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MARKETINGMARKETING PODCASTPODCAST MEGALISTMEGALIST PLANNING DIRTY OVERVIEWOVERVIEW The megalist of marketing podcasts was compiled by the Planning Dirty community and contains over 100 different podcasts that focus on everything from advertising to culture. Enjoy, JC Subscribe to the Planning Dirty newsletter and join the 20,000+ readers who get monthly strategy tools, tips and resources. CREATED BY THE COMMUNITY JULIAN COLE DAVIS BALLARD thank you to everyone is a strategy consultant is a freelance strategist who contributed on who works with brands who worked his magic on Twitter & LinkedIn. and agencies to create the deck design. world class integrated campaigns. ADVERTISINGADVERTISING PLANNING DIRTY Sweathead MARK POLLARD Sweathead is a podcast where Mark discusses strategy and ideas - what these things are, how to get good at them, and how to earn money from being good at them. 118 Episodes Listen on Apple Podcasts Call to Action GILES EDWARDS The go-to podcast for anyone trying to make sense of the world of Marketing and Advertising. In an industry that is a minefield of utter bollocks, we aim to capture our heroes and allies from the front line to have a chin-wag with. It’s like Pokemon Go, with the single but vital exception that it’s not a short-term bandwagon of shite. Released fornightingly. 11 Episodes Listen on Apple Podcasts APG Podcast APG APG kicks off series 2 with a series of podcasts looking at how to put people back into planning. The podcast will be exploring everything from cultural immersion and new research techniques powered by data to the impact of semiotics, and the uses and misuses of Big Data to understand what makes people tick. For their first Episodes, we spoke to Dougal Shaw. 8 Episodes Listen on Apple Podcasts The A-List Podcast DIMASSIMO GOLDSTEIN A podcast about breaking into the advertising industry featuring the best in the business. A-List covers how industry veterans managed to break into the agency business, highlighting the skills and lessons they learned along the way — making it a must-listen for any aspiring creatives. It has featured a bunch of stalwarts, from McCann global creative chairman Rob Reilly to Barton F. Graf founder and CCO Gerry Graf. 43 Episodes Listen on Apple Podcasts Yeah, That’s Probably an Ad ADWEEK Join the scrappy, skeptical Adweek news team as we debate the highs and lows of creativity, advertising, marketing, media and technology. 99 Episodes Listen on Apple Podcasts The We Are Next Podcast WE ARE NEXT Advice and insight from the advertising industry to help students and fresh talent start their careers with confidence. 122 Episodes Listen on Apple Podcasts Commercial Grade Podcast CHRISTIE BISHOP Welcome to the Commercial Grade podcast! Listen in as Christie Bishop, an award-winning Advertising Executive, answers your questions and gives you an insider's look at what really goes into crafting commercial campaigns. 24 Episodes Listen on Apple Podcasts The IAB UK Podcast IAB UK IAB UK’s take on the most interesting and important things happening in digital advertising.Every fortnight we talk turkey with an esteemed panel of industry guests, boil down some of the big, complex issues in a way that you could explain to your Nan and test a random member’s resolve with 10 quick-fire - and often utterly irreverent - questions about the world of digital advertising and beyond. 23 Episodes Listen on Apple Podcasts The Digiday Podcast DIGIDAY The Digiday Podcast is a weekly show where we discuss the big stories and issues that matter to brands, agencies and publishers as they transition to the digital age. 115 Episodes Listen on Apple Podcasts Under the Influence from CBC Radio CBC Under The Influence gives you a rare backstage pass into the hallways, boardrooms and recording studios of the ad industry. Join host and adman Terry O’Reilly for fascinating stories that connect the .. 115 Episodes Listen on Apple Podcasts Ad Age Ad Lib AD AGE Ad Lib features unscripted conversations with some of the biggest personalities in media and marketing, speaking off the cuff with Ad Age editor Brian Braiker. The goal here is to do away with spin and jargon, and get to know some of the more influential and innovative people in this space — and understand the humans behind the titles. 97 Episodes Listen on Apple Podcasts Social Minds - Social Media Marketing Answered SOCIAL CHAIN Social media is altering behaviours which have remained unchanged for decades, the repercussions of which have spread far and wide, infiltrating homes and tearing through industries. From the depths of data science to your gran’s Tinder profile, we’ll be talking openly about just how much social media has changed the game - exposing the reality of 4 billion people’s daily digital consumption and uncovering little-known secrets from behind the scenes. Join us if you’re ready to face the truth of an always-online 44 Episodes world, but be warned - once you know, there’s no going back. Social Minds is the UK’s first ever dedicated social media Listen on Apple Podcasts marketing podcast, and is brought to you by award-winning global agency, Social Chain. Shiny New Object TOM OLLERTON There was a time when advertising was pictures in magazine, blurry ads on the telly and some posters around town. Let’s be honest you’re amazed it worked. 57 Episodes Listen on Apple Podcasts All About The Mix THE MAD MIX All About The Mix is a podcast hosted by Malick Ba and Dak Turner from The MAD Mix, a platform for youth marketers. Each week you can expect fun and insightful conversations with the two of us, as well guests discussing relevant topics in pop-culture and society drawn from an advertising and marketing perspective. 12 Episodes Listen on Apple Podcasts Stuff From The Loft DAVE DYE Interviews with the best advertising, design, photographic, typographic, illustration and film directing talent that are still alive*. (*It's just easier.) 21 Episodes Listen on Apple Podcasts Brown Riot BROWN RIOT Welcome to Brown Riot podcast. This podcast is all about what it means and what it takes to be successful in advertising when you’re from a different ethnic or socio-economic background to the majority. 5 Episodes Listen on Apple Podcasts ADAD AGENCYAGENCY PLANNING DIRTY The Ogilvy Podcast THE OGILVY PODCAST The Ogilvy Podcast focuses on the topics driving cultural shifts and business changes. We explore everything from the future of work in an automated society to the role of patterns in helping humans make meaningful connections. 21 Episodes Listen on Apple Podcasts O Behave OGILVY CONSULTING O Behave! is a monthly podcast produced by Ogilvy Change featuring conversations with researchers and practitioners from the field of behavioural science. 24 Episodes Listen on Apple Podcasts Disruptor Series TBWA CHIAT DAY NY From movers to shakers to great content makers, these are the people disrupting business, culture, and life. Join host Rob Schwartz, CEO of TBWAChiatDay NY, on the Disruptor Series Podcast. 38 Episodes Listen on Apple Podcasts Digging into Deutsch DEUTSCH Within the walls of Deutsch, there are fascinating people with incredible backgrounds and journeys. Our goal is to give the advertising/marketing industry and prospective talent a sense of the crazy quilt of people that make up this agency. Deutsch is an advertising, design, and digital agency known for its award-winning creative campaigns. Clients include Johnson & Johnson, AB InBev, Reebok, PNC Bank, Newman’s Own, and Siemens, among others. Deutsch has been named one of the most innovative companies in 11 Episodes advertising by Fast Company and has regularly appeared on Advertising Age’s Agency A-List. For more Listen on Apple Podcasts information, visit Deutsch.com. The Woodshed ALEX BOGUSKY, CHIEF CREATIVE CPB The Woodshed exists to demystify the creative process. We believe that everybody can harness the power of their own creativity to supercharge their lives. And by showing the creative process in action, we hope to take away the fear of coming up with powerful ideas that move business. 16 Episodes Listen on Apple Podcasts Love This COLENSO BBDO LOVE THIS, the podcast where discusses the business of creativity, culture and innovation with some of the best and brightest people on the planet. With your hosts, Beth O'Brien and Joe Carter. 30 Episodes Listen on Apple Podcasts MARKETINGMARKETING PLANNING DIRTY Marketing Today with Alan Hart C-SUITE RADIO Alan Hart, host of Marketing Today, goes behind the scenes with the world's best chief marketing officers and business leaders. 161 Episodes Listen on Apple Podcasts The Strategy Inside Everything ADAM PIERNO Adam Pierno brings in guests to dissect events in culture, art, politics, business, sports and beyond to discuss the strategy driving it. 16 Episodes Listen on Apple Podcasts Bad Decisions DAN & MEL Bad Decisions is the podcast that helps marketers understand why we choose what we choose, why we think what we think, and how to exploit this stuff for fun and commercial gain. 22 Episodes Listen on Apple Podcasts Anatomy of a Strategy TARA HUNT AND CARLOS PACHECO Anatomy of a Strategy is recorded in the booming metropolis of Toronto, Ontario, Canada - home of Drake, Margaret Atwood, and crippling self-doubt. Every episode we deep dive into the strategies and insights of building digital audiences. From community to content, influencers to interest graphs, metrics to memes, and everything in between. Hosted by Tara Hunt and Carlos Pacheco who both have been working in marketing and social for over 20 years. 23 Episodes Anatomy of a Strategy is produced by Truly Inc. in Listen on Apple Podcasts downtown Toronto.
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