25:23Another Round with Jessica Jensen and Erika Ayers Badan
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Guest: Jessica Jensen
Pull up a stool, pour another drink, and find out. Cheers to another round.
We make podcasts, host events and develop solutions that will surprise, entertain and challenge you to unlearn your way to what's next. Everything we do is a…
25:231.6K views · 4d ago · 25:23
Guest: Jessica Jensen
Pull up a stool, pour another drink, and find out. Cheers to another round.
37:471.5K views · 4d ago · 37:47
Guests: Ross Martin, Erika Ayers Badan
Ross Martin, founder of KNOWN and the OG king of content as marketing, sits down with Erika Ayers Badan, former CEO of Barstool Sports turned investor, career coach, and author of Nobody Cares About Your Career. How do you talk your way into running Barstool Sports when you’re the last person anyone expects? Why would you trade a $50K job for one paying $17K? Can a bankruptcy be the best thing you’ve ever done? And what happens when you dare to overestimate yourself?
38:30562 views · 4d ago · 38:30
Guest: Nicola Behrman
Welcome to A Marketer and a (Blank) Walk Into a Bar, a new live series from Bubbler Media where some of the most talented marketers in the industry pull up a stool, pour a drink, and talk with people crushing it in entirely different professions. Fresh, fun, and unapologetically original: these are conversations you haven’t heard before, and you get to listen in.
40:433.8K views · 4d ago · 40:43
Guest: Nancy Spielberg
Our first guest is Nancy Spielberg, the award-winning documentary producer behind Above and Beyond and Letter to David. Nancy grew up as cast and crew in her brother Steve's first films in Phoenix. She stayed out of the film business for years because she was sure people were waiting for her to fail. Then she revived her father's old company, Playmount Productions, and made it her own.
30:242.4K views · 5d ago · 30:24
Mozilla CMO John Solomon has built a career on getting challenger brands talked about. At Beats by Dre, he taped over logos and paid the fines. At Therabody, he turned the Theragun into England's "secret weapon." Now he's bringing the same thinking to Firefox, a browser that started as a punk-rock answer to big tech and whose biggest marketing problem today is reminding people it's still here.
11:521.6K views · 1w ago · 11:52
33% of Gen Z identifies as religious. Nearly double the rate of Boomers. New Harris Poll data just broke the secularization story everyone's been telling for thirty years. A hundred strangers showed up to pizza night before Mass in Greenwich Village. 150 women are praying the rosary on a hot girl walk through Central Park. Half a million people walked 500 miles across Spain this year, and a third of them were under 30.
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This special episode of Market Says was recorded live in Marcus Collins' marketing classroom at the University of Michigan. Gayle Troberman joins Marcus's class as a guest, and the whole room gets the mic. The question on the table: why do some brands last a hundred years while others are gone in a season? The students look at brand loyalists and at sports fans who keep showing up when the team doesn't.
16:5713K views · 3w ago · 16:57
Americans are protesting data centers on Saturday and naming their chatbots on Sunday. 80% say AI is becoming a surveillance tool. Half of Gen Z is open to a romantic relationship with one. A fake deodorant brand built in an hour landed on the AI shelf ahead of companies with actual clinical trials.
30:244.1K views · 1mo ago · 30:24
In our debut episode, State Farm's Head of Marketing, Alyson Griffin, delivers a masterclass in making people care about a category most only think about when they need it. She explains how a 104-year-old insurer built a set of brand assets it can dial up or down and how consistency over time is what lets a brand capture lightning in a bottle when culture presents the moment.
37:535.5K views · 1mo ago · 37:53
Technology can generate almost anything now. So what's left that only humans can do? In this episode of Market Says, hosts Gayle Troberman and Marcus Collins sit down with University of Michigan marketing students to make the case that taste is the last real human advantage. The students explain why taste has to be lived rather than learned, which tastemakers they actually trust, and why content built on the average will never connect.
18:143.7K views · 2mo ago · 18:14
Guest: Pet Priority Economy
40% of Americans would rather have a pet than a child. A quarter of young owners are skipping their own doctor to pay for their animal's care. John and Libby dig into how a generation priced out of traditional family life built a new one and why every industry from luxury fashion to real estate is reshaping around it.
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