Founder of Marketing Showrunners, host of 3 Clips and other podcasts and docuseries about creativity, and author of Break the Wheel. I’m trying to create a world where people feel intrinsically motivated by their work. Previously in content marketing and digital strategy at Google and HubSpot and VP of brand and community at the VC firm NextView. I write, tinker, and speak on stages and into microphones for a living. It’s weird but wonderful.
Get in touch anytime: jay@mshowrunners.com // Speaking inquiries: speaking@unthinkablemedia.com
Lindsay Tjepkema is the cofounder and CEO of Casted, a software platform built specifically for marketers who make shows. Today, she joins Jay Acunzo to talk about three quotes from three distinct voices in the podcasting space, all of which appeared on The Casted Podcast. They are: (1) Tom Webster, SVP of Edison Research and […]
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Today, we’re joined by Richard Parks III, food writer, documentarian, and creator/host/everythinger of Richard’s Famous Food Podcast. RFFP turned heads across the podcast industry for its mix of sound design, music, character voices, and overall weird, wild, and wonderful approach to telling stories about food — or, as the host might say, for “jumping into […]
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This article is part of a weekly exploration to answer one question: What would it take to make your audience’s favorite podcast? Each entry in this series builds on past ideas. It will culminate in the first session of our online, interactive, cohort-based workshop for marketers, where we do real work on our real podcasts, […]
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Mitch Joel just celebrated his 700th (!) episode. The author and keynote speaker is the creator and host of the show Six Pixels of Separation, which is a longform interview show with business leaders and authors before longform interview podcasts with business leaders and authors were a thing whatsoever. In this episode, we deconstruct the […]
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It’s true: If you want to download information straight to your brain, and you don’t live in The Matrix, then your quickest path between not knowing and knowing is to read something. Or, better yet, scan it. And that’s the issue we face as podcasters: We need to keep in mind that other mediums exist, […]
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