I love stickers on lamp posts, posters on bulletin boards, and graffiti messages on concrete walls. From the conspiratorial to the...

Communications advice often talks about the need to frame your issues in a way that resonates and reflects your audience. But the way an...

Nonprofits should hire more public historians to help with strategic communications planning. What's a public historian and how can they...

If you want to reach the widest possible audience, then you need to speak as plainly as possible. That sounds pretty intuitive. After...

The language of "climate emergency" is increasingly around us. But does that mean the campaign is succeeding? Not necessarily. In this...

In this second episode, I speak with video games scholar Guillaume Lacombe-Kishibe about the unique communications potential of video...

In this 6-part podcast entitled "Words are Deeds", I explore ideas in the 100-Year PR Plan in greater depth sometimes with the help of...

The historian Quentin Skinner observes that speakers don't have to believe in their words for those words to be meaningfully restrict...

"From the forest itself comes the handle for the axe." - Talmud Our lives are filled with contradictions. You know this. I know this....

I'll be honest with you. I'm mediocre at chess. But I do know this. When players start out they try as hard as they can to get the other...

"Words should be weighed and not counted." -Yiddish Proverb How do you measure the impact of your communications? Especially when you're...