PODCAST · business
Commical
by Marie El Daghl
Work, life and laughs with marketing agency, Chasing Albert. Hosted by Managing Director, Marie El Daghl, Commical appraoches different topics in the same intellectually curious and fun way. Features interviews for learning and 5 minute bites for nothing but a laugh.
Episodes
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Improv means business
What can improv comedy teach us about communicating and working better with other humans? A LOT. Kelly Leonard has spent 38 years at The Second City, the legendary Chicago comedy institution behind names like Stephen Colbert, Tina Fey, Bill Murray, Steve Carell and Amy Poehler. Today, The Second...
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The business of family
How do you communicate when your colleagues are also your family? Lucie Chami has spent more than 20 years working alongside her parents and siblings at Vitex Pharmaceuticals, helping grow the family business from a small operation into one of the world's leading complementary medicine...
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Performing under pressure
Emma Lawrence has spent years performing under pressure. But stepping into the commentary box as the first woman to call play-by-play rugby league brought a different kind of scrutiny. In this episode, Emma opens up about the pressure of being "the first", the perfectionism that can quietly…
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Delivering huge news
A letter arrives unexpectedly and turns Phil Sim's world upside down. In this episode of Commical, the CEO of Influencing and MediaConnect shares the moment he discovered he was adopted, and the communication challenges that followed. From navigating difficult conversations to balancing the needs...
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From Headlines to Head of Digital
What does it take to go from journo to digital marketing heavyweight? John Kerrison started his career in TV newsrooms before shifting gears into government communications. Today he's Director of Digital Content & Creative at the NSW Department of Customer Service, leading teams across social…
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Biting into 35 years of Byron Bay Cookies
How do you take a local cookie brand from a Byron Bay market stall to Qantas flights and Oscar gift bags? In this episode, we explore the magic behind building brands that last, without losing what made them lovable in the first place. Emilie shares how her small but mighty marketing team gets…
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The RAP Effect
What difference can a business make to Reconciliation in Australia? Hint: It's not just an Acknowledgment of Country on the footer of your website. It's about real action - creating jobs, supporting Indigenous businesses, and ensuring Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples have a seat at…
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From Playdates to Pitch Decks
80% of working parents are now in the workforce, and the juggle is real. It's pushing brilliant people out of fast-paced industries like media and marketing. In this episode, we hear from media gun Lauren Thornborough, co-founder of The Village, a community built to support, connect and advocate...
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Ditch Fear and Build Authentic Connections with Aboriginal Culture
Are you ready to move beyond ticking boxes and truly connect with Aboriginal culture? Fear of saying or doing the wrong thing often keeps people stuck in their comfort zones, creating barriers to genuine connection with culture and Country. But cultural confidence isn't about perfection—it's…
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The state of the Media
Elise Hedley-Dale has been shaking up the media world since the 90's (exact year, not to be disclosed!). With nearly three decades of experience, she's gone from media planner to business owner. Elise is the Founder of Media Words, a company born from the request of a loyal client – Ocean Spray....
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The Case for Inclusive Recruitment
A critically important and infinitely insightful episode that will show you how simple recruitment processes we all follow are leaving people out and businesses behind. Our guest? Sabrina Maddock, CEO, Avanti Search. And how's this for a bio. Sabrina competed on The Apprentice, was Miss World...
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The Chasing Albert K-Drama Guide
Hallyu, the Korean Wave, is something two of the Chasing Albert team are riding obsessively. Marie El Daghl, Managing Director and Alex McGee, Graphic Designer may have 20 years between them but they share a love for all things Korean Culture, albeit with different tastes. They've come together…
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The workplace of the future with Angela Ferguson, Co-Founder of Future X Collective.
What does the future of the workplace hold? Robots might not be taking over (yet), but virtual work sure is. With over 40% of Australians working from home in some capacity, it's clear the way we work is changing. And with this, what we expect of our workplace is too. But is the office truly…
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How to create real change with Dany Elachi, The Heads Up Alliance & Alistair Nicholas, Public Affairs and Government Expert
Commical by Chasing Albert takes a look at the funny side of business and uncovers some nuggets of gold along the way. From bite sized piss takes to in depth conversations – this podcast is light business entertainment, not to be taken lightly. In this episode… How to create real change at a...
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In conversation with Tim Burrowes, Editor & Founder of Unmade
How would a marketing expert approach marketing their own business? That's what I want to know when I speak with Tim Burrowes. He has long been a leading voice in marketing and media. With extensive experience as an editor and as a marketing journalist, he set up Mumbrella in 2010, one of the...
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Carla from Bankstown with Ben James. Breaking into Aussie media, overcoming stereotypes and handling trolls.
Social media superstar, chart topping artist, and Gladys Berejiklian's hottest personal assistant – Carla from Bankstown needs no introduction. But do you know the face behind this iconic persona? And how he got there? Introducing Ben James, the person behind the persona – Carla from Bankstown....
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Dr Elizabeth Paton, Project Lead on Mindframe, talks mental ill-health, the importance of safe media reporting and communication.
1 in 5 Australians will experience mental ill-health within a 12-month period. While mental ill-health can be difficult to talk about, it's clear that we need to. In recent years, there's been a positive change in the way we discuss mental health and wellbeing. However, there's still a long way…
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L. David Marquet, Best-selling Author and Leadership Consultant, talks leadership communication and the power of language.
Language is a powerful tool that can make or break organisations, leaders, and teams. When used well, words can amount to great outcomes. When used poorly, they can have severe consequences. In 2015, American Cargo Ship, SS El Faro sailed into the middle of Hurricane Joaquin. In a series of…
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Kris Grant, CEO of ASPL Group, talks breaking bad news, well.
Bad news is well, bad. But there's nothing worse than breaking bad news, badly. In the workplace, performance management discussions and redundancies are common occurrences. When approached without the right care and planning, they can have severe implications on the company and individuals. So…
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Jason Pollard, Co-Founder and Director of Retail Strategy at Public Design Group talks service retail design.
If a picture alone is worth a thousand words, the communication capabilities of an entire space can only be imagined! Retail design is a real game-changer for businesses, and can have a profound impact on customers, sales, staff and community. In this episode of Commical, Marie is joined by Jason...
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Rhys Paddick, Aboriginal Educator, talks Acknowledgement of Country and how to get it right.
Acknowledgment of Country; we've heard this introduction hundreds of times at schools, meetings, events and more. But how many of us truly understand why it's important and how to get it right? Put aside everything you think you know about doing an Acknowledgment of Country and get ready to...
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Taryn Williams, CEO, The Right Fit talks finding talent and the importance of diversity in marketing.
Whether you're looking for a photographer to take the perfect shot, or an influencer to reach the masses – finding the right talent is not easy. Host Marie El Daghl speaks with Taryn Williams about visual storytelling, finding the best creatives, and the importance of inclusivity. Taryn Williams…
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Adrienne Meakin, MD, LOTE Agency talks multicultural communication and why it should be a given not an afterthought
Unless you are working for a major government body or multinational corporation with deep pockets, you probably have never given multicultural communication much thought. If you have given it thought, it's likely you haven't given it any budget, or activity beyond translating existing documents....
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Associate Professor Karl Treacher, CEO, The Brand Institute talks Brand, Culture & Reputation.
Brand, reputation and culture can be impacted by bad processes just as much as they can by a good marketing campaign. They are three topics that are linked, and critical to business be it large or small. Karl Treacher is the CEO at The Brand Institute and an adjunct associate professor at…
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Darren Ally, 60 Minutes Producer talks what makes TV news and good talent!
You might be on the front foot, you might be on the backfoot - but when you're approached for a media opportunity - you have to be prepared to put your best foot forward. That means more than just what you do on camera - how you work with your contact prior to that is also really important. In…
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Dr. Ben Palmer, CEO Genos International, talks Emotional Intelligence, what it is, why it matters and how to get some!
What does Emotional Intelligence have to do with communication? Everything! Behind your words, facial expressions, gestures - sit emotions that you may or may not be able to control. You may not even know they're there! Understanding yourself is arguably the most important step in communication,...
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Jye Smith, Producer, Doublestar co talks about the merits of podcasting.
Surely he'd know, right? Jye is behind 3 successful and interesting podcasts including Maker & Creator and Honey, I'm Home. But what does this creative strategist and agency coach get out of it? And does he recommend it? If this podcast leaves you feeling inspired to start one, follow @jyesmith…
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Denis Carnahan, musician, satirist and man behind 'Rugby League The Musical'
This episode, I talk to Denis Carnahan about imposter syndrome; humour and getting out of (or into!) conflict situations; and how to prepare for a performance. His hilarious show 'Rugby League The Musical' has been running and delighting Australians for years! Even with a million (slight...
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Cam Knight, Comedian & Actor, shares his business presentation tips and tales from stand-up comedy
Business presentations are part of the job for many of us – and a skill many want or need to work on. There is a lot you can learn from someone who knows how to engage an audience and command a stage. Not only because he is a talented stand up comedian that has sold out shows across the country…
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Tamara Jawad, PR Manager, Parramatta Eels talks communication apprehension & getting over it.
Haven't we all felt anxious or hesitant before a communication interaction? Or perhaps avoided it all together out of fear? It's known as communication apprehension. The incredibly talented PR professional Tamara Jawad experienced just that when, very early into her pregnancy, she was approached...
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Jen Bishop, Publisher, Interiors Addict talks running a business from home, staff in the kitchen & cooking up a brand.
Should you really fake having a big office when you're still working from your garage? How do you communicate your office set up and why process beats postcode. Host Marie El Daghl and guest Jen Bishop share their start up experiences and why honesty is the way to go. Most times. Jen Bishop is…
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Alistair Nicholas, Government Relations expert talks COVID-19, crisis communication and leadership.
Is ScoMo killing us in slow-mo? What's the root of the Prime Minister's communication issues during the COVID-19 crisis? Will host Marie El Daghl be able to draw out some exclusive political gossip? Alistair Nicholas, Government Relations and Public Affairs expert breaks it down (and shuts her...
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Work, life and laughs with marketing agency, Chasing Albert. Hosted by Managing Director, Marie El Daghl, Commical appraoches different topics in the same intellectually curious and fun way. Features interviews for learning and 5 minute bites for nothing but a laugh.
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Work, life and laughs with marketing agency, Chasing Albert. Hosted by Managing Director, Marie El Daghl, Commical appraoches different topics in the same intellectually curious and fun way. Features interviews for learning and 5 minute bites for nothing but a laugh.
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