Where the Dogs Of Society Howl - Dead Air

Where the Dogs Of Society Howl - The Woman Who Auditioned Twice

She walked into an American Idol audition. Twice. Most people wouldn't do it once. Erica Bruno-Martin has spent 15+ years in a business where trust is everything, and buyers decide whom to believe in seconds, the car business. She's turned struggling dealerships into growth machines, coached leaders people actually follow, and somewhere along the way sang on stage with Keith Urban. We're digging into: → How a brand earns belief in the first 3 seconds → The story your business thinks it's telling vs. what customers hear → The ugly part of startup growth nobody posts about → Why the guts to bomb an audition is the same guts every founder needs No fluff. Just grit, story, and a little stage fright.

Where the Dogs Of Society Howl - Discounting and AI: Signal Lost

Open forum on two things that wreck brand credibility. Part One: Why do brands cave on price when they can't articulate value? Part Two: Every brand now has an AI website. Most sound like it. When does AI amplify signal vs. erase it? Join us for diagnosis and debate.

Where the Dogs Of Society Howl - Fuel The Machine

She drinks seven beverages a day and is building a company around the one that actually works. Vy Vo is the founder of SpaceTime, a performance drink built for the people who can't afford a crash. Founders. Traders. Engineers. Operators. People whose whole livelihood depends on staying sharp. She's in the CPG trenches. Real operations. Real supply chain chaos. Real fundraising conversations in a market that doesn't exactly hand money to physical product brands. Jeff Litcofsky 😂 and I sit down with her on Where the Dogs of Society Howl. We're going to look at what CPG actually costs you. The ops nightmares that don't make the pitch deck. The capital reality. The founder psychology that keeps you in the game when everything is telling you to quit. And yes. We're talking about all seven beverages.

Where the Dogs Of Society Howl - Dead Air

Most communication is broken. Not a little off. Actually broken. Dan Roth has spent 15 years in advertising, journalism, podcasting, and corporate comms doing one thing: fixing it. He works fractionally. Goes in fast. He figures out what's not working and why. Then he fixes it. We're getting into: Why most CPG brands blow it before the buyer even picks up the package What fractional creative work actually looks like when it's done right Creative leadership — what it is and what it isn't His take on a word he uses to describe himself — and why it's not what you think The conversation will be blunt, honest, and useful. Set the reminder. Come hang.

Where the Dogs Of Society Howl - What Your Walls Know About You

Your living room is a confession. On this show we sit down with Dagmar Holub, founder of Interior Odyssey. Her path: an MA in History and Philosophy, teacher training that included state exams in Psychology and Pedagogy, then design school at KLC Chelsea Harbour, before project work and awards took over! Her thesis: home isn't a showroom. It's a mirror. Most people decorate around the parts they don't want to see. Sound familiar? Same fog I see in brands every week. Mixed signals. Buried proof. A storefront dressed up to hide what's actually inside. Maslow said normality is the biggest obstacle to growth. Dagmar applies that to floor plans. I apply it to brand identity. Same disease, different walls. We're talking power, conformity, identity, and what has to break before real change happens. Personal, funny, a little uncomfortable.