Some really interesting clients have come to me because they’ve seen what I’ve done at the ABC and they’ve heard me at conferences and doing keynotes…and they’re like “Oh, this could actually have an application for us”…it doesn’t matter what content you’re doing as long as you’re understanding your audience. That’s the key to what we’ve been doing.
Ouimet Presents
Podcast Ep. 4
My conversation with Linda Bracken, on her 30 year career at the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, the Canadian connection to TripleJUnearthed.com, her new career as a consultant, and some serious mucking about with horses.
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Show Notes:
- Early career at ABC local radio in Newcastle – a chance to do a little of everything at the radio station, plus surf at lunch time.
- Still under 30 and asked to manage Triple J based in Sydney.
- Triple J. “Sharing the music of Australia and the world, but also about having conversations with young Australians to make you feel lie you’re part of a broader community…a special tribe”.
- Wait, it feels like someone is watching me.
- TripleJUnearthed.com and it’s relationship to NewMusicCanada.com.
- ABC Open.
- Leaving ABC to consult.
- Evidence based decision making.
- Audience centered design.
- Do something each week that scares you.
- Horses and leadership.
Links:
Linda Bracken on LinkedIn
Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Triple J
TripleJUnearthed
ABC Open
Brian Storm at Media Storm
Scott Brodie Horses for Courses
What a wonderful listen and I’m so very proud of the work that was done at Radio 3! Thank you, Robert. Always.
Thanks Mary Anne. You were the heart and soul of New Music Canada. It would never have worked without your dedication and hard work. so thank YOU!!!