Three Podcasts Friday - Three Branded Podcasts You Should Be Paying Attention To (9/13)
Imagine this: You are running to catch a flight for business or personal purposes. As life happens, you are pressed for time, or traffic is jammed, or you are wrestling with keeping your family together. Either way, you are scrambling out of your car with baggage in tow, hoping that the TSA security lines are moving quickly. You rush to the gate and can only breathe a sigh of relief when you are seated in the plane. As you compose yourself, you realize that you left your reading material behind, or your batteries on your mobile devices are low and you forgot your charger. You could read the magazines in the back pocket in front of you, or you can listen to a podcast that your airline has provided as an additional in-flight entertainment option! This week, we're highlighting American Airlines, Emirates, and Qantas Airlines, who are providing their own unique take on podcasting and adding value to the traveling experience.
American Airlines - Tell Me Why podcast started out as an internal communications platform for American Airlines employees to get the latest news as well as give more transparency around the business decisions. It grew in so much popularity, that it was eventually released for the public to listen in as well. If you've ever been curious about the airline industry, American is opening the doors to provide some interesting insights.
Emirates Airlines - Emirates World Interviews podcast is a dedicated program for those traveling on Emirate flights. The host, Steve Harvey highlights the latest news from Emirates Airlines as well as discussions with leaders in the Middle Eastern region to promote culture, business and leisure travel.
Qantas Airlines - Talking Business with Alan Kohler is dedicated to entertain and inform business travelers or passengers who enjoy listening to highlighted business leaders. Released monthly in short 10 min conversations, this podcast is perfect to accommodate the various short and long haul flights.
