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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 3006 | Founded | 20 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Business | |||

When organizations face disruption, men and women respond differently to protect their professional networks. New research from Wharton reveals that women intensify their focus on existing relationships with other women during mergers and acquisition... more
Dave Reibstein, Professor of Marketing at the Wharton School, explains how the school’s Cryptocurrency Confidence Index tracks U.S. consumer sentiment, explores links between confidence and price volatility, and examines the role of regulation and pu... more
Beverly Jackson, Vice President of Brand and Product Marketing at Zillow, joins Barbara & Americus to explain how the company’s two-sided marketplace, consumer-first philosophy, and campaigns like “Someday Starts Today” leverage data, AI-driven tools... more
Craig O'Shannessy, tennis strategist, analyst for multiple Grand Slams, and New York Times contributor, joins the show to discusses how data-driven decision-making, underused tactics like serve-and-volley, and coachability separate today’s champions ... more
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I’m sure the content is stimulating and interesting but very often it’s so hard to hear the moderator or the guest speaker, even at max volume. I don’t face this issue with a single other podcast I listen to and I listen to at least 5 daily.
Coming from an institution like Wharton, I had high hopes for this podcast but it lacks meaningful content. I’ve given it a number of chances but every episode is just a plug for an academic’s work and there isn’t enough substance in the episodes to make listening worthwhile.
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A distinct platform that offers insights and discussions on a wide array of business and academic topics, focusing on thought leadership from the Wharton School. The content showcases a blend of expert opinions, industry trends, and research insights, appealing to listeners interested in understanding complex economic, marketing, and leadership issues. Each episode features leading professionals and academics who share their expertise and analysis on pressing topics, such as data-driven marketing strategies, economic policies, and emerging trends in various sectors, fostering a deeper understanding of the contemporary business landscape.
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