
Episodes: 156
Frequency: Weekly
Rating: 3.9/5.0
Estimated listeners: 1k-10k
Gender skew: Female
Location: USA
YouTube: 8.9k subscribers
Instagram: 162.0k followers
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Camille Moore - Internationally recognized branding expert and host of The Art of the Brand. Offers brand strategy training and 1:1 brand strategy intensives / fractional CBO support, and publishes weekly branding...
Phillip Millar - Internationally recognized branding expert and co-host of The Art of the Brand. Works on helping business owners cut through noise, see trends early, and navigate complex branding and strategy deci...
Chris McMillan - Career And Creative Instinct Behind An Iconic Brand Moment; Building A Brand Slowly Enough For Trust; Launching And Simplifying Product Category; Decision-making Shaped By Decades Of Craft
AI Slop Is Killing Your Brand
May 07, 2026
Everyone is fighting for attention online. But what happens when the scroll stops working?In this episode, we talk about why digital-only brands are starting to feel flat, and why real-world moments, billboards, events, activations, and collabs can make a brand feel more legitimate almost instantly.We also discuss AI-written marketing, the return of in-person experiences, beauty events, the Met Gala, Vegas nightlife, phone-free spaces, and why audiences are craving brands that feel more human...
Jennifer Aniston’s Hairdresser Reveals The Story Behind “The Rachel”
May 05, 2026
Chris McMillan has shaped some of the most iconic hair moments in pop culture, but he still sees himself as one thing first: a hairdresser. In this episode, Chris talks about the career, instinct, and obsession behind his work. He created “The Rachel” for Jennifer Aniston and the viral bobs, red carpet looks, and celebrity moments that helped define modern hair. He talks about launching his own product line, why he wanted to simplify an overwhelming category, and how decades behind the chair ...
The Billion-Dollar Mistake Killing Iconic Brands!
May 05, 2026
Most brands don’t fail because of the consumer. They fail because they lose their identity.In this episode, we break down some of the biggest brand decisions happening right now, from Lululemon’s controversial CEO appointment to Nike’s ongoing identity crisis, and what they reveal about leadership at the highest level.We unpack why great brands fall apart, how companies lose sight of what made them successful, and the difference between building for performance versus signaling for perception...
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