Phil Cooke

Tune in today to hear Katie Allred speak with Phil Cooke on his view of how the role of a church communicator has changed.

How can your church extend its reach and maximize its impact through digital media? In this episode, media producer Phil Cooke shares strategies for becoming more media savvy.

I can’t begin to tell you how excited I am to have Phil Cooke—founder and CEO of Cooke Media Group---on The Dad Whisperer Podcast today! Phil has been called “one of the most innovative communicators of our generation” and after hearing his heart and his wisdom as an influencer and dialed-in dad to two adult daughters, you’ll see why he’s described this way.Phil has produced media programming in more than 60 countries, and produced many of the most influential Christian TV programs in history with a client list that includes Walt Disney and Dreamworks as well as Joel Osteen, Joyce Meyer, The Museum of the Bible, the YouVersion Bible App, and The Salvation Army. His newest book “Maximize Your Influence: How to Make Digital Media Work for Your Church, Your Ministry, and You” is the ultimate reference guide for pastors and leaders in today’s digital age, and our conversation today focuses on that theme with the title, “Maximizing Your Influence in Your Daughter’s Life.”To connect with Phil and learn more about him, you can go to his website at www.cookemediagroup.com.

Phil Cooke is a writer, television producer and media specialist based in California. In 2012 his book, ‘One Big Thing: Discovering What You Were Born to Do’ became a catalyst for so many people to hone in on their unique purpose in life. Here, Phil talks about the biggest pitfalls you can make in finding your ‘one thing’, how to discover your niche and the importance of comparison.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Some say Michael Angelo is considered to be the best artist in history. Yet in his peak, he said, “I’m still learning.”  And so as creatives, we NEVER should have that feeling that we have arrived. We shouldn’t have that feeling that we have gotten there. Because at the end of the day, there’s always still some learning to do.  Join our host Aaron Magnuson in this podcast episode as Phil Cooke unfolds tricks and tips on how to lead creatives. Jump in to listen!  P.S. The countdown is on! Get more insights from Phil Cooke about this topic and more at The Social Media Church Conference!  Share your thoughts using the hashtag #SMCPodcast #SMCConference.  Show Notes: Aaron Magnuson Facebook Aaron Magnuson Twitter Aaron Magnuson Instagram Aaron Magnuson Linkedin Phil Cooke Website Phil Cooke Facebook Phil Cooke Twitter Phil Cooke Instagram Phil Cooke Linkedin Phil Cooke YouTube Phil Cooke Vimeo Cooke Media Group The Social Media Church Conference

The Carey Nieuwhof Leadership Podcast is a podcast all about leadership, change and personal growth. The goal? To help you lead like never before—in your church or in your business.

The Carey Nieuwhof Leadership Podcast is a podcast all about leadership, change and personal growth. The goal? To help you lead like never before—in your church or in your business.

This week, hear Warren Smith's conversation with author and Christian media expert, Phil Cooke.

Being creative is being a problem solver. In part two of the podcast conversation series Box Breakers, Jen Tringale sits down with filmmaker and media consultant, Phil Cooke, to discuss proven strategies from his background in Hollywood for breaking boxes and maximizing your influence, and how you identify the problem God put you on the earth to solve.

Media is the language of our culture, but unfortunately, Christians don’t always speak it very well. Phil Cooke is the CEO and Founder of Cooke Media Group – and he’s filling a niche among Christian nonprofits by helping them tell their story effectively through media. Phil talks with Trent about the biggest mistake churches make when it comes to communicating, tips on managing creative people, the best ways to promote and distribute content, and the importance of engaging your online audience. Phil encourages us to see this pandemic as an opportunity, not a limitation. The world has changed – and it’s never going back.