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 |
Andrew and Vieves look at commercials featuring yesterday’s party girls in their mom era, as well as a delightful campaign of awkward conversations. Plus, what qualifies as torture by marketing? And is Elaine Benes really bound for eternal damnation?... more
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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
So glad they are still doing this. I’m the guy that went back and forth withGenevieve in these reviews and changing my star level weekly. The tension between us was palpable… My podcast crush is as strong as ever after just one week back!
Good luck and keep it up.Brian
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A weekly exploration of television commercials where hosts engage humorously and thoughtfully with various ads from the past and present. The discussions vary from analyzing nostalgic commercials to dissecting contemporary marketing strategies, often involving listener interactions and feedback. Known for their witty banter, Andrew and Vieves provide a lighthearted yet insightful perspective on the art of advertising. This podcast appeals to those interested in media, nostalgia, and the cultural impact of commercials, making it a unique blend of entertainment and analysis.
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