Neuro Insight's Pranav Yadav talks about what consumers really want to see in ads now and through the holidays.

Chris Bellinger, VP of creative and digital, Frito-Lay North America, joins Marketer's Brief to discuss the snack maker's internal agency and his earlier time on the agency side—which included Doritos' "Crash the Super Bowl" and even a scary moment in a cage with a shark.

The VP of marketing at the nonprofit discusses the switch to virtual races and how NYRR is now beginning smaller in-person events

Domino's Pizza, like its smaller rivals, has grown substantially this year thanks in large part to people placing more orders during the coronavirus pandemic.

In the second quarter, for example, Domino's U.S. same-store sales jumped 16.1 percent.

Kate Trumbull, VP of advertising and Hispanic marketing at Domino's, discussed those topics and others during the Ad Age Next Food & Beverage Conference.

The CMO and co-founder of RV rental site Outdoorsy discusses consumer travel trends and how the Great American Roadtrip is still thriving, despite chillier temps.

Russell Barnett, managing director and chief marketing officer of My/Mo Mochi Ice Cream, joins the podcast to discuss the trajectory of the L.A.-based premium frozen novelty brand, which aims to exceed $300 million in annual retail sales in the next couple of years.

Brad Hiranaga, chief brand officer of General Mills North America, discusses how the company is meeting new demand for packaged food and using marketing to support racial justice.

Nicole Sander, VP of partnerships at Camp, talks about how new brand partnerships and out-of-store offerings are carrying the retailer into the holiday season.

From breakfast to snacking, the coronavirus pandemic has altered how people eat. Jen Bentz, chief client officer at Mintel, joins Marketer's Brief to discuss how trends in the food industry have evolved and what to expect going forward.

Paige Steers of real estate giant JLL discusses what trends, including working from home, curbside pick-up in malls, and new office safety, mean for real estate and the office of the future.