Brett Larson, Bospar’s newly appointed senior vice president of Media Strategies, joins Eric to discuss how to pitch a unified message across a conflicting media landscape. Brett discusses how he uses his experience at both Fox and CNN to help businesses create media strategies that leverage the best of both blue and red.

Entrepreneur Carol Kaufman joins Politely Pushy to discuss the story behind Pinventory and the critical need to create a home inventory.

Tomás Puig, CEO of Alembic, joins Eric to discuss the intersection of marketing and technology, the age of the influencer, and what companies can expect moving into 2022.

Franck Marchis, co-founder and chief scientific officer at Unistellar, joins Politely Pushy. Franck discusses how the Unistellar telescope can connect people from all over the globe and bring science directly into homes.

Michael Oldenburg, head of communications at Aeva, Inc., joins Politely Pushy to discuss lidar technology, self-driving cars and the future of the auto industry. Oldenburg talks about being a disruptor in a crowded industry and how to effectively communicate highly technical topics. 

Sandra Campos, CEO of Project Verte, joins Politely Pushy to discuss the rapid evolutions of retail and e-commerce, her time as CEO of Diane Von Furstenberg, and the critical need to provide continuing education to employees across all industries. 

Joya Dass, Founder of Women's Leadership Academy, joins Politely Pushy to discuss championing women in the workplace, the evolution of video in personal branding and offers a guide to setting personal boundaries.

Doug Kennedy, founder of Studio Wildcard, joins Politely Pushy to tell his stories of entertainment marketing and video game development. From working on the original Guitar Hero to signing Vin Diesel to the ARK franchise, Doug discusses the importance of marketing and PR in gaming and gives advice to those wanting to break into a crowded industry.

Technology commentator Chris Matyszczyk discusses his journey from working in advertising as a creative director to tech business owner and contributor. Listen in as he explains what he means when he says that “advertising then was like tech now”.

During Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Eric Brinker joins Politely Pushy to discuss his family’s journey creating Susan G. Komen for the Cure; the importance of creating strong messaging around difficult topics; and the future of breast cancer equity.