Ramona Pringle's guest appearances

Ramona Pringle

Cool Tools

StoryForward

Spellbound

The Middle

Big Poppas

Tim Ferriss

Tyler Cowen

Trey Ratcliff

Tiffany Shlain

Guy Kawasaki

Jessica Green

Adam Savage

Scott Smith

Jane McGonigal

Bret Weinstein

Tina Roth Eisenberg

Seth Godin

Valter Longo

Austin Kleon

Jesse Genet

OwlTail

Our guest this week is Ramona Pringle. Ramona is a creator, journalist, and researcher whose work focuses on the interactions between humans, technology and the world around us. She’s a contributor to numerous media outlets, including tech columnist with the CBC (Canadian broadcasting corp), and Director of the Creative Innovation Studio at Ryerson University, in Toronto. For show notes: https://kk.org/cooltools/ramona-pringle-creator-and-journalist/

Our guest this week is Ramona Pringle. Ramona is a creator, journalist, and researcher whose work focuses on the interactions between humans, technology and the world around us. She’s a contributor to numerous media outlets, including tech columnist with the CBC (Canadian broadcasting corp), and Director of the Creative Innovation Studio at Ryerson University, in Toronto. For show notes: <a href="https://kk.org/cooltools/ramona-pringle-creator-and-journalist/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://kk.org/cooltools/ramona-pringle-creator-and-journalist/</a>

249: Ramona Pringle

We're back for Season 3! Dan and Pierre bring you up to speed on their fatherly goings-ons before discussing the world of technology and social media as it applies to their kids. Then our special guest on this season premiere - Director of the Creative Innovation Studio at Ryerson University, CBC Columnist and mom Ramona Pringle - shares her expert insights on how parents can navigate the ever-evolving digital world. Big Poppas Season 3 is brought to you by Nama Mama - creators of artisanal balms and oils for the whole family. Use promo code BIGPOPPAS to save 15% when you order their handcrafted, all-natural products online. Nama Mama: It's the Balm! Connect with Big Poppas on Instagram, Twitter, and via email at bigpoppaspodcast@gmail.com, and don't forget to rate and review the show when you have a moment.  Sound Engineering and Music Production by WeKr3ate Media. Recorded at Lynx Music in Toronto.  All Praise 2 The Moms.

We're back for Season 3! Dan and Pierre bring you up to speed on their fatherly goings-ons before discussing the world of technology and social media as it applies to their kids. Then our special guest on this season premiere - Director of the <a href="https://www.instagram.com/thestudiofcad/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Creative Innovation Studio</a> at Ryerson University, <a href="https://www.cbc.ca/news/technology/ramona-pringle-1.3198143" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">CBC Columnist</a> and mom Ramona Pringle - shares her expert insights on how parents can navigate the ever-evolving digital world. Big Poppas Season 3 is brought to you by <a href="https://namamama.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Nama Mama</a> - creators of artisanal balms and oils for the whole family. Use promo code BIGPOPPAS to save 15% when you order their handcrafted, all-natural products online. Nama Mama: It's the Balm! Connect with Big Poppas on <a href="https://www.instagram.com/bigpoppaspodcast/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Instagram</a>, <a href="https://twitter.com/bigpoppaspod" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Twitter</a>, and via email at bigpoppaspodcast@gmail.com, and don't forget to rate and review the show when you have a moment. Sound Engineering and Music Production by <a href="http://www.WeKr3ate.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">WeKr3ate Media</a>. Recorded at <a href="https://lynxmusic.ca/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Lynx Music</a> in Toronto. All Praise 2 The Moms.

"More Treats Please" w/ Ramona Pringle

Sean Stanleigh

Newsrooms &amp; journalists use their stories to drive reach, subscriptions, and their social license to be in business. Their copy is their product tho they don’t describe it that way.But, news brands, companies and platforms have other ideas. The short hand in the backrooms is mixed and confusing: sponsored content, native, advertorial. For many, all of it a series of dirty words dripping in bad writing and ugly stock photos. Content that brands and corporations pay for is definitely some form of journalism, but often supported by paid efforts on search &amp; social, designed to grow revenue for those who decide to use the tactic.On this episode of the Middle, the world of paid content &amp; search. We talk to two industry experts who follow trends and the human impact of this work closely.Sean Stanleigh is the Managing Editor of the Globe and Mail’s Content Studio which is the content-marketing arm of The Globe and Mail. He describes his team’s work as “blending journalistic intuition and experience to craft great storytelling on behalf of brands, positioning them as thought leaders with influential audiences across multiple platforms.” He is also co-chair of Lab351, the company’s internal business incubator, which is training employees to think like entrepreneurs. Sean’s roots are in journalism and he has worked in senior editing roles at The Globe and the Toronto Star.Ramona Pringle is an educator and an expert who focuses on innovation in storytelling, interaction design, and the intersection of digital media. She specializes in digital multi-platform production and has developed and produced work for CBC, TVO, CTV and PBS where she worked as interactive producer on Frontline’s Digital Nation. Ramona is a faculty member in Ryerson University’s RTA School of Media and the Creative Director of Ryerson University’s RTA Transmedia Centre, an incubator for the future of storytelling and media.

Newsrooms &amp; journalists use their stories to drive reach, subscriptions, and their social license to be in business. Their copy is their product tho they don’t describe it that way. But, news brands, companies and platforms have other ideas. The short hand in the backrooms is mixed and confusing: sponsored content, native, advertorial. For many, all of it a series of dirty words dripping in bad writing and ugly stock photos. Content that brands and corporations pay for is definitely some form of journalism, but often supported by paid efforts on search &amp; social, designed to grow revenue for those who decide to use the tactic. On this episode of the Middle, the world of paid content &amp; search. We talk to two industry experts who follow trends and the human impact of this work closely. Sean Stanleigh is the Managing Editor of the Globe and Mail’s Content Studio which is the content-marketing arm of The Globe and Mail. He describes his team’s work as “blending journalistic intuition and experience to craft great storytelling on behalf of brands, positioning them as thought leaders with influential audiences across multiple platforms.” He is also co-chair of Lab351, the company’s internal business incubator, which is training employees to think like entrepreneurs. Sean’s roots are in journalism and he has worked in senior editing roles at The Globe and the Toronto Star. Ramona Pringle is an educator and an expert who focuses on innovation in storytelling, interaction design, and the intersection of digital media. She specializes in digital multi-platform production and has developed and produced work for CBC, TVO, CTV and PBS where she worked as interactive producer on Frontline’s Digital Nation. Ramona is a faculty member in Ryerson University’s RTA School of Media and the Creative Director of Ryerson University’s RTA Transmedia Centre, an incubator for the future of storytelling and media.

Episode 6: The world of paid content (Ramona Pringle & Sean Stanleigh)

Andrew Rader

Ramona Pringle, journalist and professor of interactive media for Ryerson University talks about your personal data, who has it, and how they want to use it. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Ramona Pringle, journalist and professor of interactive media for Ryerson University talks about your personal data, who has it, and how they want to use it. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">podcastchoices.com/adchoices</a>