Media Roundtable

Media Roundtable

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Media Roundtable episodes

  • Lisa Carmen Wang on Becoming… A Bad Bitch
    Lisa Carmen Wang knows about resilience. Despite achieving national success as a gymnast in her teens, the never-ending pursuit of success left her feeling hollow. It wasn’t until she stepped into her full power that she realized, “A woman steps into her full power NOT when she is finally given permission to do so, but when she realizes she never needed it in the first place.”
    Wang is now a serial entrepreneur, podcaster, angel & crypto investor, and the founder of the Bad Bitch Empire, which helps women unapologetically build self-worth and wealth by leveraging the power of Web3. Her new podcast of the same name is out now and demands a listen.
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    40 min
  • Responsible Media and Our Culture — Mansueto Ventures and former Editor-in-Chief, Inc. Eric Shurenberg,Bloomberg Senior Software Engineer Kevin Kells, Oxford Road founder and CEO Dan Granger and Barometer founder, and CEO Tamara Zubatiy
    This panel will get real about responsible media and our culture, breaking down the shifting responsibilities of consumers, brands and media. We will discuss:
    Is it now up to you as a media consumer to determine what's true and what isn't?
    Everyone says they want just the facts from news media. What does that mean?
    What is the responsibility of brands to align themselves with truthful content,
    We will introduce Barometer and we will discuss why, apart from what Barometer is doing in podcasts) why is it so hard to do that?
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    36 min
  • Hosts of Add to Cart Show What Blending Comedy & Purpose Looks Like
    Tackling tough social issues while being funny at the same time is a tall order, few can do well. This week’s Media Roundtable guests are one of the few. Kulap Vilaysack and SuChin Pak produce the hit podcast Add to Cart where they share physical and metaphorical items they’re adding to their carts in tangential, honest conversations. Apple Podcasts spotlighted the show and fan reviews say it’s “Like a warm cup of tea and cookies with besties.”
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    1 hr 2 min
  • Veteran Journalist Mosheh Oinounou Shares the Power of Curation as Answer to Declining Trust in Media
    Oinounou is that incredibly rare thing–a voice of reason. To listen to him is to feel calmer and more informed. After seeing how the incentive structure of the media landscape rewards the most opinionated and click-baity news coverage, Oinounou is trying, and succeeding with a different approach.
    Oinounou has created his own curated and well-sourced news channel, Mo News, on Instagram where he shows tremendous respect for his nearly quarter-million strong audience. He informs without panicking, and provides much needed context. He is a perfect example of a new type of news source that brands should be falling over each other to align with and sponsor.
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    54 min
  • What is Fact? What is Fiction? Media Critic Virginia Heffernan Reframes the Digital Argument

    No one sees the truth and the Internet like Virginia Heffernan. Online since she was a child in the ‘70s, Heffernan is a Harvard Ph.D. whose book examining digital culture, “Magic and Loss: The Internet As Art ” was called “An illuminating guide to the internet” by the Wall Street Journal.

    Heffernan’s a contributing editor for Wired, frequently writes for The LA Times, The Atlantic, and the NY Times, and hosts the podcast This is Critical which fans call “my drug of choice” and “a joy to listen to.” This week she joins Media Roundtable to talk about her career, the state of culture, and how the internet has changed life as we know it. 

    For Heffernan, advertising thrives on the blurring of lines between fact and fiction (that’s why ads try so hard to sound like the unpaid content that surrounds them). Brands can drive action by hypnotizing the audience because they don’t know what is true. But Heffernen argues, your brand will do better by meeting your audience in a playful space with ads that are clearly meant to entertain and engage a “willing suspension of disbelief.

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    1 hr 15 min
  • Super Bowl Ads Join Media Roundtable: Who Scored, Who Fumbled, and Who Should’ve Stayed Home
    This episode of Media Roundtable is a little different than the norm. Last Sunday, over 100M viewers tuned in to watch the best of the best collide to establish dominance in America’s greatest showdown. We’re not talking about the Rams and Bengals; we’re talking about the commercials, and in true Media Roundtable fashion, the impact they have on the world.
    This week, latter-day madmen, Stew Redwine and Jason Harris break down the biggest winners and losers during what they’re calling The Nostalgia Bowl. But this exercise is not just a fun bit of “Monday morning Creative Directing”, their insights unlock creative insights your brand can use all year long.
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    54 min
  • The State of the Podcast Business with Bryan Barletta
    If you want to understand the future of podcast advertising, spend 5 minutes with Bryan Barletta. This week, The Media Roundtable gives you almost an hour with the self-described “Podcast ad-tech by day, dungeon master by night.”
    Barletta is a towering authority when it comes to podcast ads. With an ad-tech background from Claritas and Megaphone, he founded Sounds Profitable, a weekly podcast ad-tech newsletter and podcast jam-packed with industry insights that are actually enjoyable to listen to.
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    1 hr
  • Culturati Host, Kierna Mayo Gives Us the Path to an Anti-Racist World
    It’s Black History Month and if you want to learn from someone who has been on the front lines of advancing underrepresented Black voices over the past 3+ decades, you may want to tune into this week’s episode. This week’s guest, Kierna Mayo has played Queen and Kingmaker since the ’80s, in equal parts as a cultural critic, curator, and contributor. This conversation goes deep and offers levity at times, but is challenging to anyone who concerns themselves with living anti-racist.
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    1 hr 8 min
  • Dear Media CEO, Michael Bosstick Knows How to Make Podcasts Work For Advertisers
    Serial entrepreneur Michael Bosstick has done it all. He’s sold beds for private jets and overcame his fear of public speaking to launch a hit podcast with his superstar wife, Lauryn Evarts Bosstick. But the reason we asked him to join us on the Media Roundtable is because of his tireless work as CEO of the podcast network, Dear Media, where he has created a platform for female podcasters to dominate the landscape.
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    58 min
  • Who is Bari Weiss? Honestly Host Speaks on State of Journalism, Faith, and the Future of America
    Media Roundtable returns with our 2022 season debut featuring an interview with a podcast host who is the walking embodiment of our values. Bari Weiss is an award-winning journalist and the author of How to Fight Anti-Semitism. Weiss worked as a staff writer and opinion editor for The New York Times until her 2020 principle-driven resignation letter (a must-read) sent her on a path toward independent journalism driving her to create the hit podcast Honestly, and her Substack newsletter, Common Sense. After more than a year of invitations, this week, Bari Weiss joins Media Roundtable to talk about her journey to save journalism and the free exchange of ideas in our democracy.
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    1 hr 14 min

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The Media Roundtable isn’t just another industry podcast; it’s an open lab where the sharpest minds in podcasting, advertising, and media break down the forces shaping…