Laura Good's guest appearances

Laura Good

Three Point Turn

The YVR Screen Scene Podcast

C7group's Social Strategy Sandbox

Alfred Hitchcock

Pascale Hutton

Andrea Brooks

Viv Leacock

Lea Salonga

David Lewis

Anne Wheeler

Sara Canning

John Emmet Tracy

Cassandra Ebner

Dean Smith

William B. Davis

Victor Garber

Robert Cooper

Keegan Connor Tracy

OwlTail

K.C. Novak

Rachel Talalay

Sophie Harvey

An Introvert’s Guide to High School is a lot of things: a dark comedy; a study in teen culture and the pressures that parents and society place on teens as they near the end of high school; a manifesto for introverts; and a lot of fun. Woven into this feature film about a group of high school students in an SAT prep class and all of the internal and external pressures they face are puppets, street interviews, objectively bonkers short films, and a visual effect shot worthy of a big budget blockbuster (which is wholly astounding considering the budget for the film was only $5000). Beginning December 15, introverts and extroverts across Canada can stream An Introvert’s Guide to High School as part of the 2020 Whistler Film Festival. In this special interview, four of the creative forces behind this wildly inventive and deeply moving feature film – director Sophie Harvey, producers K.C. Novak and Laura Good, and executive producer Rachel Talalay (who, besides being the celebrated director of Tank Girl and beloved episodes of Doctor Who, Riverdale, and Sherlock, happens to be Sophie’s mom) – reflect on the heart and heartache that went into creating their darkly comic manifesto for introverted teens (and the extroverts who love them). Episode sponsor: Fish Flight Entertainment

An Introvert’s Guide to High School is a lot of things: a dark comedy; a study in teen culture and the pressures that parents and society place on teens as they near the end of high school; a manifesto for introverts; and a lot of fun. Woven into this feature film about a group of high school students in an SAT prep class and all of the internal and external pressures they face are puppets, street interviews, objectively bonkers short films, and a visual effect shot worthy of a big budget blockbuster (which is wholly astounding considering the budget for the film was only $5000). Beginning December 15, introverts and extroverts across Canada can stream An Introvert’s Guide to High School as part of the 2020 Whistler Film Festival. In this special interview, four of the creative forces behind this wildly inventive and deeply moving feature film – director Sophie Harvey, producers K.C. Novak and Laura Good, and executive producer Rachel Talalay (who, besides being the celebrated director of Tank Girl and beloved episodes of Doctor Who, Riverdale, and Sherlock, happens to be Sophie’s mom) – reflect on the heart and heartache that went into creating their darkly comic manifesto for introverted teens (and the extroverts who love them). Episode sponsor: Fish Flight Entertainment

 Episode 128: Rachel Talalay, Sophie Harvey, Laura Good & K.C. Novak

There has been a lot of discussion about businesses that have jumped into the social web by engaging on public platforms like Facebook, LinkedIn and Youtube for marketing purposes - to grow customers and to talk about what the company has to offer. But, these sites online are merely the tip of the social technology iceberg for business. The social business solutions today need to extend a layer of social capability across every level of the business, internally and externally. A true social business engages customers and employees across the organization, from customer service, to marketing, to employee collaboration and activation. It integrates culture, community, changed work flow and processes for responding to customer interaction. A social business engages in a true conversation by listening, collaborating and changing behaviors. Through these interactions, communities are created based on commonalities of beliefs, behaviors, likes, attitudes and aspirations. These groups come together to inspire each other and others. Great communities don’t just happen; like any bountiful garden, they are strategically planted and lovingly cultivated. Laura Good, Director of Programs and Operations at SARTA and the Executive Director at Social Media Club Sacramento will discuss the importance of communities, the benefits of community and how to successfully grow communities. C7group’s founder, Jeff Marmins, will discuss the importance of fully integrated social business practices and the value of communities in this process.

There has been a lot of discussion about businesses that have jumped into the social web by engaging on public platforms like Facebook, LinkedIn and Youtube for marketing purposes - to grow customers and to talk about what the company has to offer. But, these sites online are merely the tip of the social technology iceberg for business. The social business solutions today need to extend a layer of social capability across every level of the business, internally and externally. A true social business engages customers and employees across the organization, from customer service, to marketing, to employee collaboration and activation. It integrates culture, community, changed work flow and processes for responding to customer interaction. A social business engages in a true conversation by listening, collaborating and changing behaviors. Through these interactions, communities are created based on commonalities of beliefs, behaviors, likes, attitudes and aspirations. These groups come together to inspire each other and others. Great communities don’t just happen; like any bountiful garden, they are strategically planted and lovingly cultivated. Laura Good, Director of Programs and Operations at SARTA and the Executive Director at Social Media Club Sacramento will discuss the importance of communities, the benefits of community and how to successfully grow communities. C7group’s founder, Jeff Marmins, will discuss the importance of fully integrated social business practices and the value of communities in this process.

Social Strategy Sandbox - Guest Laura Good of SARTA