Future Commerce

Phillip Jackson, Brian Lange

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Booking Overview

An interview-led commerce and retail podcast focused on the intersection of culture, digital marketing, consumer behavior, and emerging technology, it typically features senior executives, investors, product leaders, and media or publishing founders. PR agencies could credibly pitch ecommerce and retail strategists, consumer researchers, brand executives, marketing technology leaders, and founders with original perspectives on commerce trends; booking difficulty is medium because guests generally hold established leadership roles in relevant companies or organizations.

Metrics

Episodes: 600

Frequency: Weekly

Rating: 4.9/5.0

Estimated listeners: 1k-10k

Gender skew: Unknown

Location: USA

YouTube: 4.4k subscribers

Instagram: 3.0k followers

Contact Information

press@futurecommerce.com

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Host

Phillip Jackson - Commerce and digital marketing commentator who examines how culture, retail, and technology shape the future of commerce.

Brian Lange - Commerce and digital marketing commentator who explores retail, consumer behavior, and emerging trends in commerce.

Booking Intelligence

Booking Requirements

medium
Typical Credentials:  
Senior executives, investors, founders, product leaders, consumer researchers, and marketing or media strategists with direct expertise in ecommerce, retail, consumer behavior, brand strategy, or commerce technology.
Required Achievements:  
Leadership roles at established commerce, retail, marketing technology, media, or investment organizations, Founding or building a recognized consumer, publishing, or commerce brand, Original research, strategic frameworks, or demonstrable expertise on major shifts in consumer behavior and commerce

Recent Guest Discussions

Natalie Dillon - Consumer Sentiment, Spending Behavior, Artificial Intelligence Adoption, Gen Z, Wellness, And Retail Strategy

Erica Chen - Publishing, Growth, Creators, Editorial Commerce, And Media Fragmentation

Daisy Alioto - Editorial Commerce, Publishing, Audience Curation, Agents, And The Relationship Between Media And Commerce

Casey Lewis - Editorial Commerce, Audience Expectations, Publishing, Brand Point Of View, And Creator-led Media

Kelsey Capps - The Changing Marketing Funnel, Signal-triggered Automation, Product Data, Customer Intelligence, And Artificial Intelligence In Commerce

Recent Topics

Ecommerce, Retail, Digital Marketing, Consumer Behavior, Brand Strategy

Episodes

Here's the recent few episodes on
Future Commerce
:

*TEASER* The Dire State of Consumer Trust In 2026

July 30, 2026

It's a birthday After Dark! On this episode, Phillip and Brian work through the current state of consumer trust (it's not looking good). PLUS: Everyone's a critic! The reviews of The Odyssey are in, and Brian thinks Tarantino would have done it better. Air Bud's also making a triumphant(?) return, rocking some Air Jordans, appropriately. This episode is exclusive to Future Commerce Plus members.  Subscribe to listen at www.futurecommerce.com/plus Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See ...

Bedfellows: How Boll & Branch Keeps Humans and AI in the Same Sheets

July 29, 2026

Boll & Branch spent 12 years doing the unfashionable thing: perfecting the product first and figuring out distribution second. Chief Commercial Officer Katia Unlu joins Phillip and Brian on today’s episode to discuss Boll & Branch’s store expansion strategy, an AI-generated damage claim that went viral, and the case for stimulation over substitution.  That’s Not How the Waffle Blanket Tears Key takeaways: Brands of the DTC era that failed were distracted by over-indexing on one hero product...

VC Partner Predicts the Next Billion-Dollar Brand

July 22, 2026

Maveron partner Natalie Dillon joins Brian and Alicia to challenge the consumer-collapse narrative: sentiment sits at post-9/11 lows while spending breaks records. Natalie sheds light on truths of today’s consumer, who is skeptical but continually shopping amid a cultural undertow where AI adoption stays surprisingly shallow, Gen Z turns skeptical, and analog living re-emerges as status. PLUS: Are cults the new future of commerce?  Your Gen Z Consumer Is Busy Touching Grass Key takeaways: S...

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