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Adrian Warner

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Road Safety Commissioner for Western Australia Adrian Warner discusses the alarming number of deaths which have occurred on WA roads since the start of 2021.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Road Safety Commissioner for Western Australia Adrian Warner discusses the alarming number of deaths which have occurred on WA roads since the start of 2021.See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Adrian Warner  - The worst January road toll in decades

Adrian WarnerLike everything else, the sports media industry may be irrevocably changed in the wake of the Coronavirus crisis. The loss of matches, Tests, bouts and races has not only affected players, clubs and leagues but made an immediate impact in related industries such as media, broadcasting, hospitality and gambling. Adrian Warner went through a significant change in his career a few years ago when he was made redundant from his role as a sports reporter for the BBC. He wrote a book about how to handle the emotional and practical side of having to change when your job ends. From coping with anger, dealing with former colleagues to getting your CV ready to re-enter the job market and understanding what really makes you happy, Adrian has many lessons for those who may be affected by the economic issues that follow COVID-19       TOPICSWriting his book on coping with redundancy   Lessons for the current coronavirus crisis   Getting out in front of the problem  Dealing with the emotions of a job change Learning to accept that anger will never go away completely  Ignoring the social media skills of older people  The cull of older journalists in the search of a youthful audience  The attention span issue - does that affect the way sports media is taught today? The importance of 'reading long' and looking for analysis  Why the podcast movement is an indication of the importance of depth  Radio is the medium you consume while doing something else   Concerns about the sports industry and the sports media industry going forward  - "It is very hard for sport to continue in the same way"  The positive possibilities for sports after Coronavirus  The positive developments that have occurred from Adrian's life change  The law of diminishing returns in sports media, even in going to World Cups and Olympics  Turning your hobby into your job   His advice for students at the end of their course  "Use this as a moment to change direction in a positive way"  LINKSAdrian Warner Twitter | LinkedIN | Website 

Adrian WarnerLike everything else, the sports media industry may be irrevocably changed in the wake of the Coronavirus crisis. The loss of matches, Tests, bouts and races has not only affected players, clubs and leagues but made an immediate impact in related industries such as media, broadcasting, hospitality and gambling. Adrian Warner went through a significant change in his career a few years ago when he was made redundant from his role as a sports reporter for the BBC. He <a href="https://www.amazon.co.uk/Recovering-Redundancy-surviving-layoff-changing/dp/1098551192 " rel="nofollow" target="_blank">wrote a book</a> about how to handle the emotional and practical side of having to change when your job ends. From coping with anger, dealing with former colleagues to getting your CV ready to re-enter the job market and understanding what really makes you happy, Adrian has many lessons for those who may be affected by the economic issues that follow COVID-19 <h3>TOPICS</h3><a href="https://www.amazon.co.uk/Recovering-Redundancy-surviving-layoff-changing/dp/1098551192 " rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Writing his book</a> on coping with redundancy Lessons for the current coronavirus crisis Getting out in front of the problem Dealing with the emotions of a job change Learning to accept that anger will never go away completely Ignoring the social media skills of older people The cull of older journalists in the search of a youthful audience The attention span issue - does that affect the way sports media is taught today? The importance of 'reading long' and looking for analysis Why the podcast movement is an indication of the importance of depth Radio is the medium you consume while doing something else Concerns about the sports industry and the sports media industry going forward - "It is very hard for sport to continue in the same way" The positive possibilities for sports after Coronavirus The positive developments that have occurred from Adrian's life change The law of diminishing returns in sports media, even in going to World Cups and Olympics Turning your hobby into your job His advice for students at the end of their course "Use this as a moment to change direction in a positive way" <h3>LINKS</h3>Adrian Warner <a href="https://twitter.com/adrian_warner" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Twitter</a> | <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/adrian-warner-ba8a547b/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">LinkedIN</a> | <a href="http://adrianwarnermedia.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Website</a>

Adrian Warner: Redundancy and re-evaluation in sports media after COVID-19