Author, public speaker and Hollywood actor. Few have a CV like Dominic Colenso.

In this episode, he talks about how PR has positively shaped his personal brand - whilst sharing some absolutely superb expert top-tips on speaking in public.

To mark the recent launch of his new book, Cut Through, he sits down with host Charlotte Nichols to about why being yourself is crucial in PR - and ultimately, why nobody wants you to fail on the mic.

A picture tells a thousand words.

And for Angela Carrington, she knows just now much an image can transform a story.

As a photographer and MD of The Bigger Picture Agency, she reveals how a striking snap can put an 'Okay' tale on the front page.

She sits down with host Charlotte Nichols to turn about photography's underrated role in PR, an unforgettable canine cameo - and why giant cheque presentations are destined for the scrapheap.

If you want your next press shot to do more than tick a box – and actually work hard for your PR – this episode is for you.

They say a picture tells a thousand words.
It is a term that is close to Ellie Chapman’s heart.
As founder of the visualisation agency Lim, Ellie uses imagery to help businesses bring their ideas to life.
And on this episode of The Pocket-Sized PR Podcast, she sits down to talk with host Charlotte Nichols about the role imagery plays in PR, as the pair chat about everything from emojis to business meetings.

Jeni Smith is a fan of networking.

As founder of NetKno, she’s spent almost 20 years helping people and businesses network with purpose.

On this episode of The Pocket-size PR Podcast, Jeni sits down with host Charlotte Nichols to discuss everything from how the pandemic reshaped networking and why it is crucial why your real-life brand matches your digital one.

And, as always, it is laden with juicy PR wisdom bombs!

Ocado. Innocent Drinks. Seeds. Conker milk.

Carol Feeley has so far enjoyed an incredible career working in creative roles for some of Britain's biggest and best brands.

From securing her "dream job" with Innocent Drinks, to working her way up to Head of Creative at Ocado.

In this episode of The Pocket-Sized PR, she talks with host Charlotte Nichols about the power of PR and how a sincere apology can go a long way with your customers.

Often those in sales don't always see the benefit of PR.

Not Tim Johnson.

The Chief Revenue Officer for Salesfire believes it can be a massive asset when it comes to doing business.

From the power of case studies to the benefit of being able to call yourself an award-winning business on that first call, Tim talks with host Charlotte about how PR has helped him in his career - and how it can help others unlock deals

In this episode of the Pocket-size PR Podcast, Charlotte sits down with the dynamic and insightful Kim Cattin, Managing Partner of SB1 Group, CEO of West Barn Co, aesthetic practitioner, and former celebrity makeup artist. Kim brings a fresh and fiercely honest perspective on the role of PR in today’s brand landscape, where trust, authenticity, and personal connection matter more than ever.

Together, they unpack the reality behind going viral, the importance of sustainable brand-building, and how to create real influence by identifying who your audience listens to. From beauty to B2B, Kim’s “influence the influencer” strategy is a must-hear for anyone wanting to grow a business with impact.

Whether you’re launching a new product, leading a clinic, or just trying to keep your brand visible in a noisy world, this episode offers a powerful reminder: People buy people. And those people are watching more closely than ever.

What does PR really mean for a business—and why is it so much more than just a glossy façade?
In this episode of the Pocket-size PR Podcast, Charlotte sits down with Richard Bradley, Executive Chair at Dyer Engineering, to explore PR as “a window into the heart and soul of a business.” Richard shares his journey from a finance background - once skeptical of PR - to becoming a firm believer in its power to build trust, attract talent, and strengthen culture.

They discuss:
Why authenticity matters more than perfection in PR.
The overlooked importance of internal communications in shaping brand reputation.
How culture and everyday interactions can be as influential as marketing campaigns.
Why relationships and consistency safeguard businesses when things go wrong.
The balancing act of sustaining PR investment during tough economic times.

Whether you’re a marketer, communicator, or business leader, Richard’s refreshing perspective will inspire you to see PR not as a cost, but as a vital connector between people, purpose, and performance.