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How Scam AI Is Fighting the Next Wave of AI Fraud
What happens when AI makes scams faster, cheaper, and almost impossible to recognize? Neo, Co-founder of Scam.ai, has raised $3.2 million to build technology designed to detect deepfakes and protect companies from the next generation of AI-powered fraud. As scammers use AI to create…
Defy Organizational Gravity with Synthetic Personas – with Dr. Matt Wilkinson
What happens to a customer's words between the research readout and the campaign launch? Usually they survive in meaning and die in language. Every review cycle sands off a little more of the emotion that made the insight worth having, until the market no…
Can AI Make Us Better Thinkers? (Season 5 Sneak Peek)
As we get ready for the October 7th premiere of the new season of Tippie Leads, we wanted to give you a little sneak peek. This season is about the big questions AI forces us to ask—and some of those questions may not have…
How to Tap Into Your Higher Self and Change Your Life | Diana Divine
What if the version of you that you're looking for isn't someone you need to become—but someone you need to remember? In this episode of Your Radiant Spirit, I’m talking with Diana Divine, a Galactic Shaman, multidimensional channel, and quantum educator who has spent…
Why Ignoring AI Could Make You Unemployable Long Term
Geoff Livingston helps organizations cut through AI hype and build systems that actually work. As founder of Generative Buzz, he has guided Fortune 500 marketing departments, major trade associations, and government agencies through AI transformation, from strategy and workforce development to measurable adoption. His…
Some Stories Carry You, with Dena Shusterman
"I'm about five years old and I'm so tired. I say, Abba, which is what I call my father, can you carry me? I'm so tired. And I remember him saying, Deanch, I can't carry you, but I'll carry you with my stories."— Dena…
Why Your Slide Deck Won’t Seal the Deal: B2B Sales Mistakes to Avoid
You nailed the presentation. Your internal champion is on board. And then... nothing. The deal just sits there. In this episode, Jen Kelly, founder of New Initiatives Marketing Inc., explains why that happens more often than it should and what B2B companies are consistently…
The Solopreneur’s Solution to Niching Down and Scaling Globally | Janet Tanguay
Can narrowing your niche actually give you more freedom, greater reach, and faster momentum? In Episode 342 of Gratitude Geek — the 12th interview in the Momentum Series — host Kandas Rodarte sits down with vision board leadership coach, author, and artist Janet Tanguay…
HUB 523: AUTHOR PANEL – Kim Groshek and Mitch Weisburgh
What would you rather have: a bestseller screenshot or three conversations with ideal prospects? As an entrepreneurial author, I’d take the conversations. There’s nothing wrong with wanting your book to become an Amazon bestseller. It feels good. It gives you something to celebrate and…
Build Custom AI Social Personas in Claude
Generic prompts produce generic social posts, and the good ones you do write get stranded in a chat window you cannot find again. Loren Bartley fixed both with the same move: over 150 named skills inside one Claude project, handing work to each other…
Ron Johnson on Steve Jobs & Building the Apple Store
Before the first Apple Store opened, the experts said it would fail within a year. But Ron Johnson saw a different story. As the retail pioneer who worked directly alongside Steve Jobs to build the Apple Store from scratch, Ron transformed retail from a…
Episode 80: The Art of Sway + Maverick Mindshare: Risks of Over-Reliance on AI in Influencer Marketing
In this episode, Danielle Wiley and Casey Benedict explore the impact of AI on influencer marketing, discussing AI influencers, agency platforms, and the importance of human oversight in marketing processes. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The Death (or not) of DXP and the Death (or not) of Blogging Episode
This week, Mark Demeny, Senior Director, Product Marketing at OpenText, joins our host Ian Truscott in the Rockstar CMO studio to discuss the changes in content technology and where the industry is headed as the term DXP, or Digital eXperience Management, is being dropped,…
What’s Working on Substack with Jim Fuhs, Alexandra Hidalgo & Bob Woods #634
On this episode of GoalChat, host Debra Eckerling talks about what’s working on Substack with Jim Fuhs (Fuhsion Marketing), writer/filmmaker Alexandra Hidalgo, and Bob Woods (CMO, Social Sales Link). They share why they love Substack, as well as what creators can do to step…
How to Change the Beliefs That Are Keeping You Stuck with Erika Muralidhar
What if the thing keeping you stuck isn’t a lack of discipline—but an old belief you don’t even realize you’re carrying? In this episode of Your Radiant Spirit, I’m talking with Erika Muralidhar, a nurse turned health coach who helps women explore the connection…
Introducing Season 5: The Big Questions AI Forces Us to Ask
AI is changing how we work, how we learn, how we make decisions, and how we relate to one another. But beyond what AI can do, there are bigger questions worth asking. Will AI take my job? How much of our data is too…
How to Build a Team That Stays, Works Harder, and Recruits For You
The best retention strategy is not a bigger paycheck; it's a story people want to belong to. Joe Rockey, Founder of Elite Business Cruises, reveals how one well-designed incentive can turn disengaged employees into a team that stays longer, works harder, and recruits its…
Goonies to 67, Generation of Slang
Don Draper’s Den is the podcast where marketing meets martinis. Hosts Chris Carratello and Ernie Dimalanta riff on branding blunders, sales strategies, and whatever else bubbles up in conversation. Expect hot takes, laughs, and zero PowerPoints. New episodes every Tuesday at 7 PM. Tune…
What a Near-Death Experience Taught Him About Love and Purpose
Today’s guest is Gaylen Wilson, a heart transplant survivor, 20-years-sober former alcoholic, relationship author, erectile dysfunction advocate, Certified Thriving Relationship Coach, and co-founder of The Monument Method Institute with his wife, Heather. His life has been shaped by repeated reinvention—from farm and career failures…
Everyone is Creative, with Zara Marielle
"Everyone has that thing inside of them that they could nurture, but maybe some people have been taught that they can't or they shouldn't because it's not valuable in society. But to me, everyone has that." - Zara Marielle Zara Marielle was the kind…
The Shiny Brand Trap: My Real Estate Marketing Mistake
Kristi and her husband decided to sell their cottage. They chose the most polished, well-known realtor in the area. Expensive SUVs, impressive marketing materials, a structured process, and a story about selling a property down the road for way more than expected. It all…
Navigating Small Business Momentum | Scarlett Stanhope
Business momentum can feel confusing when you are rebuilding after burnout, a health challenge, family changes, or a season that asked too much of you. In this episode, Kandas Rodarte talks with Scarlett Stanhope, founder of The Biz Hippie, about moving from high-achieving corporate…
Heart Wisdom: Purpose, Passion, and the Meaning of Life
What gives our lives a sense of purpose and meaning—especially during times of change, uncertainty, or reinvention? What if purpose isn’t something we find just once, but instead, is something we create, nurture, and live into each day? No matter where you find yourself…
HUB 522: EXPERT INTERVIEW – Kim Eley
If you've ever thought about writing a book, you've probably realized pretty quickly that there are a lot of decisions to make. Should you self-publish or pursue another publishing path? Which type of editor do you need? What comes after you've finished the manuscript?…
How to Convert Skeptics to Buyers Using AI
Most social content gets built from random topics or from pillars that name subjects rather than objections, which earns engagement and no sales. Molly Mahoney maps the seven beliefs a buyer has to accept first, then turns one belief into a week of posts.…
Episode 79: The Art of Sway + Maverick Mindshare: Who Owns Influencer Marketing?
In this episode,DanielleWiley and Casey Benedict explore the complex landscape of influencer marketing, including who owns influencer initiatives within organizations, the importance of strategic alignment, and the future role of AI in marketing workflows. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Can You “Rewild” the Corporate Mind?
What if the biggest threat to your organization isn't disruption from the outside, but the way you operate inside? Tom Dennis argues that many companies have become overcontrolled and disconnected from the things that make organizations resilient: trust, adaptability, and human connection. A former…
e27: The Cinderella Bet: What Going All-In Can Build
What if the castle is evidence? Not just a beautiful thing at the end of Main Street. Evidence that somebody kept going. Evidence that people worked through financial pressure, uncertainty, failed attempts, difficult decisions and the very real possibility that what they were building…
Why AI Automation Fails (And What To Fix First) with Ty Givens
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The State of Content Operations and an Expensive Way to Be Stupid Episode
This week, Ian and Cathy McKnight, Chief Problem Solver at Seventh Bear, discuss some research that she’s just published covering the State of Content Operations in 2026. But first, they discuss Optimizely's recent retirement of the Digital Experience Platform (DXP) label, a prominent vendor…
“Horribly Lovely”: Writing Through Addiction, Presence & the Messy Human Journey with Jon Kohrs
In this episode of Your Radiant Spirit, host Heather Eck sits down with John, author of the memoir Horribly Lovely, to talk about the eight-year writing process that grew out of a marriage in crisis, a struggle with addiction, and a lifelong search for…
Heart Wisdom: Discovering Your Authentic Self
What does it mean to discover and to live as our most authentic selves — especially in a world that frequently tells us who we should be, how we should act, and where we should belong? What if becoming more fully ourselves could also…
Stop Chasing Algorithms and Start Building Trust
Note: This episode is a longer one. But well worth a listen. Stephan Bajaio believes that success takes time and effort, and he emphasizes this lesson through what he calls the "four Ps." Drawing on his experience, Stephan shares practical advice with business owners:…
How Laura Hutfless from FlyteVu, Owns It
This week on Own It we’re talking to Laura Hutfless from FlyteVu. It is a full-service entertainment marketing agency that helps brands connect with consumers through the entertainers and events that drive pop culture. The firm has been recognized as one of AdWeek’s fastest…
The Search for Self, with Margaret Eastman Smith
"It's not selfish to want to find a sense of self. It's not selfish to really be pushing the question of what is deeply etched in my heart that leads me to take the decisions I take." — Margaret Eastman Smith ABOUT THIS EPISODE…
Trust Your Gut: Spot Marketing Red Flags Before It’s Too Late
Dr. Karen Finn knew something was wrong with her marketing before she could prove it. Her providers kept telling her everything was working great. The numbers said traffic was up. But something still did not sit right. In this episode, Karen shares what happened…
The Profession That Makes Everyone Else Look Great – with Heather Campbell
Try this at your next industry conference: ask a communicator when they last looked at a piece of work and said "that was good," and stopped there. No "but." Chances are you'll get a blank stare, because we spend our careers making CEOs, brands,…
Getting Unstuck and Rebuilding Momentum | Crystal Bell
Are you waiting to feel "ready" before launching that next offer, raising your prices, or making a major pivot in your business? As Gen X women solopreneurs, we often fall into the trap of over-preparing out of fear, managing endless responsibilities in isolation, and…
HUB 521: AUTHOR PANEL – Daniel Brewer and Melissa Dinwiddie
One of the biggest mistakes I see authors make has nothing to do with their book. It has to do with who they invite to support it. When most authors hear the phrase “launch team,” they immediately think of friends and family. They put…
How to Mine 85 Subreddits for AI Content
Most social teams brainstorm content ideas from memory or a generic AI prompt, then wonder why nothing sounds different from a competitor's post. Christopher Penn, Chief Data Scientist at TrustInsights.ai, pulls real audience questions straight out of Reddit and turns them into a ranked…
Claude Design Content Calendar: Ditch the Spreadsheet for Good
Claudia Sandino spent up to a month building one content calendar in Google Sheets, then sent her boss four separate folder links so he could approve a single post. In this session she rebuilds that calendar as an interactive hub in Claude Design, edits…
Moving Past the Novelty: The Step-by-Step Brand Animation Playbook
Most AI video demos stop a scroll and then go nowhere. Jeff Sieh built a 40-second animated show open in one Saturday, and on this episode he walks through every tool in the chain that got him there. What you'll learn Why Jeff writes…
AI Social Listening: Find the Buyer Objections in Your Comments
Your listening tool counts mentions and stops there, so a month of comments arrives as a pile nobody has time to read. Brooke Sellas, CEO of B Squared Media, shares her screen and runs 1,902 of them through Claude to find the complaints that…
Great Technology Isn’t Enough
AI may be everywhere, but Brian Herr says the technology itself isn't the competitive advantage. The real moat, he argues, is data, distribution, and trust. As founder and CEO of Starting Blocks and managing partner at HHI Advisory Group, Brian helps startups, scale ups,…
Episode 78: The Art of Sway: The Prevalance (and Dangers) of Undisclosed Sponsored Political Influencer Content
In this episode,DanielleWiley and Tracie Nall explore the complexities of political influencer disclosures, the gaps in regulatory enforcement, and the impact on public trust. They discuss recent articles, platform rules, and the importance of transparency in political advertising. Learn more about your ad choices.…
The Newish Rules of B2B Marketing and Newsjacking Dolly Episode
This week, former Forrester Research Director Jeff Clark is back in the studio and joins our host Ian Truscott to discuss a research project from the B2B CMO Project called The New Rules of B2B Marketing in 2026 - How the Best B2B CMOs…
Why Most AI Social Media Advice Fails (And What Works) | The AI Social Playbook Trailer
Stop guessing your AI workflows. Watch real builders share their screens and grab the free prompt kits here: https://agorapulse.com/blog/ai-social-playbook/ Let’s be honest - social media moves way too fast to keep up doing things the old way. Between constant platform algorithm changes and the…
FIR #528: Why Marketers Are Suddenly Obsessed with Fandoms
Fandoms are not synonymous with audiences or communities. The difference: Fans’ identities are tied up with the team, artist, product, or other object of their passion. It’s not surprising that marketers are chasing fandoms, in hopes of turning their brands into something people are…
Habits with Katelyn Carey, Lynda Monk & Beth Ricanati #633
On this episode of GoalChat, host Debra Eckerling talks about Habits with Katelyn Carey, RN; Lynda Monk; and Beth Ricanati, MD. Katelyn is a nurse educator and trauma communication specialist, Lynda is also a Books That Saves Lives author and founder of the International…
46% Wanted More Networking. 35% Wanted More Public Speaking. What Does That Tell Us About HBCU Readiness?
HBCUs are producing extraordinary talent. Companies still need to broaden where and how they recruit. But after interviewing HBCU leaders, graduates, entrepreneurs, and industry professionals, I kept coming back to one question: What happens after the door opens? The Proof of Promise study found…