Rob Orchard, co-founder of the slow journalism magazine Delayed Gratification (the most brilliant print magazine you will ever find) joins the podcast to discuss the current state of journalism, how to break through with remarkable stories, the power of infographics, artificially intelligent reporters, and what it all means for marketers in a world of branded content.  

It's a special bonus edition of the podcast recorded live during Advertising Week Europe. I sat down in the LinkedIn LIVE activation area in the hear of the festival with three very different artists to discuss how they think about creativity and storytelling and the lessons for marketers. Listen in, get inspired, and have some fun as we get up close and personal with some incredibly talented artists that are poised to breakthrough the incredibly competitive musical landscape. 

Microsoft's Bing European Marketing Director Cedric Chambaz joins the podcast live from Advertising Week Europe to take a deep dive into the evolution of Artificial Intelligence, Chatbots and what it means for marketers and how they can utilize the technology now and prepare for the future.

Adweek UK brings about some of the best minds in Marketing and we grabbed one of them, Ravleen Beeston, the Head of Sales BING UK at Microsoft. We talked about Voice Searches and how the next generation is really taking the lead on why this will put the final nail in the coffin of Keywords. 

Dr. Jody Foster joins the podcast to discuss how to effectively deal with workplace conflict caused by what her new book refers to as The Schmuck in my Office. Listen in as Dr. Foster nails down the various types of personality traits that play heavily into office politics and how these dysfunctional interactions among coworkers can lead to workplace fiascos. Not only does she identify the problems, but she provides actionable tips for understanding schmucks as people, defines how to work with them, and ultimately solve workplace problems. 

Messaging strategist, speaker coach, and TEDx Cambridge Executive Producer Tamsen Webster joins the podcast to discuss how to be a better presenter, storyteller, and all around sophisticated marketer. From the secrets of a great TED talk to finding the best way to tell your brand's story, Tamsen breaks down her unique approach with a few fun stories along the way. 

Top LinkedIn Influencer, entrepreneur, chess master, Wall Street Journal best selling author James Altucher joins the podcast to discuss his latest groundbreaking book (and Jason Miller’s favorite book since Ignore Everybody) “Reinvent Yourself”.  This episode will change the way you look at life both personally and professionally and challenge you to become a better human being . 

Vice President of Marketing Integration at Schneider Electric Giuseppe Caltabiano joins the podcast to discuss how he uses the Big Rock content and turkey slices approach to content for driving real ROI, and how to master a cross-regional global content marketing strategy.

This is the second half of the interview with Twisted Sister founding member Jay Jay French. He talks about best and worst bands, and discusses how the Twisted Sister brand has stayed relevant for 40+ years.  

Twisted Sister founding member Jay Jay French joins the podcast to discuss his remarkable career and how the Twisted Sister brand has stayed relevant for 40 plus years.  

SEO and Content Marketing expert Stacey MacNaught joins the podcast to discuss all things content marketing and search engine optimization. Stacey shares her formula for generating remarkable ideas for content along with creative ways to launch them for success.

Time management expert Clare Evans joins the podcast to discuss how to find the perfect work life balance, optimize your time, and get more done.

Deep space engineer and tech innovator Mary Spio joins the podcast to discuss all things Virtual Reality and how this revolutionary technology is changing the way we interact with the world around us and the potential it holds for marketers moving forward.

F-bombs in the workplace, wacky interview questions, reaching the C-suites via social media and the return of Marketer or Rockstar. Jon Watkins, Head of Content at Seven joins the podcast for our best episode yet. 

Tune in to this episode as Dennis and Logan from Blitz Metrics and I discuss the marketing robot apocalypse, effective presentation styles, the right way to do personal branding, account based marketing vs. micro-targeting, and of course proving the ROI of social media once and for all.

Best selling author Bernadette Jiwa joins the podcast to breakdown the essential elements of great storytelling for brands. She then shares some of her favorite examples of B2B marketers finding success using this strategy in their marketing and the lessons learned. 

Marketing consultant extraordinaire and funny man Brian Carter joins the podcast to discuss setting boundaries, the value in live video, and why marketers need to take an improv comedy class. 

Jay Acunzo joins the podcast to discuss his dislike of data and his love for creativity.

Mitch Joel,  President of Mirum – a WPP owned digital marketing agency, joins the podcast to discuss all the rage around PokemonGo, how his background as a music journalist plays into his role as a marketer, the power of LinkedIn, and the importance of personal branding. 

Scott Donaton, Chief Content Officer at Digitas joins the podcast to discuss the evolution of Cannes Lions, the future of branded content, and B2B marketing's place at the International festival of creativity.

She’s landed a Silver Lion for helping lovers touch over the web, she wants to give football fans the feeling of scoring – and she loves the movie Tank Girl. An interview with the Wearable Experiments co-founder isn’t your run-of-the-mill tech chat.

Razorfish Global Chief Creative Officer Daniel Bonner cracks the code on creativity, literally. Bonner joins the podcast live from Cannes Lions to break down the data behind the makings of an award winning Cannes Lions campaign. The results of this groundbreaking research will change the way you think of creativity.

David Shing (Shingy) AOL's Digital Prophet discusses the future of marketing: AI, Virtual Reality, Drones, how to be creative, talent brand, and the best things he's seen at the 2106 Cannes Lions. 

Cisco's Creative Director and the funniest man in B2B marketing Tim Washer joins the podcast. Listen in as we distill the elements of comedy and improv and how they can be applied to modern B2B marketing for success. Along the way Tim shares some anecdotes from his time studying under Amy Poehler and writing for SNL, Conan, The Onion and more. 

Dave Thomas, Senior Director of Inbound Marketing at Leadspace, joins the podcast to discuss predictive analytics, why marketing technology fails and how to fix it, and B2B marketing lessons from Radiohead.