
Welcome to Talking Too Loud, a show for people building brands, products, and content that actually stand out—where we try to unpack what’s working right now, and what’s just noise. Hosted by Wistia's CEO and loudest talker, Chris Savage.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 179 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EntrepreneurshipBusinessMarketing | |||

Brendan Hufford built his career by making a lot of content. But now that AI has made it easier than ever to produce blogs, videos, and everything in between, volume alone isn't much of a competitive advantage.
Brendan, founder of Growth Sprints, jo... more
Sometimes the smartest marketing ideas are the ones that look irrational on paper. But behavioral science can explain why they work.
Nudge host Phill Agnew joins Chris to unpack the psychology behind some of marketing’s most counterintuitive ideas. ... more
What happens when the perfectly polished content your team spent weeks making gets 40 views, while an employee’s LinkedIn post reaches thousands? Heike Young joins Chris Savage to talk about the rise of people-generated content, why personality is be... more
What can Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey teach us about making video in the age of AI?
Chris Savage and Wistia’s Head of Video, Chris Lavigne, get on a boat to talk about Nolan’s commitment to practical filmmaking, the rise of AI slop, and what happ... more
Can you actually tell when a post was written by AI—and should it matter?
In this special episode, Wistia’s social media team joins the conversation about LinkedIn’s “Seems like AI slop” reporting option and what it reveals about trust, authenticity... more
What separates a brand that feels like it gets you from one that just feels creepy? According to Jake Cohen, VP at Klaviyo, it's not the AI model — it's the context you give it.
In this episode of Talkin' Too Loud, Jake breaks down how leading brand... more
MCPs are everywhere—but what are they, really?
This week, Chris Savage is joined by Sasha Friedman and Sam Balter to break down one of AI's fastest-growing technologies, share the real workflows it's unlocking for marketers, and discuss why connecti... more
Twenty years ago, Chris Savage and Brendan Schwartz thought they'd build a company, sell it in six months, and move on.
Instead, they built Wistia.
In this special anniversary episode of Talking Too Loud, the best friends turned co-founders look ba... more
It’s obvious Chris puts extraordinary effort in covering salient topics and finding guests that are authentic and truly care about being a positive force in this world - the insights they bring to bear are still mind-blowing every. single. time.
I’m only two episodes in and have already ranked this podcast as one of my favorites. Looking forward to checking out the previous episodes & tuning into future ones!
It’s a fun show. Love the tech/startup/entrepreneur/ don’t be afraid to fail vibe. Really inspiring guests and host. Talking too loud Chris and producer Sylvie have great chemistry.
I stopped listening when they started talking too loudly about millionaires flying into space, cryptocurrencies, NFTs.... You can admire entrepreneurship and respect the environment and not encourage scams.
A true must-listen for entrepreneurs, tech enthusiasts, or aspiring business owners. Chris and Sylvie go past surface level (aka BORING) business best practices and dive deep into how to build a great brand. The show highlights less flashy leaders in tech and each interview is always chock-full of takeaways. An easy listen that I always look forward to!
It's already a hidden gem and a must for any entrepreneur. The podcast is for all those looking for an alternative to the cookie-cutter part of the start-up scene where VC-dominated founders with mediocre products or services born in thoughtland want to scale their business as quickly as possible, no matter what the cost.
This podcast showcases a new generation of entrepreneurs, purpose-driven founders, and business owners with exceptional well-crafted products and services whose success is not... more
I love listening to TTL in the car. Chris and Sylvie have a very sweet, funny rapport, and their guests bring unique, unexpected insights into how they manage through change, struggle, and upheaval. It’s a refreshingly rare and human take on managing people and a business. Highly recommended.
It’s fascinating to hear how business leaders are adapting and innovating during the pandemic. I can’t wait for the next episode!
Filled with lessons from small business owners about how to get started. We need more real talk like this from entrepreneurs who are willing to share stories of hustle and failure, not just their success stories
This show is hilarious but also informative. It really gets to the heart of what has today’s entrepreneurs “talking too loud.”
It's yet already a hidden gem and a must for any entrepreneur. The podcast is for all those looking for an alternative to the cookie-cutter part of the start-up scene where VC-dominated founders with mediocre products or services born in thoughtland want to scale their business as quickly as possible, no matter what the cost.
This podcast showcases a new generation of entrepreneurs, purpose-driven founders, and business owners with exceptional well-crafted products and services whose success is... more
Geeking out about work stuff SHOULD be fun and real. Savage keeps it fun and real, and I always learn a thing or two.
Mary Poppins was a delightful Disney character who was super passionate about bringing magic into children’s lives. Chris Savage brings this same energy and passion to his latest show. A true must-listen for entrepreneurs, tech enthusiasts, or aspiring business owners, Chris and Sylvie go past surface level (aka BORING) business best practices and dive deep into how to build a great brand and what gets other business leaders talking too loud—whether it’s great remote works policies or Trolls gum... more
This is a really good show, I’m so looking forward to more episodes and to follow its growth!
Great show for entrepreneurs! Can’t wait for more.
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A sharp, practical show about building brands, products, and content that cut through the noise. Episodes center on entrepreneurship, marketing strategy, and modern content workflows, with frequent dives into AI, data-driven storytelling, and brand-building experiments. The format often blends interviews with operators and leaders from tech, marketing, and media, plus behind-the-scenes production tips. Noteworthy strengths include a strong emphasis on human-centered storytelling, actionable frameworks, and practical takeaways for teams evaluating new tech and distribution approaches. Listeners likely include founders, growth marketers, and product folks seeking real-world insights from practitioners who balance ambition with discipline.
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Recent guests on Talking Too Loud include:
1. Brendan Hufford
2. Phill Agnew
3. Heike Young
4. Chris Lavigne
5. Jake Cohen
6. Ezra Fishman
7. Chris Levine
8. Alex Hilleary
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