
Welcome to The Little Questions podcast from Apella Advisors. In each episode, we tackle a critical little question, covering topics from across the world of communications, corporate affairs and beyond.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BusinessMarketingManagement | |||

In a world that occasionally feels like it's teetering on the edge, the demand for "wise counsel" has never been higher.
In this episode of the Little Questions Podcast, we turn the spotlight on advice, the good, the bad, and the confidently delive... more
If your organisation's culture were described anonymously tomorrow, would it match what's written in your annual report?
In this episode of The Little Questions, we explore how culture failures move from being internal concerns to full-scale reputa... more
Do you remember when we were told the world was heading inexorably towards globalisation? That technology would dissolve borders, that liberal stability was the model forevermore, and that everything was, more or less, under control?
Yeah. About th... more
505 years ago, on this day in 1521, a German monk named Martin Luther stood before the Holy Roman Emperor, representatives of the Pope, and the assembled powers of church and state at the Diet of Worms.
He was asked a simple question: Would he reca... more
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Boring and says little beyond the obvious, in corporate communications blah blah speak
An invaluable podcast if you work in the corp comms world. Entertaining and I always learn something!
Love this show. So much practical advice on in house corp comms. Highly recommend.
I’ve really enjoyed listening to these - love the conversational and relaxed style and the good range of topics. Keep going - they keep me sane.
Really enjoy this podcast. Thoughtful, entertaining and enjoyable. Loads of tips, experiences and insights for budding and seasoned corp affairs professionals and business leaders.
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The show centers on practical, real-world issues in corporate communications, public relations, and reputation management. Across episodes, it weighs tone, transparency, and strategy when handling media, crises, sponsorships, and evolving tech like AI in marketing. Expect candid takes, case-study style discussions, and a preference for actionable tips that listeners in corporate affairs, marketing, and communications can apply in-house. A notable angle is how public perception, leadership messaging, and media dynamics intersect with business decisions, often with a sharp sense of humor and a readiness to challenge conventional metrics and practices.
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