The Good PR Podcast

This week Simbongile chats to 2 of SA’s best journos in fashion, lifestyle and entertainment about the evolution of the PR/Media relationship & their experience on the receiving end of PR. Kay Tatyana Selisho and Afika Jadezweni are talented journalists and content creators with years of experience navigating relationships with PR professionals. 

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After a short production break, we are back with episode six of #GoodPRPodcast. This week, we chat to independent PR consultant, Richmond Sajini about Going it Alone and the road to being a self starter in this industry. We also chat about his latest project, an e-course providing professional guidance on charging as a freelancer. To learn about the e-course, visit: https://t.co/KSXw5VikZz?amp=1

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So excited to reconnect with my agency ex-colleagues for episode 5 of #GoodPRPodcast! Mokotse Legodi and Karabo Sera are experienced PR professionals who I had the pleasure of learning from. On the show, we talk about the unpredictability of our awesome industry the exciting content coming from influencers and the dilemma of PRing yourself vs your client.

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Award-winning PR professional and Senior Architect at DnA Brand Architect, Monare Matema joins Simbongile Ndlangisa on this episode. The two delve into the perils of being young in the South African PR industry, imposter syndrome, the value of Prism Young Voices and his first award-winning campaign. 

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PR Honcho, Tay Dlamini and Talent/PR Manager, Set Mothibe join Simbongile Ndlangisa in talking about how black PRPs working in black-owned agencies are navigating the industry. We touch on how PR gets neglected, the power of influencer marketing, black entrepreneur saviour syndrome and claiming your wins! All the tea, all the receipts, all the insights. 

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In this brief episode, Simbongile gives a breakdown of public relations to help you better understand the practice. From its definition all the way down to crisis comms, spin and reputation management - this episodes touches on it all. 

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CEO of Vuma Reputation Management and PRISM Awards Convenor, Palesa Madumo joins host, Simbongile Ndlangisa to give a brief overview of the current landscape of public relations in South Africa. 

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Welcome to The #GoodPRPodcast where the ever-resilient communications industry flips the script on itself to spotlight the best-in-field practices, the South African landscape, the talent and so much more. Join Simbongile Ndlangisa, PRISM Awards Young Voice of the Year & founder of micro youth-focused agency, MELENIAL Media, as she invites many of the industry's shining stars to put a focus on Marketing's most misunderstood offspring. 

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