Key Themes at SXSW 2026 with Omnicom's Greg Brown
In this episode, Omnicom SVP of Innovation Greg Brown breaks down the six strategic themes from Omnicom’s SXSW 2026 recap, highlighting the shift from a reach‑driven economy to a trust‑driven, AI‑infused landscape. He explains how brands must move from traditional SEO to "Answer Engine Optimization" (AEO), where AI agents intercept shoppers before they even reach a product page, and why scrappy, low‑budget activations can outperform big‑ticket spend. Brown stresses that the old mass‑distribution model is collapsing and that agencies need to adopt a dual‑native approach—both machine‑readable and human‑readable—to stay relevant. The conversation also touches on the rapid decline in click‑through rates due to AI‑generated search results and the urgent need for CPG brands to reinvent discovery.
Jaidyn Smith on Shopping Centers: Tight Vacancy, Active Buyers, Real Deals
In this episode, CRE advisor Jaden Smith discusses her evolution from handling single‑tenant triple‑net leases—primarily quick‑service restaurants—to focusing on multi‑tenant shopping center transactions. She highlights the current market dynamics of tight vacancy rates, active buyer interest, and the importance of...
E720 | Henrietta Moon, Carbo Culture on Building Multi-Revenue Carbon Removal
In this episode, Henrietta Moon, founder and CEO of Carboculture, explains how her company uses high‑temperature biochar factories to simultaneously produce renewable energy, premium growing media, and permanently sequester carbon for centuries. She outlines a full‑stack business model that sells...
Connecting Forecasting and Warehouse Decisions at Scale - with Jerod Hamilton of Tyson Foods
In this episode, Jerod Hamilton, Director of 3PL Warehouse Strategy at Tyson Foods, explains why modern distribution centers struggle with efficiency due to fragmented planning systems and static facility designs that quickly become outdated. He highlights how multiple, siloed forecasts...
A MORAL OBSCENITY DEMOCRACY NOW
Amy Goodman and Juan González discuss the Trump administration’s unprecedented $1.5 trillion Pentagon budget request, highlighting its massive increase in military spending and the proposed $185 billion “Golden Dome” missile‑defense shield. Guests Josh Paul, a former State Department official, and Rob Weissman...
Department Store Reinvention: Old Rules Vs. New Success | Reimagining Retail
In this episode of Reimagining Retail, host Susie David‑Kenyon and analysts Rachel Wolf and Paul Briggs dissect the myth that department stores are dead, exploring how the format must evolve to stay relevant. They debate definitions, noting that modern department...
Why Climate Funders Don't Fund Housing Policy, and Why They Oughtta
In this episode, host David Roberts talks with Ben Holland of WRI’s New Urban Mobility Alliance and Caroline Spears of Climate Cabinet about why climate funders have largely ignored housing and land‑use policy despite its proven climate benefits. Holland shares...
Leading Through Scarcity: Purpose Over Panic
In this episode of So What from BCG, host Georgie Frost talks with John Schreiber, CEO of the New Jersey Performing Arts Center (NJPAC), and BCG’s Rishi Varma about leading organizations through resource scarcity by anchoring on purpose. John shares...
Family Lore
In the debut episode of "Family Lore," host Lloyd Lockridge explores his fascination with ancestral stories over DNA data, emphasizing the power of family narratives that range from the mundane to the extraordinary. He outlines the podcast’s premise: inviting guests...
Coke CMO’s Lessons on Advertising, Innovation and Surviving Corporate Politics - Walter Susini
In this episode, former Coca‑Cola CMO Walter Susini shares lessons from leading a global icon, emphasizing the power of distinctive brand assets like the Christmas jingle, polar bears, and the contour bottle. He explains why Coca‑Cola sticks with the same...
How January 6 Changed Scott MacFarlane
In this episode, former CNN anchor Scott McFarlane discusses his transition to independent journalism, launching "Scott McFarlane Reports" on YouTube and Substack. He shares practical advice for cutting the fluff in video news—getting to the story within the first 10...
The UTOPIA Model — Open Access and Community Broadband - Episode 3 of Unbuffered
In this episode of Unbuffered, Christopher Mitchell talks with Roger Timmerman, executive director of Utopia Fiber, about the consortium’s open‑access municipal fiber model and its performance. They dive into an Ookla study that ranked Utopia Fiber #1 for latency, explaining...
Automation and Agility: How SSC Space Go Is Designed for the New Age of Ground
In this episode, Rachel Jewett talks with SSC Space product manager Jonas Osland and product owner Victor Pankoff about SSC Space Go, a new ground‑segment‑as‑a‑service offering aimed at the fast‑growing small‑satellite and constellation market. They explain how the service shifts...
Trump's Final Countdown On 'Iranian Civilization'
The episode dissects Donald Trump's recent ultimatum threatening to cripple Iran's infrastructure unless it surrenders its strait blockade, framing the move as driven by oil interests rather than security. Host argues that Trump, alongside allies like Netanyahu and Putin, seeks...
Breaking Down Jamie Dimon’s Investing Letter
In this 24‑minute episode, Tyler Crowe, Lou Whiteman, and Jason Hall dissect Jamie Dimon’s annual letter to JPMorgan shareholders, highlighting his warnings about the private‑credit market and debating the merits of rolling back bank regulations. They also evaluate Bill Ackman’s...
SPONSORED EPISODE: Allied Solutions Reviews Q1, Pinpoints Signals of Loan Health
In this sponsored episode of the Auto Remarketing Podcast, Allied Solutions’ experts Peter Kroll and John Elias dissect Q1 2026 trends in auto lending. They highlight lenders’ challenges with new AI investments, portfolio servicing complexities, rising fraud, and the impact...
Trump’s Iran Threats Aren’t Strategy—They’re a Dangerous Gamble
The episode debates President Trump's recent threats to bomb Iranian civilian infrastructure, with former Biden National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan and host Joe Scarborough questioning whether such actions constitute war crimes under international law. Panelists argue over the legality and...
Transforming the Healthcare Supply Chain: The Real Challenges We’re Facing (1 of 3)
In this episode, host Dave Kreisler talks with AI strategist and cybersecurity veteran Sagar Panja about the rapid shift in AI adoption across businesses and the cultural, data, and security challenges that accompany it. Panja emphasizes that successful AI implementation...
What Keeps Big Bank CEOs up at Night
In this episode, David Brancaccio breaks down Jamie Dimon's latest shareholder letter, highlighting the CEO’s concerns about persistent inflation, rising government debt, tariffs, and geopolitical tensions that could tighten credit conditions. Experts Ari Schwader and Pavlina Czerneva explain how these...
The Biofuels Report: RFS Reset - US Biofuel Mandates Evolve
The episode breaks down the EPA’s final rule on the Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS) for 2026‑27, highlighting higher biofuel mandates, reduced RIN credits for renewable diesel and SAF, and a new import‑feedstock rent scheme slated for 2028. Cole Martin explains...
Ten Days of Ukrainian Drone Strikes Reduce Russia's Seaborne Crude Oil Exports
In this BBC World Business Express episode, Max Seddon explains how a wave of Ukrainian drone strikes over ten days has crippled Russia's key oil export terminals at Primorsk, Ust‑Luga, and Novorossiysk, cutting roughly 40% of its seaborne crude capacity...
NYC Bagel Bosses: Bagel Bosses of NYC on Tradition, Trends, and the Future of Bagels
In this lively episode recorded at the New York Restaurant Show, host Michael Schatzberg chats with three NYC bagel entrepreneurs—Melanie Frost of Es a Bagel, Matt Palmer of Zucker's Bagels, and Matt Kliegman of Black Seed Bagel—about their origins, growth...
Benjamin Means: The Principles of Family Business Law and Governance
In this episode, Professor Benjamin Means discusses the unique governance challenges of family‑owned businesses, highlighting how traditional corporate law often overlooks family dynamics. He explains key concepts such as shareholder oppression, the three‑circle model that maps family, ownership, and management...
452: Unpacking What Happened to Monarch Tractor
Monarch Tractor, an autonomous electric tractor startup, announced its shutdown after failing to secure additional capital. The company had raised significant venture funding but could not deliver a commercially viable product that met farmers' needs. Hosts Tim and Tyler use...
Bank Branches Must Earn Their Place
The episode explores how modern bank branches can shift from costly legacy outlets to growth engines by focusing on advisory services and community engagement. Citing research from the 2026 Digital Banking Report, it reveals that 81% of institutions plan to...
DDW Highlights: 7 April 2026
In this episode, Bruno Quinney highlights several breakthrough developments in drug discovery: the FDA’s accelerated approval of Avlaya, the first brain‑penetrant biologic for Hunter syndrome; Eli Lilly’s $2 billion acquisition of Centessa Pharmaceuticals to expand its orexin‑based sleep‑wake therapies; Mount Sinai’s AI‑powered...
IPO Readiness for CFOs: Processes, Controls & Strategy for Going Public
In this episode of CFO Weekly, Ignacio "Nacho" Redondo, SVP of Finance at NextPower (formerly NextTracker), shares how he prepared the solar‑tech company for an IPO by building robust financial processes, internal controls, and operational discipline. He recounts his unconventional...
AI Video Editing: Save Time and Create Better Videos
In this episode, host Michael Stelzner talks with AI educator Greg Priest about using artificial intelligence to streamline video editing rather than generate videos from scratch. Greg shares his journey from a marketing role to solo content creator, highlighting how...
How Literary Awards Work: A Conversation with PEN/Faulkner Executive Director Gwydion Suilebhan
In this episode Brad Listie talks with Gwydion Sullivan, executive director of the PEN/Faulkner Foundation, about how the organization’s four literary awards are conceived, judged, and awarded. Sullivan explains the foundation’s mission to champion American fiction, the all‑writer judging panels,...
The Agronomists, Ep 236: Nitrogen Release From Soil with Edgar Hammermeister and Marshall McDaniel
In episode 236 of The Agronomist, Edgar Hammermeister and Marshall McDaniel dissect how soils release nitrogen and why predicting that release is notoriously complex. They highlight the influence of organic‑matter quality, soil texture, moisture, and temperature on mineralization rates, and...
What Stephen Barnes Learned From His First Year as Owner of IJO
In this episode of In The Loop, Stephen Barnes reflects on his first year as owner of IJO, one of the jewelry industry's largest buying groups. He notes that ownership has given him full financial decision‑making authority, but the day‑to‑day...
Decentralized Trials That Scale Globally Without Compliance Risks - with Emma Vitalini of Amgen
In this episode, Emma Vitalini, Head of Global Digital Health Technology Innovation at Amgen, discusses how AI and decentralized trial technologies are transforming patient recruitment, screening, and global trial accessibility. She explains that AI can rapidly parse unstructured genomic and...
Geofencing Turns Real-World Visits Into Targeted Digital Ads with Chris Seminatore
In this episode, Chris Seminatore, founder of Get Geofencing, explains how location‑based advertising—geofencing—captures a phone’s GPS signal to serve programmatic ads to users who physically visit specific places, turning real‑world foot traffic into highly targeted digital campaigns. He shares how...
INSIDE THE KREMLIN’S GLOBAL INTELLIGENCE STRATEGY
In this episode of A Better Peace, host Dr. Tom Spahr interviews Russian intelligence expert Sean Wisweser about his forthcoming book, *Tradecraft, Tactics, and Dirty Tricks: Russian Intelligence and Putin's Secret War*. Wisweser explains how his CIA career, extensive Russian...
ReConnect 2026: Accessible & Regulated Capital
The episode dives into the upcoming ReConnect 2026 conference in Grand Cayman, highlighting its role as the premier reinsurance‑focused event that blends education, networking, and insight into regulatory frameworks. Guests Gary Harris (Walkers), Jeremy Trader (Knighthood Annuity), and Bridget Dunn...
Pulse School: Balancing P-K-S Fertility when Margins Are Tight
In an April 1 episode of Wheat Pete’s Word, Pulse Canada’s Shane Stridehorst explains how pulse growers can manage phosphorus, potassium and sulfur (PKS) amid soaring fertilizer prices and tight margins. He stresses that pulses need no nitrogen, allowing farmers to...
What Advertisers Actually Need From Commerce Media Measurement | Behind the Numbers Special Edition Podcast
In this special edition of the eMarketer "Behind the Numbers" podcast, senior analyst Arielle Fager leads a panel with Jack Newper of Purdue Farms and Matt Barresi of Kimberly‑Clark to dissect the growing gap between retail media spend and measurement...
Mondelez Overhauls Its $3.5 Billion Digital Commerce Strategy in Era of AI Search
Mondelez is revamping its $3.5 billion digital commerce platform to meet the rise of AI‑driven, agentic search, after learning retailers expect 30% of traffic to be agentic by 2028. The company unblocked bot crawlers, rebuilt sitemaps, and optimized site speed to...
Does the Surprise Writers Guild Deal Mean Labor Peace in Hollywood?
In this episode of The Town, host Matt Bellany and labor lawyer Jonathan Handel break down the surprise four‑year Writers Guild of America (WGA) agreement that was reached ahead of schedule. The deal secures a health‑plan bailout, wage hikes, better...
Trust Funding Options
ACTEC Foundation released a series of podcasts tackling critical issues in trust and estate practice. Topics include charitable disaster relief compliance under 501(c)(3) rules, disaster‑preparedness guidance for estate planners, strategies for recruiting and mentoring the next generation of trust attorneys,...
209. Will Trump's Pharmaceutical Tariffs Lower Prices and Secure Supply Chains?
In this episode, host Chad Bowne and guest Tom Boyke dissect the Trump administration’s new pharmaceutical tariffs and the U.S.-U.K. pricing arrangement, explaining how they aim to address two distinct challenges: low‑margin generic drug shortages tied to China and India,...
The Hart Of It All with Teri Hart
In the inaugural episode of "The Heart of It All," host Terri Hart shares her personal journey transitioning from caring for her father to supporting her mother, highlighting the emotional rollercoaster of caregiving. She discusses the challenges of shifting family...
The Iran Blackout: 90 Million People Went Dark
The episode examines Iran’s current internet blackout affecting 90 million people, describing it as a powerful weapon that silences internal dissent and obscures atrocities from the world. Host Van Jones explains how such shutdowns enable the regime to commit mass violence,...
The Tortoise and Pam Bondi with Anna Bower
In this chaotic episode of Dog Shirt TV, host Dan (presumably) chats with guest Anna Bauer about the bizarre saga of Jonathan, the world’s oldest giant tortoise from St. Helena. They recount how Jonathan was falsely reported dead in an April‑Fool’s...
Tuesday: Oil Price Rises After New Trump Threats
The episode covers how Donald Trump's threat to strike Iran's energy and water infrastructure spiked oil prices by about 2%, while U.S. jobs data showed strong payroll growth but weakening wage gains, easing pressure on the Fed. ANZ economists discuss...
My Video Chat with the Mighty Kara Swisher
In this episode, host Dan Carlin sits down with tech journalist Kara Swisher to discuss her new CNN series on longevity, "Kara Swisher Wants to Live Forever." They explore why ultra‑wealthy tech entrepreneurs are obsessed with hacking death, the mix...
What to Think About when Voting for a Judge
In this episode, Georgia Court of Appeals candidate Will Wooten discusses the often‑overlooked judicial elections in the state and explains why voters should pay attention to them. He recounts his role in the high‑profile Fulton County investigation into attempts to...
Ep 23: Cross-Stack Design and Tooling for Large-Scale Distributed AI Systems with Dr. Tushar Krishna, Georgia Tech
In this episode, Dr. Tushar Krishna discusses his evolution from network‑on‑chip research to designing large‑scale distributed AI systems, emphasizing the importance of cross‑stack co‑design that spans accelerators, memory hierarchies, and interconnect fabrics. He explains how predictable AI data‑flow patterns enable...
In the Fast-Growing Brazilian I-RECs Market, What Challenges and Opportunities Lie Ahead?
The episode explains International Renewable Energy Certificates (IRECs), how they let companies prove renewable electricity use, and why Brazil has become the world’s leading IREC issuer. Guests Vittoria Morini and Fernando López describe Brazil’s rapid market evolution—from spot trades to...
DoorDash’s Autonomous Delivery Strategy with Ashu Rege
DoorDash Labs’ Vice President Ashu Rege outlined the company’s autonomous delivery roadmap, highlighting the in‑house DOT robot and the broader Autonomous Delivery Platform (ADP) that can support varied delivery formats. He contrasted DoorDash’s approach with robotaxi firms, emphasizing cost efficiencies...