The reVerb Communications gang gets together to talk Met, Mac and manners in this episode of The Message Gets Through, a podcast by communications pros for students of the craft. Why do some messages hit the mark? That's the question that animates the podcast. We hope you enjoy the conversation.Theme music: "Anthem of a Quirky Hipster" by Rex Banner.Photography: "Anna Wintour" by Karin Bar, licensed under CC BY 2.5"Blake Lively Cannes 2016 2 (cropped)" by Georges Biard, licensed under CC BY 2.5"Ashley Mary-Kate Olsen 2011 Shankbone 3 (cropped)" by David Shankbone, licensed under CC BY 2.5"Nicole Kidman & Keith Urban 03 (Cropped)" by David Torcivia, licensed under CC BY 2.0"Fleetwood Mac November 2014" by Steffane lui, licensed under CC BY 2.0"The Gaslight Anthem GBG" by Deess, licensed under CC BY 3.0Seriously worth watching: https://youtu.be/eDwi-8n054s?si=BNnfaTLsrN9HYMdYAnd watching again: https://youtu.be/eDwi-8n054s?si=BNnfaTLsrN9HYMdYProduced by reVerb Communications, an Edmonton-based agency specializing in communications, public engagement, and creative strategy for infrastructure and construction projects across Canada.

In the debut episode of The Message Gets Through,⁠ reVerb Communications⁠ colleagues Roberta Farion, Meghan Capicio, and Glenn Kubish talk about the messages that truly connect with their audience.

From the Formula 1 theme music by Brian Tyler (and its mariachi version by José Skertchly) to an Alberta teacher’s strike meme and a portable electronic message sign, the team breaks down what made each message work — and why it caught their attention.

Produced by reVerb Communications, an Edmonton-based agency specializing in communications, public engagement, and creative strategy for infrastructure and construction projects across Canada.

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