Episodes: 218
Frequency: Weekly
Rating: 4.7/5.0
Estimated listeners: 100 - 1,000
Gender skew: Neutral
Listener location: USA
Publicly listed emails
shann.biglione@gmail.com
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Lynette Wong - Brand consultant and former Head of Strategy and Principal Consultant at Ogilvy New York.
Shann Biglione - Co-founder and product lead, and former Chief Strategy Officer at Publicis.
Jennifer Fuqua - Artificial Intelligence, Innovation, Judgment, Optimization, Capability-building, And Skills For The Future.
Heather Watson - Behavioral Science, Behavior Change, Habit Formation, AI Adoption, Organizational Capability, And Research Methods.
Tom Goodwin - Marketing Industry Change, Measurement, Enduring Marketing Principles, Customer Understanding, And Personal Change.
What Does It Take To Win As A Challenger?
October 07, 2026
Winning as a challenger means accepting that the odds are poor and going anyway. This episode works through what separates the ones who pull it off: the delusional belief needed to hold a team through the years nobody agrees with them, the honesty of naming a category taboo everyone privately thinks is nonsense, and the sacrifice of betting everything on one niche when you can't afford to hit singles. It also takes on the tension that trips most people up — how a brand built on a tight niche ...
What Makes Reframes So Powerful For Brands?
September 28, 2026
The oldest trick in strategy is telling you that it's not X, it's Y — worn enough by now that AI produces it on autopilot, and still one of the most useful things anyone in a brief can do. This episode is about what separates a reframe that lands from one that smells like nonsense: how far the new frame can sit from the old one before it stops being believable, why the good ones think smaller rather than bigger, and whether a reframe expires once it becomes the norm. Corona as summer in a bot...
What Is The Worth Of Superfans?
September 23, 2026
Super fans are where every conversation about belonging eventually lands, and where marketers most reliably fool themselves. This episode weighs what that small, loud fraction of a customer base is really worth: the co-creation and feedback loops that make them genuinely valuable, the word-of-mouth reach they're assumed to have, and the point where fandom hardens into gatekeeping and starts working against growth. It runs through Lego's adult fans, Vaseline's catalogue of unofficial uses, an ...
Strategy Sessions · Medium booking difficulty · 100 - 1,000 listeners
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