
The Cambridge Marketing Podcast offers unrivalled insight into all aspects of marketing, with detailed and informed expertise and analysis from weekly guests on a range of different subjects. A must-listen for anyone working in the industry or currently engaged in a marketing qualification.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 101 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | MarketingBusiness | |||

In this episode, Kiran Kapur and Charles Nixon dig into the GOOD news stories getting buried by bad headlines.
They talk about the retail successes at Next and Marks & Spencer, the truth behind 'Blue Monday', Universal Studios coming to the UK, and ... more
This episode is about slowing down and doing marketing properly. Abe Kasbo of Verasoni argues that brands have become addicted to shortcuts, dashboards and shiny new tools.
We talk about why product, brand and customer experience matter more than pl... more
Kiran Kapur and Charles Nixon start with Peter Fisk’s Trend Kaleidoscope and use it as a way into what 2026 might really look like. They talk through AI, politics, economics, climate, and shifting behaviour, cutting through trend noise to focus on wh... more
2026 sees Cambridge Marketing College launch its new AI-focused apprenticeships. Listen to Kiran Kapur, Charlotte Lestienne and Neil Wilkins discuss the new programmes, and find out how you can get involved as both an apprentice and employer.
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Offering comprehensive insights into the ever-evolving marketing landscape, this audio series features expert guests discussing a variety of topics relevant to marketing professionals. Themes often include consumer behavior, emerging technologies, and strategic marketing practices. Episodes frequently emphasize the importance of mental health in the workplace, the influence of artificial intelligence, and innovative marketing strategies in different sectors, such as agriculture and policing. This approach not only informs listeners about cutting-edge developments but also challenges conventional thoughts on marketing's role in society. Unique perspectives on social media trends and the psychological aspects of effective communication furthe... more
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Recent guests on The Cambridge Marketing Podcast include:
1. Abe Kasbo
2. Kim Tasso
3. Jamie Thomson
4. Anthony Smith
5. Richard Goring
6. Hayley Williams
7. Susie Lober
8. Sam Bridge
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