Pomp & Unpopular

Welcome back to The Pomp and Unpopular Podcast, where we flip the script on conventional wisdoms (today, the topic is MARKETING). In this episode, host Talia—author, artist, and business & relationship consultant—dives deep into the often-overlooked power of humanity in digital marketing.

In a world where AI reigns and data is king, we've become obsessed with metrics, analytics, and optimization. But what happens when we lose sight of what really connects us—human emotion, authentic stories, and real relationships?

Join us as we challenge ineffective marketing paradigms and explore:

Join us as we challenge ineffective marketing paradigms and explore:

✅ Why data tells you what is happening, not why ✅ How formulaic, robotic marketing kills emotional resonance ✅ The parallel between transactional marketing and surface-level relationships ✅ How to craft brand narratives that spark connection and community ✅ The secret to long-lasting customer loyalty in 2025 and beyond

Whether you're a seasoned marketer, entrepreneur, or creative, this episode is a wake-up call to stop chasing perfection and start telling stories that matter.

📌 Because success isn't in the numbers alone—it's in the way you make people feel.

Today's episode is about the role we play in attracting our experiences. We look at this through the lens of the law of Correspondence.

Today's episode is about how to cope with sudden upheavals in life. Abrupt life changes be very jarring and can potentially leave you feeling vulnerable, disoriented, isolated, anxious, and depressed. Today I want to encourage anyone going through a difficult transition with 5 actionable tips to support you.

This episode of The Pomp and Unpopular Podcast is a formal reintroduction. I will provide a little context on the purpose of this podcast. I realize I may have never explicitly given my "mission statement". This is in part because I dislike disclaimers and trigger warnings, but I do believe introductions warrant an episode, so here goes! :-)

We are celebrating one of my besties, actress-model-business owner, Leah Cordova's birthday by sharing a little drunken game of Never Have I Ever!

A short food for thought piece. Enjoy <3

I want to share more of my self with those who gravitate toward my work, thoughts- this is another step in that direction.

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We go over why nice people suck and the etymology of the word further proving nice was intended for sucking.

*I own no rights to the music*

Girl talk between two millennial mystics.