Linen Suit & Plastic Tie

By Gorav Menon & Kevin Liu

What power lies in your story? How do you tell your story? As two young “adults” journey into the life of suit and tie, they begin discovering the impact of storytelling on their career, business, men... more

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The podcast currently has 85 episodes available.

Linen Suit & Plastic Tie episodes:

April 28, 2022 Am I On Mute? ft. a Storytelling Coach (Mark Dannenberg)
Why are we good at preparing a story but bad at practicing it? How do you establish your physical presence when speaking in a remote meeting? How do you keep your audience engaged? This week, we talk to Mark Dannenberg, an actor and storytelling coach about the acting techniques we can all borrow to apply to our storytelling. From Shakespeare and musical theater to standup comedy and TV, Mark has a colorful acting career, and he has been translating the skills that allowed him to succeed in theater into actionable advice to the business world.
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46min
April 14, 2022 Can NFTs Reinvent Hollywood? ft. a Co-Creator @ Stoner Cats (Sarah Cole)
What is an NFT, and how can NFTs bring changes to TV, film, and animation? This week, we talk with Sarah Cole, Co-Creator of the star-studded NFT show Stoner Cats, about the origin and future of this unconventional animated show. Before making the bold jump from studio to NFT content creation, Sarah has worked as an Editor for animated features across well-known studio such as Sony Pictures (Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse), Netflix, and Paramount. We chat all about the NFT space: the community-driven style of storytelling, the relationship between studios and NFT content (now and future), and some intriguing fact about female presence in the NFT space.
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45min
March 31, 2022 How Do You Build Corporate Culture? ft. a CEO @ Meetup (David Siegel)
What is it like to take over a company from its founder? What is the best approach to interviewing? What was it like to work with Adam Neumann? This week, we chat with David Siegel, CEO of Meetup and author of Decide & Conquer: 44 Decisions That Make or Break All Leaders. Through his career stories and his book, David shares with us how he led Meetup's culture of resilience to evolve and used it to lead the company through the infamous WeWork IPO and the COVID-19 pandemic.
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48min
March 17, 2022 What Power Lies In Your Name? ft. a Novelist - Dava Shastri's Last Day (Kirthana Ramisetti)
Why are we so drawn towards fictions when they're not "real"? What does your name mean, and what legacy does it carry? What should representation in fictions look like? This week, we chat with Kirthana Ramisetti, author of the much-anticipated novel Dava Shastri's Last Day, a Good Morning America and Lilly's Library Book Club Pick. Kirthana shares with us the stories behind creating Dava, the unconventional protagonist who is a celebrity, a billionaire, a woman, a wife, a mother/grandmother, a second-gen Indian immigrant. As a former entertainment reporter for Newsday and the New York Daily News, Kirthana has written her fair share of stories about the lives (and deaths) of the rich and famous.
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46min
March 03, 2022 Why Shouldn't You Propose At First Sight? ft. a Chief Measurement Strategist @ Google (Neil Hoyne)
Do you judge a book by its cover? How do you avoid "proposing at first sight"? Why does our audience most often not care about what we do, and how do we effectively communicate with them anyways? What do data-oriented and technical-oriented people's unique advantages to storytelling? This week, we chat with Neil Hoyne, he who strategizes measurements at Google. Having graduated from UCLA Anderson with his MBA in the post-2008 financial crisis world, Neil entered the field of data analytics, then found his way into Google, and now works as Chief Measurement Strategist, leading meaningful consumer engagments with the world's biggest advertisers. Neil's intriguing data book, Converted: The Data-Driven Way to Win Customers’ Hearts, has come out in Feb. 2022.
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47min
February 17, 2022 How Do You Make Thinking Cool? ft. a Journalist & a Producer (Kinsey Grant & Josh Kaplan)
Thinking can be cool, but how do you induce real, cool thinking? What makes for a good partnership that leads to phenomenal storytelling? What is the creator economy, and how will that shape storytelling? For Episode TWO of Season TWO, we talk with TWO guests who make an exciting podcasting / content creation DUO: Kinsey Grant, host of the Thinking is Cool podcast, and Josh Kaplan, CEO of Smooth Ops. Together, they have co-founded Thinking is Cool and Smooth Ops and are bringing exciting changes to podcast storytelling and the creator economy. Prior to Thinking Is Cool and Smooth Ops, the duo created the Business Casual podcast by Morning Brew, with Kinsey being the host of the Business Casual podcast and a Business Editor, and Josh being the Product Manager.
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46min
February 03, 2022 How to Scale Your Story? ft. a Chief Economist @ Lyft (Dr. John List)
What is behavioral economics? What is “the voltage effect”? How do you know if your business/policy idea will scale? We kick off Season Two with Professor John List, one of the most renowned behavioral economists out there, to chat about storytelling in his impactful work, his new book The Voltage Effect, and how we’ve been approaching scalability the wrong way. If you’ve lived in the United States, John’s work has probably had an impact on your life — he is Chief Economist at Lyft, Distinguished Service Professor at University of Chicago, formerly Chief Economist at Uber (Ubernomics). He also served in the White House on the Council of Economic Advisers from 2002-2003 and on Behavioral Insights teams at governments around the world. John’s new book, The Voltage Effect: How to Make Good Ideas Great and Great Ideas Scale, has come out on Feb. 1, 2022.
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46min
January 20, 2022 Season Two Overview
Welcome back to LSPTPod Season Two! With an informative and fulfilling Season One in the books, we are continuing on our journey to become better storytellers by learning from a wide range of expert, unconventional storytellers. We believe that storytelling is the essential skill that makes us human, and we invite you continue this journey with us. Follow us on Instagram @LSPTPod and LinkedIn.
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November 18, 2021 Storytime w/Gorav & Kevin - LSPTPod Season One Finale
What is Kevin's story? What is Gorav's? What is Linen Suit & Plastic Tie's story? What should we (and you) take away from Season One? What's a word that describes every one of our expert storytellers? As we conclude this wonderful Season One of LSPTPod, we look back and forward to the amazing show that you are building with us. Thank you for an amazing Season One, and here's to an exciting Season Two ❤️ 感谢您的收听。
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47min
November 04, 2021 Storytime w/Dr.Prescott-Johnson - LSPTPod 1-Year Anniversary Special
On Nov. 4th, 2020, Gorav Menon and Kevin Liu embarked on their storytelling journey with the first episode of Linen Suit & Plastic Tie. On Nov. 4th, 2021, we celebrate our 1-year anniversary of this journey with the expert storyteller who started it all with us, Dr. Tara Prescott-Johnson. How have we changed? What have we learned? How is this podcast impacting our lives? If you were a ghost and could possess people, what would you make them do? After a whole year of incredible stories, the three of us get to sit down and catch up on how our stories have evolved through this time. To our amazing expert storytellers and our listeners, thank you for riding along.
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47min

FAQs about Linen Suit & Plastic Tie:

How many episodes does Linen Suit & Plastic Tie have?

The podcast currently has 85 episodes available.