Sherry Goldman was honored to be a featured panelist at the TALKERS 2026: Radio’s Next Chapter conference held in June. Sherry was part of the panel on “Gaining Traction in a Noisy Digital World” and joined talk radio leaders, including moderator Mike McVay, and panelists Heather Cohen, Rob Carson, 
Ryan McCormick, and Joe “Pags” Pagliarulo, in a lively discussion of the challenges facing radio talk show hosts navigating the complicated world of social media and generating content designed to get noticed in an environment of distraction.
Sherry is very passionate about radio. In addition to working with radio stations around the country to get our clients covered on the radio, she also has a weekly radio show, Let’s Talk PR & More! The show airs Monday’s at 5pm ET on WRHU-FM and also live streams then; episodes are also posted as podcasts on all major podcast sites, as well as on our website at www.goldmanpr.net/podcast.
Here’s the TALKERS 2026 panel discussion – check out the conversation!
She also shares her entrepreneurial journey of founding Goldman Communications Group. Check out the 
for a show discussing how AI is changing how we communicate and influencing information, disinformation, and misinformation. The radio show airs on WRHU-FM, which is heard at 88.7 FM in the Greater New York City/Long Island region, as well as on the station’s livestream. The award was presented to Sherry at the PCLI media awards dinner honoring the best in Long Island journalism on June 5th. 
Check it out!
And these are just three of many organizations that faced crises threatening their businesses and reputations recently.
Maybe it’s a story of needing help and resources to achieve your mission.
Member Spotlight. She shares many insights into her love of PR and some fun experiences, including meeting Robin Williams. 
on the webcast and podcast ‘A Turn of Events.’ You can watch it 
Sherry Goldman shared her insights on reputation management and crisis communications with industry leading blog, Reputation Rhino. You can read it 
I see another color or design, always adapting to the light and environment around them. So it is appropriate that opal is the official gift for Goldman Communications Group’s 24th anniversary, which is today. 
Sherry Goldman shared crisis communications best practices with David Shriner-Cahn on the recent edition of Smashing the Plateau. You can listen to it 
with Ken Cerini on The Cerini Nonprofit Connection. Her advice can help all companies, nonprofits, and brands. You can watch it 
Maybe it’s to expand your business, boost your industry profile, implement better employee engagement practices, find better work/life balance, enjoy the ride.
But, the transition can be successful and rewarding.
Her advice is good for more than just entrepreneurs and startups – it’s relevant to most companies, non-profits and executives. Hope you’ll check it out. You can listen to the show 
There are many, although most not well known, including Wyoming becoming the 44th state, the 1st concrete street being built in Ohio, the Beatles (one of my favorites) releasing their album A Hard Day’s Night in 1964, and the broadcast debut of ABC’s World News Tonight in 1978.
to share insights and actionable tips on how credit unions can protect their brands and reputations in today’s ‘always on’ world. Her advice can help all companies, non-profits organizations, and brands – not just credit unions. You can watch it 
malleable – flexible, changing, adaptive to the world, our clients, the changing communications landscape, and more – and conductive as we are liaisons and conduits between our clients and their key stakeholders and communities.