The Future of Marketing, AI, and Creativity with Diego de la Maza

45 Years of Branding Success | Nick Deramo of Triple Stitch

In this episode of I'll Get The Tip, we sit down with Nick Deramo , co-owner of Triple Stitch Sportswear in Prospect, Connecticut. For more than 45 years, Triple Stitch has grown from a small local operation into a globally recognized branding and promotional products company, serving businesses across the country and around the world. Nick shares the incredible story behind Triple Stitch's success, from entrepreneurial risks and industry-changing ideas to navigating economic downturns, COVID-19, and the ever-evolving world of branding. We discuss company stores, employee onboarding kits, sustainable merchandise, AI in marketing, corporate gifting, community involvement, and what it takes to build a business that lasts for generations. If you're a business owner, marketer, entrepreneur, or simply love hearing stories of innovation and perseverance, this is an episode you won't want to miss. 🎙️ Topics include: -Building a business without a formal business plan -The evolution of branded merchandise -Employee welcome kits and company stores -Sustainability in promotional products -AI and technology in branding -Community involvement and giving back -Lessons from 45+ years in business Learn more about Triple Stitch Sportswear and how they help businesses build stronger brands. Triple Stich: https://www.triplestitch.com/ [https://www.triplestitch.com/] Enjoy bold conversations and real stories? Check out Peter Friedman’s book, I’ll Get The Tip — the inspiration behind this podcast: 👉 https://a.co/d/ec969cc [https://a.co/d/ec969cc] 👍 Like this video, 🔔 Subscribe to I’ll Get The Tip, 📩 and turn on notifications so you never miss an episode.

The $300 Million Painting at the Center of a 25-Year Battle

In Part 2 of our conversation with Michelle Young, we dive deeper into one of the most fascinating untold stories of World War II. Michelle shares the incredible story of Rose Valland, the courageous museum curator who secretly documented Nazi art theft from inside occupied Paris. We explore how Adolf Hitler's failed artistic ambitions shaped his obsession with art, the Nazis' systematic looting of Europe, and the ongoing fight to return stolen masterpieces to the families they were taken from. We also discuss: • Hitler's war against modern art • The Nazis' massive art theft operation • Rose Valland's role as a resistance spy • The Rosenberg family's remarkable story • The real-life train rescue that sounds too unbelievable to be true • Modern-day legal battles over Nazi-looted artwork • Why these cases are still being fought today This episode is a powerful reminder that history isn't always in the past. For many families, the search for justice continues Enjoy bold conversations and real stories? Check out Peter Friedman’s book, I’ll Get The Tip — the inspiration behind this podcast: 👉 https://a.co/d/ec969cc [https://a.co/d/ec969cc] 👍 Like this video, 🔔 Subscribe to I’ll Get The Tip, 📩 and turn on notifications so you never miss an episode. #IllGetTheTipPodcast #MichelleYoung #WorldWarII #NaziLootedArt #RoseValland #ArtHistory #WWIIHistory #HistoryPodcast #BookInterview #FrenchResistance #HolocaustHistory #Storytelling

The Radio Visionary on Reinventing Media

In Part 2 of our conversation with media pioneer Lee Abrams, we dive deeper into the evolution of radio, audience research, music culture, and the future of news and information. Lee shares the story of how a Christmas gift radio sparked a lifelong passion that helped reshape FM radio across America. From launching groundbreaking album-oriented rock formats to working with legendary bands like Yes, Lee offers an inside look at the innovations that changed the industry forever. We also explore his unconventional research methods, including hitchhiking to study listener behavior, the psychology behind audience engagement, and why he believes traditional radio lost its creative edge. Finally, Lee discusses his upcoming book, the future of media, and his ambitious vision for reinventing news for a new generation. If you're passionate about media, music, creativity, innovation, or the future of communication, this episode is packed with insights you won't want to miss. 🎙️ Topics Include: • The moment Lee fell in love with radio • Building one of the most influential FM radio formats • Working with Yes and other iconic artists • The famous hitchhiker listener study • Research, creativity, and understanding audiences • Why radio lost its way • The future of streaming and media • His upcoming book on creative thinking • Reinventing news for the next generation Enjoy bold conversations and real stories? Check out Peter Friedman’s book, I’ll Get The Tip — the inspiration behind this podcast: 👉 https://a.co/d/ec969cc [https://a.co/d/ec969cc] 👍 Like this video, 🔔 Subscribe to I’ll Get The Tip, 📩 and turn on notifications so you never miss an episode. #LeeAbrams #RadioHistory #MediaInnovation #Broadcasting #Podcast #IllGetTheTipPodcast #MusicIndustry #MediaStrategy #Creativity #FutureOfMedia #NewsMedia #FMRadio #Streaming #YesBand #Leadership #Innovation #AudienceResearch #ContentCreation #DigitalMedia #PodcastInterview

The Future of Marketing, AI, and Creativity with Diego de la Maza

What does it take to lead production for some of the world's biggest brands while navigating one of the most transformative periods in marketing history? In this episode of I'll Get The Tip, Peter Friedman, Kyra Bernor, and Mike Boris sit down with Diego de la Maza, Chief Production Officer at Omnicom Production, to discuss creativity, leadership, AI, and the future of advertising. Diego shares insights from his journey through the advertising industry, working with iconic brands, award-winning campaigns, and purpose-driven organizations like the Ad Council. He discusses how AI is reshaping creative work, protecting brand identity in an evolving digital landscape, the importance of mentorship, and why curiosity remains the most valuable skill for the next generation of marketers. From production sets and celebrity shoots to leadership lessons and media trends, this conversation offers a behind-the-scenes look at one of the industry's most respected production executives. 🎙️ Topics include: - The campaigns that meant the most to Diego - AI's impact on advertising and creative production - Protecting brand identity in the age of generative AI - Leadership, mentorship, and career growth - The future of media consumption and personalized content - Advice for young marketers entering the industry - Finding inspiration and avoiding burnout - Why curiosity is the key to success If you're interested in advertising, marketing, production, leadership, or the future of creativity, this episode is packed with valuable insights. Enjoy bold conversations and real stories? Check out Peter Friedman’s book, I’ll Get The Tip — the inspiration behind this podcast: 👉 https://a.co/d/ec969cc [https://a.co/d/ec969cc] 👍 Like this video, 🔔 Subscribe to I’ll Get The Tip, 📩 and turn on notifications so you never miss an episode. #Advertising #Marketing #Omnicom #AI #CreativeLeadership #Production #DigitalMarketing #BrandStrategy #BusinessPodcast #IllGetTheTipPodcast #Media #ContentCreation #AdvertisingIndustry #Leadership

Ed Kashi on Photojournalism, Human Rights & Telling Stories That Matter

What does it take to spend more than four decades documenting some of the world's most important stories? In this episode of I'll Get The Tip, we sit down with internationally acclaimed photojournalist Ed Kashi to explore the experiences, challenges, and human connections that have shaped his remarkable career. From conflict zones and environmental crises to deeply personal stories of resilience, Ed shares how photography became his tool for understanding the world and creating meaningful impact. We discuss: 📸 How Ed discovered photography at Syracuse University 🌎 The human connections that define his work around the globe ❤️ Building trust with people during their most vulnerable moments ⚠️ The emotional toll of covering war, conflict, and humanitarian crises 🌱 His decade-long project documenting chronic kidney disease among sugarcane workers 🏛️ Having multiple bodies of work archived in the Library of Congress 🤖 AI, image authenticity, and the future of photography 📚 The legacy he hopes to leave for future generations Ed's work has appeared in publications including National Geographic, and his storytelling has helped raise awareness, influence policy, and preserve important moments in history for generations to come. This conversation is a powerful reminder of the role journalism and visual storytelling play in helping us better understand one another. Enjoy bold conversations and real stories? Check out Peter Friedman’s book, I’ll Get The Tip — the inspiration behind this podcast: 👉 https://a.co/d/ec969cc [https://a.co/d/ec969cc] 👍 Like this video, 🔔 Subscribe to I’ll Get The Tip, 📩 and turn on notifications so you never miss an episode. #EdKashi #Photojournalism #DocumentaryPhotography #NationalGeographic #VisualStorytelling #Photography #Journalism #Storytelling #DocumentaryFilm #HumanRights #TravelPhotography #Photojournalist #AIPhotography #IllGetTheTipPodcast #PodcastInterview