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Don’t Get Me Started episodes
- Episode 140: Mick Winters, CD at Threespot in D.C.
Technology, creativity and commerce have converged, and Mick wisely pitched a tent at the confluence.
41 min - Episode 139: Freelance CD Peter Yesawich Jr.
Peter is an energetic, entrepreneurial and enthusiastic creative director, strategist, surfer and student of the industry. He gets it, and he is happy to share.
41 min - Episode 138: Andy Corbett, CW at Copacino + Fujikado
Two ad guys kill half an hour on the phone but talk about advertising for about ninety seconds.
37 min - Episode 137: Noel Cottrell, CCO of Fitzgerald+CO
An energized half-hour with the award-winning ECD/CCO behind the E*TRADE babies and Febreze "Breathe Happy" campaigns.
31 min - Episode 136: Krista Wicklund, CD at Media Arts Lab
Philosophy, psychology and perspective from a seasoned writer at Apple's ad agency.
36 min - Episode 135: David Bryant of Google
A inside look at the search engine giant from a former agency writer and current creative strategist.
34 min - Episode 134: Bruce Henderson and Chris DeLeo of G2
Ten words to live by, identified and discussed with the CCO and Creative Manager of G2 Worldwide.
29 min - Episode 133: Don Miller, CD at Ogilvy, New York
A lively and advice-packed chat with a studious, talented, seasoned and award-winning former partner of Dan's.
34 min - Episode 132: Dave Canning, Wieden+Kennedy, New York
An impromptu chat with a former art director who is now a copywriter on some of ESPN's great recent work.
29 min - Episode 131: Friend and Freelancer Todd Killinger
A longtime New York art director shares insights into how to remain relevant and successful. Hint: It helps to be nice.
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About Don’t Get Me Started
From the publisher's feed
Hosted by Dan Balser, a former department head at The Creative Circus in Atlanta, this is a series of conversations about advertising. But they're not just about the industry; they're about the people…
in it.