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March 18, 2024

Meet the New Boss, Same As The Old Boss: Welcome to The Trending Communicator

Meet the New Boss, Same As The Old Boss: Welcome to The Trending Communicator

Discover the surprising transformation of "The Dan Nestle Show" into "The Trending Communicator." Just when you thought you knew what to expect, flips the script, bringing a whole new focus on the power players in PR, communications, and marketing....

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The Trending Communicator

Discover the surprising transformation of "The Dan Nestle Show" into "The Trending Communicator." Just when you thought you knew what to expect, Dan flips the script, bringing a whole new focus on the power players in PR, communications, and marketing. Get ready to dive deep into the ever-changing world of communications, explore cutting-edge innovations, and unravel the impact of technology on our profession. Join Dan as he uncovers the secrets of information control and the immense responsibility that comes with it. But wait, there's more! Be prepared to meet the movers and shakers who are shaping the future of communications, from AI to neuroscience and beyond. Brace yourself for some mind-blowing insights and captivating discussions. It's a whole new era with "The Trending Communicator." Are you ready to join the conversation? Check back soon for episode one and get ready to be amazed.

 

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Welcome, or welcome back to the trending

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communicator. I'm your host, Dan Nestle.

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Wait, what? The trending communicator.

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What? I thought I was here for the Dan

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Nestle show. Well, I got good news for

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you, everybody. You still are here for the

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Dan Nestle show, only I've decided,

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decided to bring it in a little bit, focus

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in a little bit more on the community, on

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the professionals, on the profession

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itself that has given me so much, that has

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made all of the good fortune in my life

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possible. That is the field of PR,

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communications, and marketing. From now

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on, I'm going to be devoting the show to

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those in the fields which I had just

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mentioned, who I think and who you

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probably all will think are amazing

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people, people who have something

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incredible to offer, people who have done

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great things in the field of

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communications and beyond, people who are

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taking our profession to wherever it's

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going to go. And hence, I think they're

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trending. The trending communicator. The

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trending communicators of our day. I'm

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still going to be having in depth

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conversations and go explore as far as I

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can with my curiosity. And we're going to

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have a lot of fun, going to get to know

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people. And anybody, whether you're in

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communications, marketing, or some other

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profession, anybody will get something out

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of every episode. That said, if you're in

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comms or you're in marketing, there's

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definitely going to be a little bit more

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for you, at least professionally speaking.

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And I think you'll be fascinated with the

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people who are going to be coming on the

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show these days. There's just been an

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incredible amount of change happening in

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our field, and I've been dealing with that

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change, and I've been sort of on the edge

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of that change for at least the past five

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or six years, if not longer. And in recent

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years, I've really doubled down on the

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idea of innovation and staying ahead of

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the changes, mostly in technology that are

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facing our world and facing our profession

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particularly, and changing the face of

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communications and really having severe

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implications as to the future of what it

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is that I do. You may not think that it's

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super important or that it's ever occurred

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to you that communications and marketing

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is really a critical part of the future.

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But let me ask you this. Who controls

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information? Who are the people that write

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stories that you then read in the

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newspapers? Or, well, if you ever seen a

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newspaper, if you ever read on websites or

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even in social media, who are the people

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who create the narratives that you hear

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about in positive and negative ways, in

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politics, in corporations, in

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organizations, the people that create

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those pieces, the people who are in charge

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of narratives, of stories, of messaging, I

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got to say, they hold a lot of power. And

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most of them, most of us just think it's

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our job. We get a lot of rewards out of

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it, very passionate about it. But frankly,

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I think we need to understand that we

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wield an incredible amount of power over

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the information that others receive. And

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with that power comes great

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responsibility. I guess you knew I was

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going to say something like that. Well,

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the trending communicator is going to be

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talking with people, movers and shakers in

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the field who I believe really understand

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that responsibility, who are looking at

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technology and looking at changes in the

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way that we understand communications,

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whether it be through artificial

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intelligence or neuroscience or just

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understanding better ways to manage

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anxiety and speak as a communicator and

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much, much more. These people will be

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graciously sitting with me and talking,

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and we are going to uncover some, I mean,

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some amazing insights and some very

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interesting paths of discussion, as I have

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always done, as I will continue to do so.

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Yes, it's different. It's the trending

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communicator. Still Dan Nestle, still me,

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still my style. If you like the best of

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both of those worlds, you're in for a

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really great ride. So welcome. Subscribe

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resubscribe Listen, tell me what you

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think. But most of all, enjoy the

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conversations, enjoy the curiosity. Enjoy

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the learning. Episode one coming soon

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thank you. Thanks for taking the time to

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listen in on today's conversation. If you

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ideas for future guests or you want to be

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dan@trendingcommunicator.com thanks again

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for listening to the trending