“The media, if it's used properly, can drive change and it can keep companies and people honest.” -Tamra Bow, Channel Seven Sunrise
It’s PR Darlings Jo Stone and Greer Quinn chat with Tamra Bow – the Channel Seven Sunrise reporter from the Sunshine State. Tamra’s the one who gets up before dawn in order to bring the day’s events to the comfort of our loungerooms while we enjoy our morning coffee. She’s also worked as a TV news reporter for both Channel Seven and Channel Nine.
Read MoreListen in to It’s PR Darlings podcast trailer. Hosted by ex-journalists Jo Stone + Greer Quinn, this is THE podcast to listen to if you’re wanting to keep up with the latest public relations, publicity and media trends.
Ever wondered how some companies score publicity while others don't? To combat the lack of understanding on how news becomes news, two former journalist colleagues have joined forces to launch a podcast demystifying the often misunderstood professions of public relations and journalism.
Read MoreTo combat the lack of understanding on how news becomes news and to shine a spotlight on the often complex relationships between journalists and public relations practitioners, two former media colleagues have joined forces to demystify the often misunderstood professions of PR and journalism.
Due to launch mid-January, the It’s PR Darlings podcast is a joint venture between Greer Quinn of Forward Communications and Jo Stone of Sticks and Stones PR who’ve been dusting off their much loved radio craft skills to produce the show alongside their “day jobs”.
Meet Greer Quinn - one half of the PR Darlings. Greer is a former ABC journalist, turned PR and corporate communications specialist.
She loves unearthing client stories that influence positive change, especially in the sustainability space and has a business brain having founded and exited a beauty brand start-up and grown up amongst family business.
Read MoreMeet Jo Stone - one half of the PR Darlings. Jo is a former ABC TV and Channel 7 Melbourne newsreader and award-winning journalist.
She started her career in metro radio in Brisbane covering politics, courts, general news and sports rounds. Her role at the ABC expanded to become one of the broadcasters first bi-media journalists, providing content for both radio and TV.
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