We're chatting with Denver PR guru Lisa Cutter, CEO and founder of the virtual PR firm Cutter Communications. We pick her brain on the Denver PR climate, what it’s like to run a virtual PR firm and her "toolbox of connecting" with other professionals.

Tim Weinheimer, founder of The Weinheimer Group, walks us through the six major components of a rebrand, from research to launch. He also discusses what companies often overlook when undergoing a rebranding effort and shares a few of his favorite KPIs for a rebrand.

We chat with Jennifer Brody, founder of BookPod and author of the award-winning novel The 13th Continuum. She provides us a glimpse into life after successfully publishing her first book, what goes into her marketing process, and just how heavy an Oscar statue is.

We crack open the ol' mailbag to tackle topics like using key performance indicators to look at to measure a campaign’s success, whether the press release is still relevant, and if it’s ever acceptable to “ghost” someone. Sorry if “Unchained Melody” got stuck in your head after reading that last sentence.

Let's chat Fake News! Gardner Selby of PolitiFact Texas joins us to talk about the importance of fact-checking in journalism, how you can go about debunking a claim, and the ratio of truths to “Pants On Fire” stories on PolitiFact Texas’s site.

The communications landscape is changing. How can businesses make sure they keep up? Our own Hilary Livingston and Gabbie Mehan join the INKcast to discuss, as well as share the worst jobs they've ever had. There's also a rousing conversation about a pie.

The Denver VOICE is working to facilitate a dialogue addressing the roots of homelessness by producing a newspaper. Each issue tells stories of people whose lives are impacted while offering economic, educational, and empowerment opportunities for the impoverished community. On this episode, we chat with two of the paper's most influential folks.

Organizational change can be a bumpy road. It requires everyone to be on the same page and to work towards the greater goals of the company. Onboarding a new organization while keeping the vision and culture of the existing company is an even bigger challenge. How can a company make sure they’re on the right path when an acquisition or merger occurs?

We chat with Christopher Martin, founder and executive producer of CAVU Media Works, an Austin company that provides multimedia consulting, marketing, and production services for brands all across the country. Christopher is an award-winning producer whose video work has appeared on “60 Minutes,” “The Oprah Winfrey Show,” and the “Dr. Oz Show.” Christopher also shares a time when Oprah complimented his physique. High praise, indeed.

CES, voice technology, and how journalism plays a role in keeping the consumer tech industry running...we chat about it all with Stacey Higginbotham, the voice behind Stacey on IoT, tech journalist, and all-around connoisseur of connected devices. We’re also joined by Blair Poloskey, INK’s vice president and partner, as well as a master of all things Bluetooth.