05: Life in the UK: Interrogating PR, Culture, and Society

What does AI think about this

In this episode I interrogate the potential impact of artificial intelligence in the way we live now and into the future. My conversation is actually with ChatGPT who wasn't afraid to admit some of the threats with AI models like itself. Together we interrogated human vs artificial intelligence and even has a go at each other with a quiz.

05: Life in the UK: Interrogating PR, Culture, and Society

In this episode, I sit down with four esteemed Public Relations professionals who all attended Leeds Beckett University. We had a profound conversation about public relations practice, British society, and culture. Settle down and enjoy juicy insights into what constitutes culture shocks for foreign professionals working in the UK. There is a trivia at the end that is sure to teach you a thing or two as well as make you laugh your eyes out haha.

04: Leading the Way

A very energetic conversation with Simon Patrick Obi, Founder/CEO, GreenLight Initiative and Board member of Global Youth Coalition on Road Safety. We talked about road safety - a subject dear to me having lost two cousins to separate road crashes. We also discussed the place of storytelling in combatting road safety challenges and of course youth engagement. This is one conversation that will draw you in from the first second to the last.

03: Public Relations: Yesterday, Today and the Next

I sat down with Stephen Waddington (Managing Partner at Wadds Inc. and former President of the Chartered Institute of Public Relations (CIPR), UK.)and we had such a profound conversation on everything Public Relations and more. You will also get a peep into what he has learned about himself during the Covid lockdown. This episode is insightful, informative, inspiring, and relaxing.

02: Is Public Relations a Profession that Refuses to Learn?

In this episode, my guests and I interrogate the view shared by PR and Communications Consultant - Stephen Waddington that Public Relations does not seem to position itself effectively as a notable profession like other disciplines. Guests: Teela Clayton, Account Executive, Intent Health and Freelance Writer and Public Speaker Richard Bailey, PR Lecturer, Leeds Beckett Uni and Editor PR Place Insights