In this episode of 'Winning the Room,' thought leader and author Jess Scully delves into the creation and impact of social narratives. Scully emphasizes that impactful stories often originate from communities and storytellers rather than top-down structures like governments and corporations. She discusses the critical role of storytellers in connecting with social movements, the importance of connecting storytelling with broader audiences through corporate partnerships, and the challenges posed by algorithmic control over which stories get amplified. The conversation also explores the role of local communities, the 'housing theory of everything,' and the cultural and economic divides represented by Sydney's 'Red Rooster line.'

Winning The Room with Jonathan Pease is a podcast about human connection in the modern world. If you think about where we are headed, AI automation, separation, the only thing that can cut through that and keep us together is human connection. Have we forgotten how to do it?

I'm Jonathan Pease - people call me a public speaking expert. I don't believe there is a public speaking expert out there, but I'm pretty good at getting other people to elevate their game. That's what this podcast is about. It's a deep passion of mine. We speak with industry leaders, provocative thinkers, subject matter experts to get their perspective on human connection.

What is it about music that helps us connect? 
How do you get a deal done?
Why does one joke work on one night, but not the next?

The continuing aspect of every culture throughout history is that people told stories.Find out why and how you can hear at Winning The Room. 

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Produced by Myrtle & Pine Studios and The Gingerbread Man James Brettell, Laura Hartley. 
Executive Produced by Josh Butt and Jonathan Pease. 

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