20 episodes! Join us as the Majority Report crew chats about the current state of movie marketing, some amazing marketing ideas we think got people seated to see The Odyssey, what the future of movie advertising could look like, ads we're loving and what you should understand about advertising on social media

Whether you're a marketer, creative, advertiser, filmmaker, content creator, or simply fascinated by the business behind great campaigns, Majority Report offers fresh insights into where the industry is headed and how culture continues to shape the work. 

A podcast brought to you from an ad agency built by culture.

The Majority Report crew sits down with Leandra, a Senior Copywriter at Majority and a New Yorker that always has her ear to pop culture.

Join us as we chat topics that include the 2026 World Cup, the Knicks historic win, and black culture in advertising and social media

The crew sits down with Jorge the wearer of many hats at Majority but the biggest one? Chief Marketing Officer. 

Topics include:
A CMO's journey within the advertising industry 
How to build confidence in advertising
What helps prep someone to work in advertising 
Client relationships 
etc.

Okay now ladiesss! To round out Women's History Month, we're chatting with a few of the talented, inspirational women at Majority. From their favorite ads heroing women to their favorite women-owned brands, this one's a good one. #advertising #podcast #womenshistorymonth #atlanta

The Majority Report crew sits down with Omid Farhang, the founder of Majority Agency and creative mastermind. We'll get into Majority's fifth year anniversary, how Majority breaks the mold for hiring practices in the advertising industry and how we got to five years!

To say goodbye to Black History Month the Majority Report crew is chatting some of the most interesting facts regarding Black pioneers in advertising. From jingles to setting the playbook for how advertising to and within the Black community works, we cover the brilliance behind the billboards, the strategy behind the slogans, and the cultural insight that turned overlooked audiences into undeniable markets. 

The Majority Report crew is breaking down the biggest Super Bowl ads of the year. As an Atlanta-based advertising agency built by culture, we’re giving our unfiltered take on what we loved, what completely missed, and which brands had the right insight but landed in the wrong place.

In this episode, we cover:

• Best Super Bowl commercials of 2026
• Worst Super Bowl ads and brand fails
• Celebrity cameos and stunt casting
• AI in Super Bowl advertising
• Cultural insights brands got right (and wrong)

From smart strategy to expensive confusion, we’re analyzing Super Bowl marketing through a cultural lens. Because good advertising is more than a big budget and a famous face. It’s about relevance, timing, and understanding the audience.

If you care about advertising, branding, pop culture, marketing strategy, or just love debating Super Bowl commercials, this episode is for you.

#SuperBowlAds #superbowlcommercials  #advertisingpodcast #marketing  #AdAgencyLife #atlantacreatives  #brandstrategy  #popcultureanalysis

It's Super Bowl weekend! Join the Majority Report crew as we chat our favorite ads of all time involving athletes and the Super Bowl. We'll also speak on some lesser known facts about how the big game came to be the essential place for big ads. 

The Majority Report crew sits down with Museum of Design Atlanta! We’ll chat about the current exhibit at MODA, The Hoodie: Identity. Power. Protest. and discuss the intersection of design and fashion. 

Here at Majority we have our own hoodie tradition and we are honored to now be featured at MODA's newest exhibit!

MODA is located at Peachtree street NE in Atlanta and The Hoodie exhibit will be there until February 13.

The Majority Agency crew chats the Eddie Murphy movie Boomerang! The only movie to showcase a Majority black cast working in advertising.

In this episode we'll discuss why Boomerang is a huge part of Eddie Murphy's legacy, why the movie is important to the culture, and what elements from the film are either realistic or completely ridiculous.