Sherry Goldman, president of Goldman Communications Group, hosts the award-winning weekly radio show Let’s Talk PR & More! The show features in-depth interviews with industry, media, and business leaders about public relations, PR best practices, the media, marketing, strategy, career development, AI’s impact on communications, profiles of key leaders, as well as the disciplines and issues that intersect with public relations and communications.
Let’s Talk PR & More! airs Mondays at 5pm on WRHU-FM and streams live on most streaming devices and online. Shows are also available as podcasts here, as well as on most podcast sites, including Apple podcasts, Spotify, Amazon, and iHeart.
Here are our most recent shows:
Show #119: Kevin Perlmutter, Limbic Brand Evolution, on branding and emotion
Show #118: Ruth Villalonga, Villa Communications, on multicultural public relations
Show #117: Dorothy Crenshaw, Crenshaw Communications founder, on reputation management
Show #116: Laura Garfield, Idea Decanter, on video marketing
Show #115: Steve Turner, Solomon Turner PR, on PR that drives results
Show #114: Gregg Feistman, Temple University, on leadership
Show #113: Linda Zebian, MuckRack, on the “State of AI in PR 2026 Report”
Show #112: Brian Hart, Flackable, on credibility marketing
Show #111: Annie Scranton, Pace Public Relations, on using earned media effectively
Show #110: Bill Beutler, Beutler Ink, on Wikipedia
Show #109: George Bradley, Archer Education, on marketing for higher education
Show #108: Glo Janata, TogoRun, on healthcare communications
Show #107: Jess Garbarino, Primark, on building Primark’s brand in the U.S.
Show #106: Tara Goodwin, Goodwin Consulting, on crisis management and communications
Show #105: Ray Hennessey, Vocatus, on corporate social media policies
Show #104: Amy Rosenberg, Veracity, on local public relations
Show #103: Samantha Flynn, Junipr Public Relations, on PR in a changing media landscape
Show #102: Sam Waltz on the campaign to vindicate top commanders at Pearl Harbor
Show #101: Gregg Feistman, Temple University, on CSR and corporate social advocacy
Show #100: Corey Martin, Allison Worldwide, on influence and influencers
Show #99: Philip Tate, Philip Tate Strategic Communications, on independent consultants
Show #98: Timothy Penning, Grand Valley State University, putting PR theory into practice
Show #97: Hinda Mitchell, Inspire PR Group, on PR for food, food production, and agriculture
Show #96: Kathleen Lucente, Red Fan Communications, on PR in a ‘no click’ world
Show #95: Linda Zebian and Matt Dzugan, Muck Rack, on ‘What Is AI Reading’ study
Show #94: Jennifer Kaplan, Evolve Public Relations and Marketing, on reputation management
Show #93: Donetta Allen, Bobbie, on influencers and influencer marketing
Show #92: Patrick Aievoli, Rock Paper Pixels, on regulations impacting AI
Show #91: Amy Cosper, Bizee, on entrepreneurship and starting a business
Show #90: Jaci Clement, Fair Media Council, on local media and media accountability
Show #89: Jennifer Avril, Warner Communications, on environmental and sustainability PR
Show #88: Jeff Blumenfeld, Blumenfeld & Associates, on PR to find a life-saving kidney donor
Show #87: Fay Shapiro, CommPRO, on the founding of CommPRO and the changing PR industry
Show #86: David Fuscus, Xenophon Strategies, on generative AI in PR
Show #85: Heddy DeMaria, Hunter, on motivating and engaging Gen Z
Show #84: Laura Borgstede, Calysto Communications, on using AI in PR and media relations
Show #83: Kourtney Jason, Pacific & Court, on book publicity
Show #82: Frank D’Agostino on brand-media partnerships
Show #81: Alexandra Zendrian, AtoZ Communications, on identifying newsworthy stories
Show #80: Pam Cronin, Pam Ann Marketing, on Google analytics
Show #79: Natacha Favry, Kalamari, on international PR between the U.S. and Europe
Show #78: Tommy Means, Mekanism, on storytelling for emerging media
Show #77: Peter Freedman, Think Inc., on PR, guerilla marketing & the PR for Calm
Show #76: Neil Brown, The Poynter Institute, on local media and today’s media environment
Show #75: Matt Krayton, Publitics, on political communications
Show #74: Gabrielle Kessler, We Are Social, on experiential marketing
Show #73: Brian Bohl, Canon USA, media relations for sports and B2B clients
Show #72: Lynn Appelbaum, author, “Classroom to Workplace: Land Your First Marketing Communications Job”
Show #71: Adam Rubin, Commack School District, on PR for school districts
Show #70: Ethan Rasiel, Lightspeed Public Relations, on global PR
Show #69: Sandra Stahl, jacobstahl, on healthcare and life sciences communications
Show #68: Pam Cronin, Pam Ann Marketing, on SEO
Show #67: Elliot Sloane, ThroughCo Communication, on crisis communications
Show #66: Janet Goldstein, Janet Goldstein Enterprises, on writing and publishing a book
Show #65: Simone Sloane, Your Choice Coach, on DEI and creating an inclusive workplace
Show #64: Patrick Aievoli, Rock Paper Scissors, on how AI is changing how we communicate
Show #63: Alyssa Peek, Peek Photography, on using photos in PR and marketing
Show #62: Jack Appleman, Successful Business Writing, on writing effective copy
Show #61: Lee Harris, NewsNation, on the changing media landscape and its impact
Show #60: Linda Zebian, Muck Rack, ‘State of PR’ Report
Show #59: Norman Pearlstine, exec. editor of the Wall Street Journal, LA Times, Forbes, and editor-in-chief of Time, on the changing media landscape and building trust in the media
Show #58: Julie Fry, Your Expert Guest, on podcasts
Show #57: Grace Leong, Hunter, on consumer marketing and reaching emerging consumers
Show #56: Mike Maynard, Napier Group, on B2B public relations
Show #55: Josh Reynolds, Rob Roy Consulting, on persuasive storytelling
Show #54: Steve Chirello, Chirello Advertising, on handling communications in smaller markets
Show #53: Kate Finley, Belle Communication, on building a remote culture
Show #52: Tara Baumgarten, //NKST, on conferences as part of PR programs
Show #51: Andrew Bergin, Speaking Virtually, on communicating effectively
Show #50: Margaret Myers, Long Dash, on effective storytelling
Show #49: Dick Grove, INK Inc PR, on earned media and client relations
Show #48: Jerry Barmash, NY broadcaster and author, on Here Now The News
Show #47: Ray Hennessey, Vocatus, on crisis communication and corporate apologies
Show #46: Kerri Allen, Applecart, on the role of data in PR and marketing
Show #45: Jerry Pionk, Xcelsior Communications, on AI in PR and government communications
Show #44: Mickie Kennedy, eReleases, on press releases that generate news
Show #43: Chris Vaccaro, NOAA’s National Weather Service, on PR for the weather service
Show #42: Karen Amster-Young, Sabrina Levine Communications, on brand partnerships
Show #41: Chris Winans, Chris Winans Consulting, on crisis media relations
Show #40: Barrie Cohen, BC Public Relations, on starting an entrepreneurial PR agency
Show #39: Linda Zebian, Muck Rack, State of Journalism Report 2024
Show #38: Michael R. Virgintino, MRV Communications, on historical campaigns and Freedomland U.S.A.
Show #37: Neha Bhalani, CSG Law, on intellectual property
Show #36: Tony Sclafani, Mercury Public Affairs, on public affairs PR and storytelling
Show #35: Lesley Gold, SutherlandGold Group, on developing compelling stories
Show #34: Anthony D’Angelo, Syracuse University, on AI’s impact on PR and PR careers
Show #33: Ken Makovsky, Makovsky, on the importance of trust
Show #32: Jody Fisher, Jody Fisher PR, on media relations
Show #31: Robert Weiss, MultiVision Digital, on video and PR
Show #30: Sandra Sokoloff, Alvarez & Marsal, on the client-agency partnership
Show #29: Jeanne Salvatore, Seton Hall University, on “Navigating the Transition from Journalism to PR & Comms”
Show #28: Lara Kisielewska, Optimum Design & Consulting, on branding
Show #27: Nick Ashooh, APCO Worldwide, on leading corporate communications for Fortune 500 companies
Show #26: Mike Paul, Reputation Doctor, on reputation management and risk management
Show #25: Patrice Tanaka, Joyful Planet, on being joyful and purpose-driven
Show #24: Sue Zizza, SueMedia Productions, on audio and audiobooks
Show #23: Mark McClennan, EthicalVoices, on ethics of AI in PR
Show #22: Linda Zebian, Muck Rack, State of Journalism Report
Show #21: Chelsey Pendock, Innovision Advertising, on advertising
Show #20: Wendy Goldstein, Office of the Comptroller of Nassau County, on government and institutional communications
Show #19: Jeff Morosoff, Hofstra University, on PR education
Show #18: Theresa Jacobellis, IPRO, on healthcare communications
Show #17: Lynne Scott Jackson, City College of New York, on preparing students for careers and internships
Show #16: Shelley Spector, Museum of Public Relations, female PR pioneers
Show #15: Michael Harrison, Talkers, on the radio industry and radio-PR relationship
Show #14: Christine Deska, Nonprofit Sector Strategies, on nonprofits
Show #13: George Rosenberg, The Rosenberg Group, on the PR industry, leadership, and talent
Show #12: Julie Livingston, WantLeverage Communications, on thought leadership and LinkedIn
Show #11: Laurel Carpenter, Pearl Consulting NYC, on brand voice
Show #10: Petia Adbur-Razzaaq, The Sytlista Group, on influencer marketing
Show #9: Nirmala Singh, Zeno Group, on food/beverage PR and food blogging
Show #8: Art Stevens, The Stevens Group, on the PR industry and agency leadership
Show #7: Lynsie Slachetka, founder of aJuxt Media Group, on digital marketing
Show #6: Jerry Barmash, Long Island editor for Patch.com, on local media and how PR can tell stories through local media
Show #5: Joice Truban Curry, c3 Communications, on local PR for live events
Show #4: Dr. Brooke Grindlinger, Chief Scientific Officer, New York Academy of Sciences, on Science Communications
Show #3: Dawn Kelly, The Nourish Spot, on her journey from corporate PR to launching an entrepreneurial business and brand
Show #2: Ken Jacobs, Jacobs Consulting, on Leadership
Show #1 – Shelley Spector, Museum of Public Relations