all be better managers and why we should embrace doing less.

Let’s dive in!

Hello and welcome to Season 6 and Episode 102 of the Public Sector Marketing Show.

The rules of PR and marketing are changing so fast, faster than we can say transformation.

But in today’s show I want to look more specifically at our work in public relations – how we engage target audiences and get them to know, like and trust us.

It’s becoming more difficult for sure, with AI, Deep Fake and the misinformation revolution online trying to divide and conquer.

So, I’m going to try to unpack how we can revive our PR skills of old in the new digital age.

I interview Nicholas Bruneau who recently launched his debut title, Engage with Impact.

Let’s dive in!