Powerful Communication Podcast
The Powerful Communication podcast from Comsteria is an essential listen for businesses, brands, comms teams and public relations professionals.We cover every aspect of communication - from social media and websites, video production and podcasts, to traditional media…
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Communication Lessons from the Eljamel Inquiry (opens the original)
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This podcast segment features Colin Kelly discussing the Eljamel Inquiry , a public investigation into a former neurosurgeon at Ninewells Hospital in Dundee. Kelly highlights the inquiry as a masterclass for leaders and communicators , specifically praising how the legal team enforces transparency and clarity during testimonies. He emphasises how the senior counsel, Jamie Dawson KC , actively challenges witnesses who use exclusive jargon or confusing terms like "huddle". Kelly believes such inac
The Truth About TikTok Shop and E-Commerce (opens the original)
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Is jumping into TikTok Shop, Instagram, or YouTube the ultimate saviour for a dwindling high street shop or a shortcut to a dream lifestyle business? In this episode of the Powerful Communication Podcast from Comsteria, host Colin Kelly delivers a crucial reality check for small businesses, sole traders, and members of the creator economy. While social media monetisation is tempting, Colin warns that if your heart is not fully in it, constantly feeding the demanding social media algorithms can l
Seeking Justice in Media and Academia (opens the original)
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When a tragedy occurs, the natural instinct is to link every surrounding issue into one massive investigation. But does this approach actually help, or does it give powerful institutions a place to hide? In this episode, we explore the "Triple Mandate" for institutional accountability. We break down why it is vital to separate the investigation of a tragic death from the broader systemic issues of academic corruption and media ethics. Join us as we discuss how to secure clean information, protec
Dealing with public disruption and hostile audiences (opens the original)
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When facing public disruption or heckling , speakers should first anticipate criticism and acknowledge that some protests may be legitimate expressions of free speech. It is essential to maintain a calm demeanor and attempt to address fair points before a situation escalates. However, once an individual's behaviour becomes uncivil or spoils the experience for the rest of the audience, the speaker should rely on venue security rather than engaging physically or personally. If the disruption conti
Why Chris McDonald's interview with Nick Ferrari Succeeded (opens the original)
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In this episode, we break down a standout piece of radio from LBC Breakfast featuring Health and Science Minister Chris McDonald and host Nick Ferrari. McDonald appeared on the program to discuss the government's fixes for the cost-of-living crisis, specifically new legislation targeting automatic recurring subscriptions and deceptive pricing. The interview took a viral turn when Nick Ferrari attempted to catch the minister out by asking for the cost of a Netflix or Spotify subscription, a class
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