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RepChatter #51

Was the pope’s visit a success from an image and reputation standpoint? Steve and Ted sit down with guests Darryl Salerno and Dawn Lauer, to discuss the Pope’s recent visit to the states. 

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April 25, 2008 in Current Affairs, Religion |

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Guys, are you serious with the rap intro? Talk about a reputation killer. I threw up a bit, then hit the stop button.

Posted by: vindilan | May 28, 2008 at 12:26 AM

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  • Welcome to RepChatter, a semi-monthly podcast hosted by Steve "RepMan" Cody and Ted "Ludacris" Birkhahn. Each RepChatter show will focus on breaking news items concerning individuals and institutions whose reputations are being threatened by real or imagined misdeeds. We'll do our best to dissect the issues at hand from a public relations perspective and offer insights into how these individuals and organizations should be responding.

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