The most common question Joel and Jess get about the podcast is simply, "How do you start a podcast?" So on this episode they dive into the things to consider if you're starting a business podcast, and how to make it a success for you and your organization.

On this episode, Jess and Joel dive into creative briefs: why you need them, what they should include, and the common mistakes people make when they're using them.

Buckle up, because on this week's episode Joel and Jess dig into their feelings around RFPs. These complex projects can stir up a lot of emotion, whether you issue them, respond to them, or are the one responsible for writing them. We dig into the pros and cons of RFPs and discuss alternative ways of selecting creative partners.

On this episode, Joel and Jess are joined by editorial photographer Michelle Doucette who shares her advice on how to have a great working relationships with a photographer, common mistakes company's make when working with photographers, and how to improve the quality of your in-house photography.

On this episode, Joel and Jess are joined by Leah Sanford of The Family Knife to discuss why and how you should review your marketing process.

On this episode, Joel and Jess talk about the ways businesses can bring more creativity and innovation into their in-house marketing, and what separates creativity businesses from those that struggle with creativity.

On this episode, Jess and Joel discuss three popular marketing frameworks—Porter's Five Forces, The Innovator's Dilemma, and Blue Ocean Strategy—and how you can apply them in your own marketing.

On this episode, Jess and Joel discuss why every project needs a strategy, and how to create one that will get results.

On this episode, Joel and Jess talk about the benefits of making mistakes, how to learn from the mistakes of others, and how to make the right kind of mistakes that yield information.

On this episode, Joel and Jess welcome video director Charles Wahl to the show to discuss when to bring in an outside video partner, how to have a successful relationship with a video partner, and how to do higher quality video production in-house.