In Episode 46, Daniel Delaney shares how culture, curiosity, and the MH370 crisis shaped his path into public relations. From guerrilla ideas to the quiet serenity of flying, this episode captures the curiosity and energy of a new generation.

In Episode 45, Harvinder Kaur reflects on her journey into communications, navigating societal expectations, and learning why marketing yourself is just as vital as marketing any brand.

In Episode 44, we welcome our first Bahasa Malaysia copywriter to the show. Muhammad Firdaus unpacks the power of expression in Bahasa Malaysia, and how it transcends language to capture the soul of being Malaysian.

In Episode 43, brand marketer Ying Si shares her journey with MR. DIY — offering insights into creativity within constraints, agency collaboration, and what it means to grow a homegrown brand on the global stage.

In Episode 42, we sit down with copywriter Ian Lingarajan to explore his journey from music into advertising, and how storytelling across games and film shapes the way he thinks about ideas today.

In Episode 41, young marketer Ika shares how a role model, a management trainee programme, and learning through failures shaped her decision to pursue a career in marketing.

In our 40th episode, we dive into the art of building relationships. From people management to client-agency dynamics, Nicole Cheah reflects on her first three years in the industry and why empathy leads the way.

In Episode 39, media planner Cindy Khoo reflects on what keeps her motivated in the fast-moving media industry — from late nights and career ambitions, to navigating metrics and team spirit.

Big tech is the future, and Nadhirah is right at the centre of it. In Episode 38, she shares how she translates complex technologies such as AI, VR and robotics into immersive experiences that make innovation tangible and human.

From Croatia to copywriting, Amira shares her unexpected journey from a globally travelled diplomat’s daughter to a rising copywriter in Malaysia’s advertising scene. In Episode 37, she talks about entering the industry with zero guidance and finding her voice as a young creative.