A Quick Read: Advertising Marketing and Creative

Day One Agency managing director Jamie Falkowski shares his experience and helps us overcome the unseen forces that get in the way of creativity. We break down the big ideas from Creativity Inc. by Amy Wallace and Edwin Catmull.

Creative director Mary Rauzi advocates for building a culture of responsibility and freedom as we discuss Powerful by Patty McCord. Mary is an entrepreneur who has lived the agency life, started her own agency, and currently serves as the Creative Director, Design at The Sims.

Marketing technologist Brian Dennett challenges listeners to ask the right questions and dig through the data to get beyond vanity metrics. He unpacks what he has learned from Byron Sharp's: How Brands Grow.

Creative director Jordan Eakin joins us from North Carolina and discusses Now You See It by Michael Bierut.

Chief Development Officer and Partner at Curiosity Ashley Walters hops on the improv stage at The Second City and discovers that business development and comedy can benefit from Yes, And thinking. She gives an inside look to her process and progress in advertising which has put her on the 2021 Adweek Women Trailblazers list.

Independent strategist and copywriter Rachel Kirkwood helps agencies and brands see things with fresh eyes. She helps us think like a product designer as we discuss Designing Your Life by Bill Burnett and Dave Evans.

Advertising and marketing podcast that talks book smarts and street smarts with people who have been there, done that. Guided by executive creative director Brandon Faris, agency experts share their advertising know-how via the big ideas and books that influence them most. New episodes drop every Tuesday at 6 a.m.

Designer Chris Do us the founder and CEO of The Future and Brand Strategy Design Consultancy, Blind. He flips the script with Marty Neumeier’s The Brand Flip while teaching 1 billion people how to make a living doing what they love.

Designer, entrepreneur, and global leader Leland Maschmeyer throws back to 1862 with John Ruskin's Unto This Last. He challenges listeners to view design as something much more than just shapes and lines on a page. Design makes hope real and can serve as a construct for leadership.

Creative director and multidisciplinary content creator Jason Snell helps make the invisible visible as we discuss Mtiv by Hillman Curtis. We riff on inspiration, process, and saying yes to things that are uncomfortable.