Advertising Week Co-Founder and Chairman Matt Scheckner sits down with Great Minds from all walks of life from across the globe.
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 350 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Categories | BusinessMarketingManagement |
In this final episode of Great Minds, Otis Williams, the founder and last surviving member of The Temptations, takes us on a journey through the legendary group’s history. From his early days in Texarkana to the vibrant music scene of Detroit, Otis s... more
On this first episode of two, Great Minds is pleased to be joined by Shelly Berger, manager of legendary American vocal group The Temptations. Shelly discusses the early days of the group, their Detroit origins, their place in popular culture, and wh... more
On this very special episode of Great Minds, we’re pleased to welcome the legendary Smokey Robinson to the show. Smokey walks us through his incredible career in this must-listen episode.
Longtime friend of Advertising Week and Founder of creative agency Gravity Road, Mark Eaves, joins Great Minds for a lively discussion about his career, the industry, and much, much more. This is a don’t miss episode of Great Minds.
Victoria is the founder and CEO of GingerMay, a multi-award winning global B2B PR and digital marketing agency for blue-chip, technology, advertising, media, and fast-growth disruptive businesses. GingerMay works with leading global companies includi... more
Rachel Shechtman is a fourth-generation retail entrepreneur and founder of STORY, a concept store known for its editorial, ever-changing approach to retail. Prior to opening STORY, Rachel built a career in consulting, founding Cube Ventures in 2002 –... more
Dan Amos is chairman, chief executive officer and president of Aflac Incorporated and the second longest-serving CEO in the FORTUNE 250. Under his leadership as CEO, Aflac Incorporated’s total return to shareholders1 has exceeded 15,446%, compared wi... more
Sarah Mehler is a creative technology executive with more than 20 years of leadership in the experience design ecosystem.
After graduating from the Design and Media Arts program at UCLA, she began cultivating close partnerships with leading brands a... more
I used to think that was a good quality listen but that was before it turned itself into one big offensive ego stroke. I have stopped subscribing.
There are too many interruptions in this podcast!! I want to hear the interviews but they constantly play music and interrupt!
I found this while looking for Michael Medved’s podcast of the same name. Ended up liking this podcast better. Seems like they divvy it up between business people and entertainment and the balance is solid.
Annoyed the ‘Mathew Knowles on Destiny’s Child Music’ had nothing to do with either... 20 mins of him talking about himself, a good conversation but not what I was looking for today and now my lunch break is over. Listeners’ time is precious... 1 star rating for the clickbait episode title.
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Conversations often center around influential figures from various industries including music, advertising, technology, and marketing. Interviewees frequently share their personal journeys, historical insights, and the dynamics of their respective fields, creating an engaging mix of personal narrative and professional acumen. Notable themes include the intersection of creativity and technology, reflections on cultural impacts in industries such as music and advertising, and discussions of corporate responsibility and innovation. The podcast distinguishes itself by blending the worlds of entertainment and business, offering a unique perspective that fosters understanding across fields.
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Recent guests on Great Minds include:
1. Smokey Robinson
2. Mark Eaves
3. Victoria Usher
4. Dan Amos
5. Alexander Igelsböck
6. Rob Prazmark
7. Yaniv Makover
8. Josh Gross
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