
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 | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | TV & Film | |||

A collection of commercial odds and ends results in a grab-bag’s worth of ads that have Andrew and Vieves waxing philosophical about hacky daddy-daughter tropes and the role stealth bombers play in snack time. Plus, Andrew tests Genevieve’s ability t... more
A spooky (and sticky) sleepover game inspires a show about the occult arts as a means to sell everything from sneakers to stock picks. Plus, a denim ad turns out to be a window into classic cinema. Here are links to the ads we talked about in this we... more
Before the Ad Council can have their say with an influx of ads for sleazy attorneys, frangible timepieces and DIY beer kegs, Vieves insists on a takeover with the ads she can’t get enough of. Here are links to the ads we talked about in this week’s s... more
Andrew’s latest obsession -- watching the World Baseball Classic -- has him uncharacteristically immersed in the FOX-Newsiverse, and he’s seeing a lot of mind-blowing ads as a result. Listen to this one if you want to stay prayed up! Here are links 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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A weekly analysis of TV advertising and commercial campaigns, hosted by a duo who dissect recent spots, nostalgia-driven classics, and behind-the-scenes casting moments. Episodes lean into themes like Super Bowl campaigns, celebrity appearances, and the craft of ad storytelling, often inviting listener input and running playful segments that reveal how ads shape culture and consumer behavior. The show stands out for its witty banter, deep industry knowledge, and entertaining breakdowns that make marketing insights accessible to both ad pros and casual listeners.
Expect candid debates, creative critiques, and a penchant for connecting commercials to broader cultural moments, with a consistent focus on what makes ads effective, memorable, an... more
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