Move over Bad Bunny. In this episode Piers and Jasmine take to the microphone to bring you the best trends from the Super Bowl ads. We reveal all... the two contradictory themes this year, the best and worst ads and Piers's Jurassic Park inspired tattoo!

Hungry? Join Jasmine as she discovers the world’s largest food expo in Dubai and explores global food trends, global power ambitions, and the possibility of lunch at Gulfood 2026

As Brooklyn Beckham’s post blows up the internet, Jasmine and Piers take a shameless leap onto the band wagon and look at the effect on Brand Beckham. How much money is at stake? What impact will the family, the furore, and the memes have on the brand? What should the Beckhams do next?

Jasmine and Hannah throw a spotlight on the global brands they think will do exciting things in 2026. And they review the podcast's predictions from last year. Join us to see how right or wrong we were in 2025. And let us know what brands you think should be on our radar this year.

Come and join me, Jasmine Montgomery, on a stroll down London's Bond Street to see how fashion brands from Ralph Lauren to Tiffany's to Cartier are using the latest merchandising techniques in their Christmas windows and find out why I was disappointed by Jimmy Choo and why I have beef with bows! And most importantly, come and feel the Christmas vibes! Merry Christmas!

In this yuletide episode Jasmine and Piers don their Christmas jumpers and compare notes on favourite festive ads, focusing unashamedly on British retail ads because, let’s be honest, they are the best Christmas ads in the world. From Keira Knightley meeting her match over charming cheese to the much talked about John Lewis ad (which made Piers cry but don’t tell anyone) to Dawn French stuck in traffic, we review the ads and argue over what score to give them. 

Ricky Gervais shocks the socks off people with ads for his vodka, Dutch Barn. Jasmine and Piers debate the question 'is it ok to offend people in the name of advertising'. Don’t watch this if you are easily offended.

As a Pretty Little Liars star Shay Mitchell launches a range of skincare for toddlers, Jasmine goes on a rant about just how far marketing should go in creating demand.

Purpose. Should a company have one? Is purpose a necessary investment or a waste of money and focus. Piers and Jasmine go head to head on this one. Who knew this would be the one they'd fall out over?

Colabs! They’re everywhere. It’s like Tinder for trademarks. And sometimes, the chemistry is electric. Sometimes, it’s a disaster. In this episode, Jasmine and Piers debate the question: can colabs go too far? They discuss Zara × Disney, Balenciaga x Crocs, KFC x Crocs, Supreme x Louis Vuitton, Barbie x Airbnb, Kanye West x adidas