The Brain and Brand Show

Timothy is still in America and he catches up with Dr Derrick Webster, Minister and Leader of Music at Oak Ridge First Baptist Church in North Carolina. Dr Webster has been using music to heal, and Timothy speaks to him about how music is now used in hospitals for that purpose. Get your musical playlist together, you’re going to need a little music in your life this year!

Timothy Maurice speaks to America’s celebrated Radio and TV personality Manard ‘Busta’ Brown about how he grew his personal brand from the humble streets of California. Using the art of conversation to connect with legends like Stevie Wonder. Timothy also shares a story about how a conversation with Oprah Winfrey changed the course of his career.

With an updated context, Timothy revisits a chat with two time Emmy-nominated comedian Loyiso Gola, about connecting with audiences across social demographics - using laughter as a tool.

Timothy explores how important it is to understand how to understand the politics of growing talent. He sits down with Harvard Educated Dr Jerry Gule, CEO of the Institute of People Management.

Timothy explores an unexpected lesson he learned while consulting Bishop TD Jakes - a lesson he still holds dear to him, 20 years later. Do you know the power of details?

Timothy Maurice explores why the brain wants to move forward towards pleasure, and how to get people moving towards your goal - as well as your brand.

Timothy Maurice explores how who you follow can impact perception. He shares some data from a few high-profile social media accounts... you make the call of how who they follow says something about them.

Timothy Maurice speaks to Leslie Grossman, faculty director at the Centre for Excellence at George Washington University and author of ‘Link Out, How to Turn your Network into a Chain of Lasting Connections’. They explore 3 strategies to practically build what Grossman calls, ‘your entourage’.

Timothy Maurice explores how to get into other people’s heads to get them thinking more favourably towards you and your goals.

Timothy Maurice shares in this retrospective episode, Claire Mawisa’s leap of faith. Claire is now a journalist/reporter on Carte Blanche - but in this episode she had just left her KayaFM job and had no idea what was next. Literally no idea where she would get an income and make money. It's gripping to hear her vulnerability against the backdrop of her now living her dreams.