Content was the secret to Rapha’s huge rise in the cycling world, and Luke O’Shea has the story of how a small global team made 21 films around the world in just a year. As the head of Marketing and Sales for Asia Pacific he oversaw many of them, and he shares how they built consistency across continents, while keeping the films locally relevant. We talk about secrets to working in founder-led companies, and the arc of Luke’s 20-year career that spans his early days at Asics to his current photography projects with Sydney FC and endurance sports. 

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Meow Wolf is a surrealist fever dream—a large-scale psychedelic wonderland with five locations. And Didi Bethurum is at the helm of the creative team that keeps selling out openings in cities like Las Vegas, Houston and Denver. Sometimes that means taking big creative risks, like a teaser billboard campaign that doesn’t even name the brand. Didi walks us through the steps that made Meow Wolf’s Denver launch a landmark success.

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Braden Hoeppner has been a driving force behind major brand success stories—FYidoctors, Herschel Supply, Saxx underwear and Clearly—but in this episode we’re learning from a brand that (initially) failed. Working at Kit and Ace was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity—a brand fully and liberally funded by the family behind lululemon. Braden and the K+A team were tasked with growing a billion-dollar brand in three years. Spoiler: it didn’t happen. But having limitless resources meant trying things that had never been done: building a custom ecomm site that could scale globally, opening 60 stores in 5 countries in one year, and a road trip in a giant copper Airstream.

Braden tells the story and practical learnings about brand storytelling, performance marketing, holding things loosely, and the major marketing inflection points shaping our work.

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Women’s apparel brand Athleta has totally flipped the model of athlete sponsorship on its head—breaking all the usual rules. Their roster includes true icons: Simone Biles, Alicia Keys and Allyson Felix. Seasoned marketer Michelle Lazar helped bring these partnerships to life across the brand’s many touchpoints, and she shares with us how they happened, what made them work, and the lucky breaks that turned into major cultural moments.

Find Michelle on Linkedin and heck out her latest project Community Academy.

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Liv is arguably the leader in the world of women’s cycling, and for the last three years they’ve made a huge splash by sponsoring the industry’s biggest event: the Tour de France Femmes. Liv’s Global Brand Manager, Cassondra Spring, tells us how they do it, what they get out of it, and how they turn that kinetic energy of on-the-ground event marketing into a lasting relationship. 

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Match-making is a one-to-one business, and for Talia Goldstein, Founder + President of Three Day Rule Matchmaking, growing her own business required that same personal touch. She explains how brands can fuel the fire of word-of-mouth and create a playbook for PR to seize those lucky media breaks when they happen. 
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Jeanine Pesce is the oracle of the outdoor industry—for more than 20 years she has informed trends in culture, brand and product. For years her magazine Range was the go-to resource for industry insiders to see what’s new and test out-of-the-box creative. She talks about the pros and cons of print content marketing and how it built her brand.

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The brand that MTV built

Sneaker Steve was running Global Special Projects at DC Shoes during its multimillion dollar growth run. Find out how he built the brand through celebrity partnerships and some major MTV moments, and how he’s gone on to build his own sustainable footwear company, Ales Grey.

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The making of a viral billboard campaign

BelliWelli⁠ seized a moment and latched onto the “Hot girls have…” meme, and then made it entirely their own. Find out how strategic billboards helped this CPG brand build a die-hard fan base. Katie Boston-Wilson, CEO of BelliWelli, has the tea.

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The parody video that garnered 4.7 million views

Peak Design⁠ was built almost entirely on Kickstarter. Now, their YouTube videos—including one parody that takes on Amazon Basics—are keeping it in the spotlight. Adam Saraceno, CMO at Peak Design tells us how they did it.

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