The highlights from some of the business podcasts that I’ve listened to this week:

Six Pixels of Separation
Mitch Joel offers six tips to the person looking for a job in the new-marketing world, including the type of questions he would ask when interviewing a candidate

  1. Don’t show me your resume. Point him to your blog and podcast.
  2. Tell me what’s in your RSS reader. Talk about the feeds that you’re following.
  3. Talk about search, search engine optimization, and search engine marketing. Where are they headed?
  4. Talk about social media. What are the important conversations going on?
  5. What books have your read and what are you reading?
  6. Is this your passion?

Across the Sound
A tremendous podcast from Joseph Jaffe, recorded in front of a live audience. A good discussion of how his podcast is helping his business and how it can help yours.

Inside PR
Terry Fallis and David Jones talk about the ideal background of a PR practitioner.

Better Desirable Roasted Communications Podcast
A good discussion between Allan Jenkins and Lee Hopkins about the importance of understanding cultural differences, after Lee received criticism to a blog post he meant to be tongue-in-cheek.

For Immediate Release
Some interesting thoughts from Shel Holtz and Neville Hobson on the “doocing” of the Petite Anglaise blogger and Jason Calcanis’ offer to pay bloggers.

Listening to these thought leaders each week is free education on business communications, digital marketing, advertising, PR, and the digital world in which we live.

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