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Introducing Pitbull: “Anything you love you have to fight for.” from Math & Magic: Stories from the Frontiers of Marketing with Bob Pittman.

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You may know this week’s guest by many names. Mr. 305, Mr. Worldwide, or more likely, the one and only Pitbull. Yes, the Grammy winning superstar, education advocate and entrepreneur sat down with Bob for a live conversation in his native Miami at the POSSIBLE conference. Before gaining all his titles, Pitbull was simply Armando Christian Pérez, a kid soaking up the colorful cultures of his city. Growing up, he was exposed to diverse, bustling, and at times unstable environments on the streets of Miami. Yet despite any hardship, Pitbull credits his city with giving him the skills to succeed in music and business. In fact, he’s leveraged his creativity and keen business sense to develop a number of independent ventures, including creating his own record label, Mr. 305, Inc., co-owning the Trackhouse NASCAR racing team and creating the Voli 305 vodka brand. Plus, he uses his international superstardom to give back to his community. Through SLAM! Charter schools, Pitbull is revolutionizing education and giving kids in underrepresented communities the opportunities he didn’t have. Listen to hear about these endeavors and more, and stay tuned to learn how he got the name Pitbull in the first place. 

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Introducing The Disappearance: Chandra Levy, Pt. 1 from Murder: True Crime Stories.

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Introducing Episode 1: The Rumor from Deep Cover: The Nameless Man.

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Two federal agents investigate a rumor about a decades old murder. 

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Introducing Why We Need Small Talk from The Art of Small Talk from Revisionist History.

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Here’s a clip from a Pushkin Industries audiobook that you may enjoy: The Art of Small Talk.

Hilarious and practical advice for how to up your small talk game from comedians, actors and self-appointed experts on chit-chat, Casey Wilson and Jessica St. Clair. Casey and Jessica share six simple rules for how to engage in small talk and achieve the connectedness we all crave with any and everyone.

Enjoy this clip from The Art of Small Talk, featuring Malcolm. And if you’re interested in hearing more small talk tips, get the complete audiobook at:

Pushkin: https://www.pushkin.fm/audiobooks/the-art-of-small-talk

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/309by6YVsUZED5MhGlV0H8?si=TDPcSzeWQZKuggmkDRNh9g

Audible: https://www.audible.com/pd/The-Art-of-Small-Talk-Audiobook/B0CPM98G3J

Apple Books: https://books.apple.com/us/audiobook/the-art-of-small-talk-go-shallow-to-go-deep/id1737294114

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Introducing The Importance of Culture for Marketers with Merz Aesthetic’s Patrick Urban from Tell Me What You Really Think with Pam Drucker Mann.

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This special episode focuses on how publishers and marketers are shifting strategies as consumer behavior continues to evolve faster than light.  Kayleigh Barber, Media Editor at Digiday, lays out today’s landscape, with advertisers now looking beyond traditional low-calorie KPIs. Then we hear from Patrick Urban, President of Merz Aesthetics North America, and his strategy to develop deep relationships with the right consumers in the right environment by partnering with Condé Nast and keeping at the forefront of culture.

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