Just Curious…
Just Curious...
Podcast Description
“Just Curious…” is a podcast about image, reputation and communications. Hosted by The PR Network’s co-founders George Blizzard and Nicky Regazzoni, the show is aimed at a senior business and comms leader audience. It explores all aspects through frank conversations with leading personalities across the worlds of business, sport, marketing and PR. Nicky and George have spent 20 years building a phenomenal network of leaders and in this series, they'll be sharing their unique stories. Curiosity means ‘care’ in Latin, and The PR Network is known for caring deeply about everyone in its network. Each episode features personal journeys and expert insights, and the whole series is packed with incredible tips for building, sustaining and repairing reputations.
Find The PR Network online at www.thepr.network or follow us on LinkedIn or Instagram. You can also connect with Nicky Regazzoni and George Blizzard on LinkedIn.
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Content Themes
The podcast delves into themes of personal journeys and expert insights related to reputation management, communication strategies, and public perception. Episode examples include discussions with athletes like Dwain Chambers who shares his redemption story and insights into navigating media scrutiny, alongside topics such as the impact of branding in sports and business communications.
“Just Curious…” is a podcast about image, reputation and communications. Hosted by The PR Network’s co-founders George Blizzard and Nicky Regazzoni, the show is aimed at a senior business and comms leader audience. It explores all aspects through frank conversations with leading personalities across the worlds of business, sport, marketing and PR. Nicky and George have spent 20 years building a phenomenal network of leaders and in this series, they’ll be sharing their unique stories. Curiosity means ‘care’ in Latin, and The PR Network is known for caring deeply about everyone in its network. Each episode features personal journeys and expert insights, and the whole series is packed with incredible tips for building, sustaining and repairing reputations.
Find The PR Network online at www.thepr.network or follow us on LinkedIn or Instagram. You can also connect with Nicky Regazzoni and George Blizzard on LinkedIn.
How can brands tell complex stories in ways that genuinely move people? What does creative drama offer that conventional articles and social posts cannot? And, as artificial intelligence reshapes media, how can storytellers embrace new technology without losing empathy, judgement and human connection?
In this episode of Just Curious, hosts Nicky Regazzoni and George Blizzard speak to Juliet Riddell, Head of New Formats at the Financial Times and the creative force behind its Standpoint series. Juliet explains how journalism can draw upon drama, animation, music, poetry and live performance to reach audiences in unexpected and emotionally resonant ways.
Juliet discusses projects including Capture, starring Jodie Whittaker, and Recall Me Maybe, featuring Stephen Fry, explaining how fictional storytelling can illuminate issues such as online safety, dementia, identity and AI. She also reveals what commercial brands can learn from foundations and not-for-profit organisations that grant storytellers genuine editorial freedom. Rather than controlling every detail, courageous partners can create space for surprising, distinctive work that stimulates meaningful debate and builds trust.
Juliet makes the case for combining factual integrity with responsible emotion, using empathy and compassion to help audiences understand complex truths and see familiar issues differently.
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