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The Art of the Brand

Camille Moore, Phillip Millar

Booking Overview

A weekly brand-strategy and marketing interview show that combines host-led analysis with occasional interviews featuring founders of distinctive consumer brands. Agencies could credibly pitch consumer-brand founders, product innovators, and marketing or growth leaders with proven campaigns, product breakthroughs, viral traction, or meaningful retail scaling stories; booking difficulty is medium.

Metrics

Episodes: 178

Frequency: Weekly

Rating: 4.0/5.0

Estimated listeners: 1k-10k

Gender skew: Neutral

Location: USA

YouTube: 11.7k subscribers

Instagram: 208.0k followers

Contact Information

Publicly listed emails

info@thirdeyeinsights.ca

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Host

Camille Moore - Branding expert and brand strategist featured in Vogue Business, The New York Times, and CNN.

Phillip Millar - Brand strategist, business scaling expert, and leadership coach focused on building and scaling businesses behind strong brands.

Booking Intelligence

Booking Requirements

medium
Typical Credentials:  
Founders and senior leaders of distinctive consumer brands, especially those with demonstrable product innovation, strong customer loyalty, viral or community-led marketing, and successful business or retail scaling.
Required Achievements:  
Founded or scaled a recognized consumer brand, Created an innovative product with clear market traction, Built brand awareness through community, social, or earned marketing, Expanded a direct-to-consumer business into retail

Recent Guest Discussions

Jason Wersland - Product Invention, Founder-led Branding, Earning Consumer Trust, Product Durability, Athlete Marketing, And Scaling Therabody.

Recent Topics

Brand Strategy, Personal Branding, Marketing, Consumer Trends, Entrepreneurship

Episodes

Here's the recent few episodes on
The Art of the Brand
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The Chaos Economy: Foldable Phones, Betting Booms, and Branding Breakdowns

September 16, 2026

Are brands losing their grip on culture — or are consumers simply evolving faster than the companies trying to reach them? This podcast pulls back the curtain on the forces shaping modern branding, media, and influence. From celebrity business moves to luxury’s identity crisis, from tech giants reinventing themselves to the rise of creator‑driven culture, brand strategist Camille Moore and business strategist Phillip Millar break down how we buy, behave, and belong.It’s the Art of the Brand!I...

How Brands Destroy Years of Equity

September 14, 2026

Some of the world’s most recognizable brands are starting to look a little less distinctive.Nike is losing ground to brands that feel more focused. PepsiCo just ended a 25-year agency relationship. Dyson is selling a $500 toothbrush. The US Open opened the door to creators and discovered that attention comes with less control than it used to. Huda Beauty is trying to move past controversy, while Vogue faces a very different challenge: what happens when the person who made the brand what it is...

Outrage Culture Is Killing Great Advertising

September 02, 2026

This week's episode is about what happens when outrage travels faster than context.We recorded this one live in Toronto, and it started with an ad. Good Good, one of golf's biggest YouTube channels, created a 60-second campaign with Callaway about a golfer becoming dangerously obsessed with his driver. A few seconds were clipped, reframed as domestic violence, and suddenly the internet was furious. Callaway pulled the campaign, apologized, pledged $1 million to women's golf, and l...

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