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Talking About the Great Outdoors: Q&A With Acclaimed Storyteller Baratunde Thurston

During season 1 of the highly regarded PBS series “America Outdoors with Baratunde Thurston,” the host has explored the country, finding coal miners turned beekeepers in Appalachia, backcountry pilots in Idaho, birders in Minnesota’s Arrowhead Region and signs of life in Death Valley. There are infinite ways to talk about our relationship with the outdoors,”

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Most Americans Know of ChatGPT, but Few Have Tried It, Surveys Find

About six-in-ten U.S. adults (58%) have heard of the AI software ChatGPT, but just 14% say they have used it themselves, according to recent surveys conducted by the Pew Research Center. The online chatbot lets users ask questions and request content such as texts and images. The human-like quality of ChatGPT’s responses has captured the

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Emotional Data Helps Marketers Understand, Integrate Multicultural Audiences

In the past, multicultural marketing and brand purpose were often siloed within organizations. But as these topics converge on a complex, diverse consumer landscape, it’s crucial that companies devise more integrated strategies. Brands must find new ways to understand their customers outside of traditional segmentation, first-party data and other means. A recent study, jointly conducted

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S&T Live Recap: For Southwest Airlines, a Complex Crisis Required a ‘Thoughtful Communication Plan’

“Whenever we get into any crisis moment, the guiding principles for us are compassion and action,” said Linda Rutherford, chief administration and communications officer for Southwest Airlines. “Who are the involved audiences, what’s going on with them and how can we show movement?” Rutherford was the guest speaker for the May 24 episode of Strategies

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PRSA Colorado’s PR Paid Forward Program Connects Comms Pros With Nonprofits

Volunteer participation has been declining for decades and fell further during the pandemic, the Associated Press reports. The long-term trend undercuts corporate volunteer programs and nonprofit organizations that depend on volunteers. But even amid these sharp declines in volunteerism nationwide, the PRSA Colorado Chapter has seen an increase in volunteers for its community program called

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PRSA-LA IPA Webinar: Building & Maintaining a Business Pipeline

PRSA-LA’s Independent Practitioners Alliance (IPA) recent webinar addressed a key component to maintaining and growing a successful business – building your business pipeline. PR and communication industry veterans Jonathan Fitzgarrald, managing partner of Equinox Strategy Partners, Claudia Santa Cruz, president of Santa Cruz Communications Inc. & PRSA-LA board member, and Larry Kohn, president of Kohn

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