Laurie talks about the responsibility of being the truth teller and why the hardest part of comms isn’t always the message… it’s the moment.

Stop “sprinkling” communications on problems. Craig breaks down why strategy comes first, how the creator economy is reshaping the playbook, and the art of reflection.

Cleve takes us inside the fast-moving world of crypto, policy, and Web3, from who’s really shaping the narrative in Washington to why the future of finance is being built from the ground up.  

Deepfakes. Bot networks. Narratives you didn’t start but still have to answer for. Lisa explains how misinformation spreads, why brands are the new battleground, and how to fight back without making things worse.  

Bobby covers it all—why communicators need guardrails (and guts), how fractional talent actually works, and the subtle signals that tell you your message is landing. Miranda Priestly would be proud.

In this episode, Jim joins us to talk about why fractional roles are misunderstood, how AI will actually make communicators better, why great communicators shouldn’t be afraid to spark a reaction, and what hobby of his may surprise people most.

In ten tightly held minutes, Christine unpacks the quiet power of fractional leadership, why we should all strive for a zero-waste kitchen and how genuine respect for your audience is the ultimate differentiator. 

AI can draft the slides. But are we using it to think bigger? Chris cuts right through it, explaining where the real opportunity is, where the risk lives, and how communicators can lead instead of react.

A rock-journalist side hustle, an alpaca ranch, and one of the most influential voices in communications. Corey joins If I Only Had 10 Minutes to talk AI, reputation, and the real work behind high-stakes leadership.  

AI is handling the mechanics. Communicators must bring the judgment. In this episode, Lindsey explains how the role is evolving, how to measure what truly matters, and why sometimes the hardest advice is to pause before speaking.