
Lies We Bought is a marketing podcast with receipts. We unpack the slogans, myths, and shiny cultural truths we were sold. From “breakfast is the most important meal” to “clean beauty,” each episode peels back the glossy packaging. Hosted by Emily Rask, a marketer who knows the tricks because she used to build them, the show blends consumer psychology, vintage charm, and a wink of 1950s humor. It ... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 8 | Founded | 3 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | MarketingBusiness | |||

At some point, food quietly stopped being food.
A label on the package. A higher price. A feeling that one choice says something better about you than the other.
In this episode, I unpack how organic food became a moral signal rather than just a fa... more
Welcome to my new bonus series, One-Minute What?
Where I talk about something for one minute that makes you stop and go… what?
Today’s question: is multitasking a scam?
Because if you’ve ever read a job description that says “must be able to multit... more
At some point, a daily walk quietly turned into a performance review.
A buzz on your wrist. A glowing ring. A number that decides whether today “counts.”
In this episode, I unpack how ten thousand steps became the world’s most accepted fitness goal... more
If you're a millennial woman like me, you may need to sit down for this one.
This episode explores how “Live Laugh Love” became one of the most successful pieces of modern décor, not because it was profound, but because it was comforting. What bega... more
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As a degreed marketing professional with history in the business I found this to be fascinating with its keen insights into a broad array of topics and a sense of respectful nolstagia paired with good production quality to bring me back to the days of my childhood without spoiling my wonderful memories. Excellent show!
Loving it so far! Really interesting and well thought out. Excited to hear future episodes! I think if you like podcasts like Maintenance Phase or If Books Could Kill you would enjoy this podcast
Ms Rask, You're ruining my retirement. I feel like a schmuck for spending most of my 72 years on earth believing that skipping breakfast was just asking for trouble. Great pod! 🦦
Loving it so far! Really interesting information and Emily has a great podcast voice! Would totally recommend!
This podcast makes you think in the best way. The cereal episode was fascinating, super thought-provoking, clever and such a fun listen. Can’t wait for the next episode!
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Focusing on the myths and marketing strategies that shape cultural narratives, this podcast examines various slogans, beliefs, and consumer products, unveiling the truths behind popular sayings like "breakfast is the most important meal of the day" and exploring phenomena like clean beauty. With a blend of consumer psychology, nostalgia, and a touch of humor, it offers insights that empower listeners to question the marketing messages they encounter daily. Each episode is rich with historical context and contemporary relevance, making it both entertaining and thought-provoking. The engaging storytelling approach helps listeners connect with the material while learning to see marketing tactics in a new light.
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Lies We Bought launched 3 months ago and published 8 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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