“The starting point. No one cares about your brand.”

In this episode, brand consultant and marketing professor, Mark Ritson delivers the kind of straight-talk marketers know him for, exploring the fundamentals of growth, the power of audio in the media mix, and why long-term consistency still beats short-term tactics.

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In this episode of Heard Mentality, Brittany Rigby is joined by Webjet’s Oonagh Flannery, The Hallway’s Jules Hall, and Havas Host’s Gayle While to unpack how audio shapes travel brands — and why consistency in sound is one of the most powerful tools in building recognition and trust.

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Every brand has a look — the great ones also have a sound.
Brittney Rigby speaks with Aaron Matthews (Original Audio) and Laura-Leigh Smith (Studiotonic) about the emotion, science, and consistency behind great sonic branding. Plus, we chat with Kimberley Flanagan (Strat Agency) about how Chemist Warehouse has used these principles to build one of Australia’s most recognisable retail brands.

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What does sushi have in common with Netflix?

A killer sonic brand.

In this episode of Heard Mentality, Brittany Rigby chats with Stuart White (Head of Marketing, Sushi Hub) and Charlton Hill (Head of Music & Innovation, Uncanny Valley) about the power of sound to build memory, emotion and culture.

From the seven-second earworm that made Sushi Hub unforgettable to why the right sonic logo can outperform a million-dollar TV spot, this is your masterclass in making people hear your brand — and feel it.

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