Day One Podcast

The Day One podcast – Insights Room 101 is hosted by Hannah Mann. Guests coming on the show describe three of their worst professional pet peeves and aim to convince Hannah to bin one of them away forever in Room 101, much like the popular British TV show. Our guest on this episode is Sarah Jousiffe, head of insights at SKY. Sarah joins us on the Room 101 podcast to share what things in the industry she’d like to see banished to Room 101 forever. Sarah's main pet peeves are: poor research briefs, qualitative discussion guides, and branded research solutions. Sarah provides meaningful criticism for each of the items and solutions during our conversation, and we hope you enjoy it.

The Day One podcast – Insights Room 101 is hosted by Hannah Mann. Guests coming on the show describe three of their worst professional pet peeves and aim to convince Hannah to bin one of them away forever in Room 101, much like the popular British TV show. Our guest on this episode is Steve Phillips, CEO of Zappi and Chair of the MRS Sustainability Council. Steve joins us on the Room 101 podcast to share what things in the industry he’d like to see banished to Room 101 forever. The main pet hates Steve describes are: researchers trying to get into the board room; conjoint analysis; and focus groups. Steve provides meaningful criticism during our conversation, and we hope you enjoy it.

The Day One podcast – Insights Room 101 is hosted by Hannah Mann. Guests coming on the show describe three of their worst professional pet peeves and aim to convince Hannah to bin one of them away forever in Room 101, much like the popular British TV show. Our guest on this episode is James Wycherley, an expert on Insight strategy and Insight team transformation and author of the new book, Transforming Insight: the 42 secrets of successful corporate Insight teams. James joins us on the Room 101 podcast to share what things in the industry he’d like to see banished in Room 101 forever. The main pet peeves James describes are: naming conventions for things like “market research teams”; research briefs or data analysis; and thinking of “commerciality” as a dirty word. James provides meaningful criticism during our conversation, and we hope you enjoy it. Listen to the full episode to find out which one got banished to Room 101 forever.

The Day One podcast – Insights Room 101 is hosted by Hannah Mann. Guests coming on the show describe three of their worst professional pet peeves and aim to convince Hannah to bin one of them away forever in Room 101, much like the popular British TV show. On our sixth episode, we have Anthony Tasgal aka "Tas"- trainer, author, and strategist on all things marketing insights. The main pet peeves Tas describes are “insights” itself as people currently understand them, jargony language, and the concept of “messaging.” Tas provides meaningful criticism during our conversation, and we hope you enjoy it. Listen to the full episode to find out which one got sent to Room 101?

The Day One podcast – Insights Room 101 is hosted by Hannah Mann. Guests coming on the show describe three of their worst professional pet peeves and aim to convince Hannah to bin one of them away forever in Room 101, much like the popular British TV show. In the fifth episode, CEO of Neuro-Insight UK - Shazia Ginai walks through three bugbears in a professional work culture that she despises. She describes each of the three and offers guidance toward how we could actually solve these problems. Listen to the full episode to find out which one got sent to Room 101?

The Day One podcast – Insights Room 101 is hosted by Hannah Mann. Guests coming on the show describe three of their worst insight industry pet peeves and aim to convince Hannah to lock one of them away forever in Room 101, much like the popular British TV show. Crispin Beale, Senior Strategic Advisor and Special Advisor at mTab and Behaviorally, is our guest on the fourth episode. Crispin walks through three trends in insights culture that he wishes to banish away forever. He describes each of the three and offers his opinion on how we could solve these irksome problems in the insights world. Listen to the full episode to find out which one got banished to Room 101?

The Day One podcast – Insights Room 101 is hosted by Hannah Mann. Guests coming on the show describe three of their worst insight industry pet peeves and aim to convince Hannah to lock one of them away forever in Room 101, much like the popular British TV show. In the third episode, Kantar’s global CEO of Profiles - Caroline Frankum walks through three trends in insights culture that she despises. She describes each of the three and offers guidance toward how we could actually solve these problems. Listen to the full episode to find out which one got sent to Room 101?

On The Day One podcast – Insights Room 101, hosted by Hannah Mann, our guests describe three of their worst insight industry pet peeves and aims to lock one of them away forever in Room 101, much like the popular British TV show. In the second episode, Founder & CEO of FIREFISH Group, Jem Fawcus, shares his three pet hates in the advertising insights culture that he despises and would like to banish them to Room 101 forever. Listen to the full episode and find out which one got the boot?

The Day One Podcast - Insights Room 101, hosted by Hannah Mann, guests coming on the show describe three of their worst insight industry pet peeves and aim to lock one of them away forever in Room 101, much like the popular British TV show.

In the inaugural episode, author and behavioral scientist, Richard Shotton, talks through three trends in insights culture that he despises and would like to banish them to Room 101 forever. But which one got the boot?

Welcome to the Day One Podcast. Based on the novel and entertaining format of Room 101, the only podcast where researchers learn what is "hot" and what is "not" in the world of market insight.

Brought to you by research and insight agency - Day One Strategy - who specialise in combining technology and human intelligence to help companies better understand their customers, wants, needs, and behaviours.