Toe in the podcast water

Johnnie Moore

Johnnie Moore

I’m Johnnie Moore, and I help people work better together

Yesterday I had a go at recording a podcast. Or something quite podcast-like we’re still working on the technicalities. Speaking of which, it was great to have Corante providing all the technical backup, in the shape of Alex Williams, who’s got some pretty interesting ideas for making the content accessible and interesting.

I helped make the pilot edition of what we’re gonna call the Brandshift Show. Along with Jennifer Rice (fellow Brandshift blogger), Chelsea Hardaway (of Fight the Bull) and Tom Guarriello, I recorded half an hour of conversation on the theme of authenticity in business conversations. I’ll post a link when it’s been turned into something you can listen to.

It was fun. And it was kinda weird, having a conversation and wondering who might end up listening in. I felt a bit self-conscious. It’ll be interesting to hear what it all sounds like. The next show is on the theme of co-creation.

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