
Hosts Andrew and Vieves talk TV commercials with their listeners, the Ad Council, in this weekly podcast. As the slogan says, they've got "hot takes on commercial breaks." Find them at afterthesemessagesshow@gmail.com
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 500 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | TV & Film | |||

An all-Ad Council show yields a discussion of a Geico ad with a confusing premise, the origin story of one of the all-time greats, and a reassuring behind-the-scenes report on the Godfather of Shock Rock. Here are links to the ads we talked about in ... more
A chance encounter with a plumbing company mascot inspires Andrew to investigate other plumbing tools that are doing double-duty as spokesfixtures. It’s all a bit draining. Bob Oates Plumbing - Big Dumper & Friends www.youtube.com/watch?v=SZc... more
A long overdue quiz episode pits Vieves against a series of quotes that are either progressive or Progressive. Plus, Andrew must atone for mispronouncing Canada’s sauciest-sounding city. These are the commercials we talked about this week Progressive... more
A Vieves Takeover leads to a discussion about a cheeky new campaign for pet sitting and a bid by an insurance giant to put more suburbanites onto the open road. Plus, a tiny new device can be tolerated by all kinds of idiots, and a defunct Canadian t... more
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Great program! I tune in every week, love these two
I don't even like commercials or watch much tv but I still love this pod.
I had to post this after the latest episode popped up in my feed with this as the destination: "Andrew quizzes Vieves on her ear for spokeschickens and non-spokeschickens..." With a premise like that, you just know it's going to be good!
Well produced. I laugh out loud often.
I get jazzed every week when they come up in the feed. Wonderful podcast.
Love your take on advertising. Thank you
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Two witty, chemistry-driven hosts dissect TV and film advertising with sharp humor and cultural insight. Across episodes, they unpack how campaigns use sound, visuals, and storytelling to persuade, often tying in listener contributions and behind-the-scenes anecdotes to illuminate ad creation, reception, and ethics. The show frequently spotlights the evolution of advertising, AI's role, nostalgia campaigns, and the tension between craft and mass reach, making it a go-to for marketers and ad enthusiasts seeking entertaining yet thoughtful takes on commercials and branding. A standout throughline is the hosts' inclusive banter, audience participation, and willingness to critique big-brand campaigns with both affection and critique, which can ... more
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