Yeah, That's Probably an Ad

In this episode of Yeah, That’s Probably an Ad, Rebecca Stewart and Luz Corona are joined by Adweek’s very own Ethan Alter, TVNewser Editor, and Bill Bradley, Deputy Editor of Media, TV, and Sports Marketing.

In this episode of Yeah, That’s Probably an Ad, Rebecca Stewart sits down with Niki Sahni, President and Partner at Courage, a fully-independent, owner operated creative agency founded as part of a mission to create a place where people and brands can find their own courage.

Working out can be a challenge for many of us. It could be the lack of time or difficulty in finding a workout routine that suits us. However, iFit understands that workouts are not a one-size-fits-all system. The software used by iFit adapts to the individual’s needs. In this episode, we will hear from the CMO of iFit, Mark Phillips, as he explains how iFit is using AI technology to better comprehend individual needs. He will also share how the company is promoting community in real life.

We all have our favorite artists and bands that we love listening to and watching in live concerts. However, many of us are not aware of how these musicians were discovered and the entire process behind creating the hit songs that we enjoy. In this episode, we will hear from songwriter Evan Bogart, who has written songs for popular artists like Rihanna and Beyoncé. Currently, as the CEO of Seeker Music, Bogart will share his personal journey into the music industry and provide valuable advice for aspiring individuals who are looking to make it big in the industry.

In this episode of Yeah That’s Probably an Ad, Luz Corona and Jameson Fleming sit down with JP Petty at Social Media Week in New York. JP is a creative leader and the Global Executive Creative Director, Bodega at Wieden + Kennedy where he oversaw the creation of Bodega the content creation studio monolith that has created so much groundbreaking work over the past four years it’s been operational.

In this episode of Young Influentials, host Colin Daniels is joined by Gianluca Conte, aka QCP.Join them as they discuss:QCP's journey of a young influential creator in the cooking industryHow he united Italian and American cuisineHow to find your unique style onlineAuthenticity and happiness in content creationBuilding resilience as an online creatorGianluca Coste, popularly known as QCP, is a passionate and knowledgeable enthusiast of Italian cuisine. In his first cookbook, Italian/American, he delves into his dual heritage with recipes from his hometown, Ischia, near Naples, other Italian regions, and his American influences. With nearly 3 million Instagram followers and over 12 million on TikTok, QCP has become an internet sensation, captivating food lovers worldwide.If you enjoyed this episode, make sure to subscribe, rate, and review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Google Podcasts. Instructions on how to do this are here.

When it comes to planning outfits for music festivals or themed events, many of us seek inspiration from Pinterest. This year, the platform was activated at Coachella for both weekends, bringing our mood boards and visions to life. In this episode, we hear from Sara Pollock, the VP and Global Head of Consumer Marketing at Pinterest, as she explains why they decided to activate in the desert and if it’s worth it for other brands to do the same.

When it comes to maintaining good health and wellness, it can be quite expensive and challenging to track down the right products, particularly for women. In this episode, Lo Bosworth, the founder of a wellness brand, shares her story of how she established the brand out of frustration with finding solutions for her own health concerns. Her goal was to make doctor-developed supplements and wellness products accessible to everyone that really work.