Among the various concerns when starting a business, you’ll think about hiring employees. You can’t do everything yourself, so you need some outside help. 

When you decide to go it alone in business, you take on a whole new burden. You’re the only one to make the decisions, which means it’s your fault when they go wrong. You’re the person who has to hire employees, which means it’s your fault if they don’t fit. And it’s up to you to keep your product line moving, which means, and you guessed it, it’s your fault when it breaks down! 

PR After Hours Season 8 is coming soon! In the meantime, there are more than 200 episodes available for you to listen to on-demand.

Celebrating America!

Dive into the dark underbelly of the City of Fountains, Kansas City, along with a splash from a killer cocktail on the new podcast, “Going to Killing City.” Kansas City-based co-hosts Jamie Green and Alex Greenwood explore the most bizarre, unsettling, and truly odd historic murders that have transpired in the heart of the Midwest.

Alex explores the evolving synergy between Voice of the Customer (VoC) and Public Relations (PR) in today’s competitive business landscape. Are you listening?

We delve into his remarkable journey from leading a successful PR agency to serving on the front lines, his insights into the ongoing conflict, and how he’s using his communication expertise to inform, connect, and empower in the midst of crisis.

Sometimes you need to be reminded of the keys to PR success, and Alex is spinning the greatest hits today!

Joining us in the Virtual Lounge is the bossy, compelling, and inspirational Fitz Koehler. She is the author of multiple books, including ⁠My Noisy Cancer Comeback⁠, ⁠Your Healthy Cancer Comeback: Sick to Strong and Healthy Cancer Comeback Journal⁠, and also a busy keynote speaker, professional race announcer, and fitness expert.

We are fortunate to hear from a professional (Bathtub Creative) literally on the front lines — and today we ask her how the public relations profession — literally a PR Army — can be as valuable to freedom as any weapon in a foxhole.