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Welcome to our podcast, Anecdotally Speaking. Each week we tell a business story, talk about why it works and discuss where you might tell it at work. Our aim is to help you build your story repertoire.
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086 – Corporate Storytelling—Innovation with Paul Chapman
How can you utilise story techniques when presenting a new innovation? Listen to hear innovation expert, Paul Chapman, share his experiences.
085 – Corporate Storytelling—Narrative insight with Bernard and Tracey Swanepoel
The shortest distance between two people is a story. Listen to hear strategy and leadership experts Bernard and Tracey Swanepoel share their experience in story listening.
084 – Corporate Storytelling—Values communication with Indranil Chakraborty
How can you inspire your team to hold your company values? Listen to hear Indranil Chakraborty, a storytelling expert and Anecdote Partner, unpack values communication.
083 – Corporate Storytelling—Brand communication with Darren Woolley
Have you been in a boring presentation, wearily watching slide after slide? Listen to hear marketing guru and friend of Anecdote, Darren Woolley, unpack brand communication.
082 – Corporate Storytelling—Leadership communication with Hannah Davies
Can effective leadership exist without storytelling? Listen to hear how leadership consultant and executive coach, Hannah Davies, unpacks corporate storytelling.
081 – Hungry public gobbles up MSG tale
Is MSG bad for you? Listen to hear how a letter to the editor drastically changed our perception of MSG in Chinese food.
080 – Crummy early adoption for first bread slicer
We all know the saying, ‘the best thing since sliced bread,’ but who invented the bread-slicing machine? Listen to hear Otto Rohwedder’s surprising journey in selling his first bread slicer.
079 – Halen down on Eddie’s rogue m&m
Listen to hear how you should never make assumptions, even about Van Halen’s obsession over brown m&m’s.
078 – Tetanus icky not so sticky
Sometimes when you want people to take action it can be harder expected. Listen to hear how a Yale University experiment exposed why details are important.
077 – Benjamin’s book borrowing turns rival to friend
Sometimes asking for a favour is a good way to build rapport. Listen to hear how Benjamin Franklin turned a rival to a friend.
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