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From Punk Bands to Bestsellers, with Richard Roper
“I kind of almost became an author by accident. It was a case of rediscovering a love of fiction, and then, on idle weekends, working on things purely to entertain myself. It grew from there.” — Richard Roper In this episode, author Richard Roper shares insights into his unique path to becoming an author, starting…
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OTS 31 ENCORE: Moral Authority – Dorie Clark
Today’s guest has held a wide array of leadership positions including, presidential campaign spokeswoman, nonprofit executive director, award-winning journalist, documentary filmmaker, and she received a Master of Theological Studies from Harvard Divinity School. And proving that she can do anything she puts her mind to: two days before this episode aired she became a Grammy-winning…
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031 – Is April Fools Relevant In The Fake News Era?
An April fools joke backfired in Ireland, causing Meta to disable a brands social media accounts. With so much weirdness in the real world and the proliferation of fake news, is April Fools still relevant. Amanda May King and guests discuss that, Uber Lyft & Beyonce, and how more women are listening to podcasts. Learn…
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Brands and Cultural Intelligence with Anastasia Kārkliņa Gabriel
Anastasia Kārkliņa Gabriel is a senior insights lead at Reddit and author of the book Cultural Intelligence.
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The Power of Personalization in Marketing
Twitter (X): @MKTGDistilled LinkedIn: @MKTGDistilled Have you ever stepped inside a business hoping to buy from them, only to discover you’re just another transaction the staff had to deal with? I think we all have had that experience. I experience this nearly every time I go to a big-box store. I’m just a number, a…
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The Death of the CMO and Directing Operations with a Cocktail Episode
This week Jeff and Ian chat about the supposed death of the CMO and in the virtual bar Robert makes a fabulous cocktail and brings the Hollywood, suggesting we need a director.
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