76 episodes
The Current Podcast The Current
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The Current Podcast returns for another season of insights and inspiration from leaders at the world’s most influential brands. Editors and co-hosts Damian Fowler and Ilyse Liffreing uncover candid stories from these executives on everything from how they landed their roles to moments of redemption to innovations they're excited about and more. New episodes are released every Wednesday.
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Las Vegas Raiders’ Kristen Banks on marketing to old and new fans alike
Las Vegas Raiders’ SVP of Marketing Kristen Banks joins The Current Podcast to discuss the importance of balancing old and new fan bases alike, and not just in Las Vegas.
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NBCUniversal's Alison Levin on strategic audience buying, the power of brand storytelling and the Paris Olympics
NBCUniversal’s ad president talks upfronts, strategic audiences, brand storytelling, and the Paris Olympics.
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Hearst Newspapers’ Michael Irenski on the value of local journalism, keyword blocklists and Popeye
Hearst Newspaper's Vice President of Programmatic, Mike Irenski, joins The Current Podcast to explore the value of local journalism and what advertisers need to know about it.
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Ford’s chief futurist imagines how AI could grow the relationship between drivers and their cars
Ford’s chief futurist joins The Current Podcast to discuss how preparing for the future is imperative for marketing.
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How MLS plans to capitalize on 2026 World Cup fever
Major League Soccer’s VP of Brand Marketing, Jesse Perl, joins The Current Podcast to discuss how young people are growing more interested in soccer, the league’s deal with Apple TV+, and the importance of building local support for MLS teams.
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CMO Laura Jones on the final frontier of Instacart’s retail media ambitions
Now firmly entrenched in Americans’ shopping habits, Instacart is eyeing the growing retail media space. Laura Jones, CMO of Instacart, joins The Current Podcast to share the strategy behind the company’s tie-ups with Peacock and Roku and how she’s reaching shoppers by framing them as the COOs of their households.