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Through conversation with industry greats, experts and innovators from around the world, GovComms delivers the latest insights and best practice in government communication. We provide the resources to help you, the government and public sector, communicate policies, services and regulations with impact. A podcast by contentgroup, leaders in government communication. Watch our episodes in video on contentgroup's YouTube channel. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
contentgroup hosts GovComms: The Future of Government Communication, a government show with 362 episodes published.
Measurement should make our work clearer, not harder. Host David Pembroke is joined by Stacey Barr , a specialist in organisational performance, measurement and evidence-based leadership, to unpack why evaluation still f
When technology speeds up, trust and truth are put under pressure. Host David Pembroke is joined by Sree Srinivasan, who reflects on what he learnt broadcasting daily from New York during the early days of Covid, and how
Government comms has shifted from crafting messages to shaping meaning in a fast-moving digital world. Host David Pembroke is joined by Brenda Duran, director of external affairs at LA County’s Justice Care and Opportuni
Governments cannot afford to keep talking about AI as a future challenge when citizens are already expecting better, faster, and more human-centred services. In this episode of GovComms, David Pembroke speaks with Pete W
Governments are full of data, but it’s insight that drives real change. In this episode of GovComms, David Pembroke joins Garrett Tyler-Parker, Director of Analysis and Insights at Tourism Research Australia. Together, t
As we step into 2026, now's the time to ensure everyone's voice is heard. In this episode of GovComms, we revisit host David Pembroke's conversation with Richard Etienne: internal communications expert, author of The Int
In an era of constant disruption, government communicators are being asked to lead without all the answers. In this episode of GovComms, David Pembroke is joined by leadership experts Dr Marianne Broadbent and Adam Kyria
What if better communication starts with listening, not telling? In this episode of GovComms, host David Pembroke speaks with Natasha Plowman: a communications strategist, advisor, and founder of Spinning Red. Together t
What happens when authenticity becomes your greatest communication strategy? In this episode of GovComms, host David Pembroke speaks with Oluchi Ezeugo, a leading corporate communications professional from Lagos, Nigeria
What does it take to thrive as a communicator in a rapidly changing world? In this episode of GovComms, David Pembroke speaks with Ross Monaghan, award-winning educator and communications leader from Deakin University. F
What if everything you thought you knew about effective communication was wrong? In this episode, host David Pembroke speaks with James Healy, founder of The Behaviour Boutique and co-author of BS at Work. James has work
What do bushfires, TikTok, and police comms have in common? For Kendall Masters, they’ve each shaped a sharp, no-nonsense approach to government communication. In this episode, she joins David Pembroke to unpack what it
Is your comms team keeping up, or just keeping busy? In this episode of GovComms, David Pembroke sits down with Mitchell Dye, the dynamic voice behind the City of Greater Geelong’s external communications. From community
How will AI reshape the future of government communications—and what skills will you need to thrive? In this episode of GovComms, host David Pembroke is joined by Wayne Aspland, expert in public sector communication and
What happens when your council loses public trust—and you’re the one answering the questions? In this episode of GovComms, host David Pembroke speaks with Chloe Casey, Manager of Communications and Corporate Governance a
What if the best ideas in your team are the ones you never hear? In this episode of GovComms, host David Pembroke speaks with Richard Etienne—internal communications expert, author of The Introvert’s Survival Guide, and
Trust is on life support. People are tuning out. Tech is speeding up. Noise is everywhere. So how can government communicators break through? In this powerhouse episode of GovComms, host David Pembroke is joined by Ros W
Is Google still the king of search or has AI changed the game forever? The way people find information is undergoing the biggest shift in decades and government communicators can’t afford to be left behind. In this episo
Great communicators aren’t born—they’re made. In this episode of GovComms, host David Pembroke chats with Dr. Louise Mahler, an expert in leadership communication, about the art of presence, authenticity, and confidence.
Governments generate endless information, but so much of it goes unseen. So, how do we turn it into content people actually care about? In this episode of GovComms, David Pembroke chats with Heather Lansdowne, a leader i
Pete Williams
former Director of Data at Penguin Random House · Centre for Eye Research
1 appearance on this show
Richard Etienne
internal communications expert, author of The Introvert’s Survival Guide, and founder of The Introvert Space · The Introvert Space
2 appearances on this show
James Healy
author of Adopting AI: The People First Approach · The Behaviour Boutique
1 appearance on this show
Jim Stewart
Project Management Consultant · Chattanooga Audubon Society
1 appearance on this show
Dr Louise Mahler
2021 Keynote Speaker of the Year, Leadership body-language and voice Expert, Executive Coach, Author
1 appearance on this show
Andrew Parsons
Founder and Chief Investment Officer · Resolution Capital
1 appearance on this show
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