Last week, ads started getting funny again. This week they got even funnier. And smarter. Prepare your ears for a sweet discussion on Heinz's ketchup-colored puzzle, a print ad that can only be read if you're social distancing, and Reddit's excellent pivot to create one of the best ads of quarantine.

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And now the moment you've all been waiting for! Trent and Zack sit down with Eli Ash from Mustache, a creative content agency, to discuss how production has adapted and changed in quarantine and speculate on how it will change adland's future.

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And just when we needed it most, ads are getting funny again. This week the Salad boys discuss a powerful spot detailing the effect that workouts can have on PTSD and then jump into two humorous ads about quarantine. One from Coors which reminds the world of beer's role in getting people through suckiness, and one from Emily Crisps who decided to make the most out of a bad situation.

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It's here - Ad Age's annual ranking of the top ad shops in all the land. Prepare your ears for an in-depth discussion about the agencies that made this year's list. Hear the Salad boys share some of their favorite agency shoutouts/agencies to watch and end with a discussion on the Agency of the Decade with thoughts on where advertising goes from here.

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In the first episode of the week, the Salad boys take a look at some fresh ideas from quarantine. First they discuss Budweiser, who brought back their famous "Wassup" phrase with the help of some famous friends. Then, the boys revisit their love-hate (but mostly love) relationship with Burger King ads and discuss the new QR Whopper spot.

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Our 60th episode! What a journey it's been. Thanks for listening and we hope Salad still sounds as fresh as it did the day you first gave us your ear. This week, Cole and Zack discuss the current state of advertising, point out some of the all too recognizable characteristics of COVID-19 related ads, and share their thoughts on Apple's portrayal of creativity in quarantine.

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Another episode of Salad for your ears as you listen safely from home (we hope). This week the boys discuss new quarantine ads and continue to analyze how the market is shifting week by week. Tune in to hear a tasteful discussion about a car ad shot entirely from home and Ohio's PSA told by mousetraps and ping pong balls (we know what you're thinking, but it's 100% better than that PSA).

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The gang's not all back together yet, but Trent rejoins from his time away and opens the show with an update on what's to come for Salad during these hard times - don't worry though, we're not going anywhere! In this week's Bite-Sized Takes, Trent and Cole serve up their thoughts on two starkly different COVID-19 response ads from Facebook and MassMutual. As they discuss on the show, creating an ad is no longer about the friends you make along the way... it's about the Why. All this and more, streaming now.

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All is well in ad wonderland. This week the boys discuss Jif's wonderful spot explaining the difference between Jif and Gif, cherish the mouthwatering taste of KFC's chicken (or literal fingers if you're Zack), and once again are left to analyze how Ryan Reynolds and Aviation Gin continually create hilarious and relevant ads.

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