By Adweek & Edelman
The podcast currently has 9 episodes available.
On the season finale of Touch of Truth, host Jackie Cooper sits down with Jamie Oliver, English chef, restaurateur, and author.
During the conversation, Oliver comments on modern British society, what it means to be British, and why he believes doing good can be good for business.
He also discusses his vision for the future, why he believes investing in teachers and schools is the best way to change the trajectory of the country, and more.
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On episode seven of Touch of Truth, host Jackie Cooper sits down with Saudi-born singer/songwriter, angel investor, entrepreneur, and world-class equestrian, Fahad Saud.
During the conversation, they discuss his music career, how his writing process has evolved, opening for Haim at SXSW, and what fans can expect from him next.
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On episode six of Touch of Truth, host Jackie Cooper sits down with lawyer, entertainment industry deal-maker, media advisor, and venture investor, Ken Hertz.
During the conversation, they discuss the freedom ideals on which America was founded, and how that’s been broken down, the institutionalized vague-ness in royalty agreements, and the early days of music videos, mp3 and Napster.
Hertz also details the story of how the Fresh Prince of Bel-Air came to be, negotiating the music rights for Good Morning Vietnam, and the entrepreneurial spirit that has led him to invest in almost 200 companies.
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In episode five of Touch of Truth, Kate Robinson. Robinson is an author, speaker, and co-founder of a number of initiatives dedicated to the legacy of her father, Sir Ken Robinson. She joins host Jackie Cooper to discuss dropping out of school at 16 and the four rules her parents gave her, the parallels between our human social/cultural systems and natural ecosystems, and how millennials and older generations should be supporting Gen Z.
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In episode four of Touch of Truth, Taj Reid, Edelman’s Global Chief Experience Officer, joins host Jackie Cooper to share his story, moving at the speed of your audiences’ needs, why it’s okay to be too nice, and his work with Mighty Dream, a new creative advocacy agency collaboration with Grammy-winning producer, Pharrell Williams.
During the discussion, Reid also four-part mental model for how to create meaningful experiences and why the trifecta of art, innovation, and empathy are the codes that we need to change things.
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In episode three of Touch of Truth, host Jackie Cooper sits down with best-selling author, podcast host, and speaker, Jess Weiner. Weiner describes herself as a social scientist who studies cultural trends and has been considered a brand’s secret weapon and has been a trusted advisor to companies such as Unilever, Mattel, Warner Brothers, and Nike.
During the discussion, Weiner talks about how legislation is censoring brands from taking action, her experience as an entrepreneur, and having to find her own way, and feeling fractured about the state of the world while still pushing for change through brands and business.
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Welcome to Touch of Truth, the podcast that connects you to the unsung heroes and power players of our industry as they share the human truth behind the glossy experience. No schmooze, no rehearsal, just pure unadulterated honesty. Their stories might just make you a little more successful and a lot happier.
In episode two, Jackie sits down with founder, investor, and entrepreneur, Moj Mahdara. During the discussion, Moj talks about her career trajectory, leaving home at 16, and the role that music and culture played in providing her the confidence to make that decision.
She also talks about how she was treated by the investment community as a queer Iranian-American woman, and the pressure she’s put on herself to succeed and break down the barriers so others like her can follow the path, meeting Hillary Clinton, her predictions for the future.
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Welcome to Touch of Truth, the podcast that connects you to the unsung heroes and power players of our industry as they share the human truth behind the glossy experience. No schmooze, no rehearsal, just pure unadulterated honesty. Their stories might just make you a little more successful and a lot happier.
In episode one, Jackie sits down with fluid fashion designer Harris Reed, creative director for French fashion house Nina Ricci. During the episode, they discuss how Reed has trailblazed design, creativity, gender fluidity, and advocacy. They also discuss the trials and tribulations of working in the fashion industry, sustainability, and how to address Gen Z without being canceled.
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And if you have a question or suggestions for the show, send us an email at [email protected].
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The podcast currently has 9 episodes available.