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Hosted by Shrita Hernandez · business · EN-US
On Repute is a podcast about how organizations earn, hold, and lose credibility, and how the decisions they make shape reputation long before any message is written. Hosted by Shrita Hernandez, the show examines what makes organizations believable, what puts their credibility at risk, and what leaders can do about it.
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Contact path
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Booking probability
36%
Guest openness
Selective
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Signup to Generate a PitchOn Repute is a podcast about how organizations earn, hold, and lose credibility, and how the decisions they make shape reputation long before any message is written. Hosted by Shrita Hernandez, the show examines what makes organizations believable, what puts their credibility at risk, and what leaders can do about it.
On Repute is hosted by Shrita Hernandez. The show has published 12 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "What Has Your Organization Earned the Right to Claim?" (21 October 2026, 4 minutes), "When Silence Protects You and When It Costs You" (14 October 2026, 5 minutes), and "What Your Organization Signals Before It Speaks" (7 October 2026, 5 minutes).
On Repute publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 5 minutes across 12 episodes.
Booking probability for On Repute is 36%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. On Repute requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. On Repute's contact route on record: public web form.
The strongest fits for On Repute are Business & Management Consulting. On Repute has a business audience.
Shrita Hernandez hosts On Repute, a business podcast with 12 episodes published.
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Episode #10
Somewhere in an organization, an aspiration has quietly become a claim. It moved from a planning document to a deck, then to the website, where the tense changed and nobody noticed. This episode examines the obligation...
Episode #9
Two organizations decide not to comment. One waits until it can speak with findings and closes the matter. The other leaves a vacuum that somebody else fills. Same decision, opposite outcome. This episode examines...
Episode #8
The announcement may be accurate, carefully drafted, and too late. Stakeholders often begin reading an organization's priorities before any statement arrives, through what it funds, who it promotes, what it...
Episode #7
A new name, a new mark, and a stronger promise can make an organization look more ambitious. They can also make it easier to disprove. This episode examines what happens when a rebrand raises the standard stakeholders...
Episode #6
Someone who matters to your organization asks a machine a question about you, reads the answer, and never visits your website. This episode examines what changes when AI systems assemble an organization's public account...
On Repute
On September 15, Ed Sheeran explained why he intended to keep his tour going after Macklemore’s removal from the remaining dates, citing his commitments to fans, crew, and musicians whose livelihoods depended on the...
Episode #5
A nonprofit board receives a reputation update filled with media mentions, sentiment, reach, and engagement. The numbers may be accurate and still hide the risk that matters most. This episode examines why some of the...
Episode #4
<p>More than thirty thousand people attend Invest Fest. Serena Williams headlines for the first time. A grievance the founders had aired against the city of Atlanta closes onstage with the mayor. By every operating...
Episode #4
More than thirty thousand people attend Invest Fest. Serena Williams headlines for the first time. A grievance the founders had aired against the city of Atlanta closes onstage with the mayor. By every operating measure...
Episode #3
An organization can spend eighteen months defining its brand and have a stakeholder decide what it really is in eleven minutes on the phone. This episode examines why repeated encounters carry more reputational weight...
Episode #3
<p>An organization can spend eighteen months defining its brand and have a stakeholder decide what it really is in eleven minutes on the phone. This episode examines why repeated encounters carry more reputational...
Episode #2
<p>In May, Hayden Panettiere's account of what happened after she spoke publicly about postpartum depression drew criticism of Neutrogena and then quieted. The company said nothing, and went on saying nothing for ninety...
Episode #2
In May, Hayden Panettiere's account of what happened after she spoke publicly about postpartum depression drew criticism of Neutrogena and then quieted. The company said nothing, and went on saying nothing for ninety...
Episode #1
<p>Two organizations fail the same way in the same month. Both apologize within a day, commission a review, and change a policy. One is finished with it in six weeks. The other is still answering for it three years...
Episode #1
Two organizations fail the same way in the same month. Both apologize within a day, commission a review, and change a policy. One is finished with it in six weeks. The other is still answering for it three years later...
On Repute
A preview of On Repute, Season One. On Repute is a podcast about reputation: how organizations build, protect, lose, and rebuild brand trust, credibility, and market position. Through cases, patterns, and executive...
On Repute
<p>A preview of On Repute, Season One.<br/><br/>On Repute is a podcast about reputation: how organizations build, protect, lose, and rebuild brand trust, credibility, and market position. Through cases, patterns, and...
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