# Brian Kilgore

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Circle of Fellows #124: The Impact of Mentoring

The communication profession is currently weathering a perfect storm of tectonic shifts, from the promises of AI to the messy realities of hybrid work, and we are languishing in denial if we think traditional, one-way “career advice” will save us. In the January 2026 Circle of Fellows, our panel wi…

Gerry Brown and Brian Kilgore discuss groove (part 1 of 2)

Gerry’s guest for this two-part episode has appeared on over 500 albums for artists ranging from Cold Play to Dr. Dre. If that weren’t enough, he has played on over 250 film scores and worked with composers like John Williams and Danny Elfman. Who is this undisputed master of eclectic grooves? It i…

Gerry Brown and Brian Kilgore discuss groove (part 2 of 2)

This is part 2 of Gerry Brown's conversation with the percussion master, Brian Kilgore (Cold Play, Dr. Dre, John Williams, Danny Elfman, etc.). Because groove comes in many forms, but it never lies!

Hunting Wabbits 25 PT 2- with the Sax Guys, and Brian Kilgore

 The story continues! There was simply too much to say about "Hunting Wabbits 25" to fit into one episode! In Part 2, Vangie Gunn-Goodwin and Andrew Kesler take an even deeper dive into one of Gordon Goodwin's most iconic compositions. Hear from the Big Phat Band saxophone section as they break dow…

Circle of Fellows #131: The Evolving Media Landscape and What It Means for Media Relations

Local newsrooms keep shrinking, journalism schools keep closing their doors, and the reporters who remain are stretched thinner than ever. For organizational communicators, that shift changes the math on media relations. It’s no longer enough to know how to write a pitch. You need to understand who…

Circle of Fellows #131: The Evolving Media Landscape and What It Means for Media Relations

Local newsrooms keep shrinking, journalism schools keep closing their doors, and the reporters who remain are stretched thinner than ever. For organizational communicators, that shift changes the math on media relations. It's no longer enough to know how to write a pitch. You need to understand who…

Circle of Fellows #131: The Evolving Media Landscape and What It Means for Media Relations

Local newsrooms keep shrinking, journalism schools keep closing their doors, and the reporters who remain are stretched thinner than ever. For organizational communicators, that shift changes the math on media relations. It’s no longer enough to know how to write a pitch. You need to understand who…

FIR #529: Fake Quotes from Fake Experts Find Their Way Into Top-Tier Media

A Press-Gazette investigation found that dozens of experts quoted in the mainstream media don’t actually exist, and PR agencies are unwittingly sharing them with the press. This poses a credibility issue for the agencies and the media. It requires a layer of verification unlike anything we’ve faced…

FIR #529: Fake Quotes from Fake Experts Find Their Way Into Top-Tier Media

A Press-Gazette investigation found that dozens of experts quoted in the mainstream media don’t actually exist, and PR agencies are unwittingly sharing them with the press. This poses a credibility issue for the agencies and the media. It requires a layer of verification unlike anything we’ve faced…

FIR #529: Fake Quotes from Fake Experts Find Their Way Into Top-Tier Media

A Press-Gazette investigation found that dozens of experts quoted in the mainstream media don’t actually exist, and PR agencies are unwittingly sharing them with the press. This poses a credibility issue for the agencies and the media. It requires a layer of verification unlike anything we’ve faced…