As a voice specialist, she of course has so much to share about communication.

Our voice and how it is perceived, by ourselves and others, is such an important part of communication, and highly cultural.

In this episode, we discuss:

PS: The episode was recording on Chinese New Year day.

contact her at [email protected]

or visit her website: https://www.voicetraininginlondon.co.uk/

There it is, the latest episode of the Communication and Culture podcast.

My guest Pam Buchanan. She is the founder of Quantum Sense, and stands at the intersection of corporate prowess and soulful innovation. With over 40 years of experience in corporate America, including pivotal roles at Nasdaq, Pam brings extensive experience to the table.    

Her journey to Quantum Sense began with a profound assertion: that the modern world is missing a focus on a very vital contributor to success, Soul Health. This insight spurred over a decade of research culminating in her innovative concepts and frameworks. Pam's background uniquely positions her to understand the evolving corporate landscape and the benefit of putting an emphasis on a connection to the senses to drive Soul Health and holistic wellbeing at work.    

Pam has developed programs tailored for companies that are proven to enhance employee well-being, reduce anxiety, and boost creativity, ultimately fostering a more satisfying work-life balance. Covering topics from neuro-aesthetics to sound engineering, Pam explores how these can be used to benefit the soul from the outside in, through the gateway of the senses.  

In this episode we discuss:

To continue the discussion with Pam, you can contact her on www.thequantumsense.com

In this episode of the Communication and Culture podcast, I receive Corine LaFont.

Corine is a seasoned strategic communication specialist boasting over a decade of diversified experience in fields including journalism, digital marketing, and public relations across the Caribbean. Tune in to hear invaluable insights from her journey working with major organizations such as OECSC, CARICOM, and numerous government and international bodies.

- Corine's extensive experience in journalism, writing, publishing, podcasting, public speaking, voiceovers, public relations, digital marketing, project management, and administration.

- Corine's personal interests, including a passion for dancing, particularly Latin and ballroom styles.

- Insights into her career and personal anecdotes that illustrate her approach and creativity in communication.

- Discussion on cultural influences in communication and how these shape public relations and strategic communication practices in the Caribbean.

- Advice and tips from Corinne for aspiring communication professionals.

To continue the discussion with Corine, you can reach her on LinkedIn

In this episode of the Communication and Culture podcast, I receive Maria Arpa.

- Going from debate to dialogue

- Receiving and giving

- Making a conversation irresistible

- The importance of context and contract (unwritten rules and unconscious behaviours)

- Keeping people in the reality of where they stand in the context

To discuss further with Maria, check out:

Her website

Her wider work with the Center for Peaceful Solutions

If you want to continue the discussion with RK3, go to getintouchwithrk3.com

A special recording.

No intro, no closing sequence, no words.

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In this episode, I receive Sophia Kristjansson.

Sophia specialises in diversity, equity & inclusion, change management, people strategies, and executive coaching.

She applies the concepts of behavioural neuroscience and organisational psychology to help leaders and their organisations achieve their business outcomes. Her extensive studies abroad, international management and marketing roles, and deep consulting experience provide a fresh, pragmatic approach to transforming cultures.

Sophia builds vulnerability, empathy, and insight across workgroups as part of the change management process. She helps professionals transform their leadership, which generates significant, sustainable behaviour change and creates more effective management that supports organisational cultures of inclusion and belonging.

In this episode, we discuss:

If you want to continue the discussion with Sophia, you can at reach her:

Via LinkedIn or at [email protected]

If you want to follow the discussion with Toby, connect with him on LinkedIn

Check out his two books:

Building inclusivity

Inclusive growth

I know I am all about communicating. But you know what?

Sometimes, it is good to know when to stop communicating.

So, in this episode, I 'll discuss

In this latest episode, I interview Tray Borreson to discuss the relation between marketing and communication.

We discuss:

If you want to continue the discussion with Tracy, you can reach her on LinkedIn.