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We Fixed It, You're Welcome

We Fixed It, You're Welcome
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Armchair quarterbacking isn’t just for sports anymore. We’re taking the same approach to companies: what would you do in their shoes? Each episode, our lively panel will debate a new issue ripped from the headlines involving a different well-known company. Between our instincts, experiences, and unsolicited opinions, we may just come up with gold. At the end, we’ll critique ourselves and see how w... more

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A famous last name can get you the meeting, the press coverage and the first check. It can't answer your support tickets, fix your fulfillment or make the unit economics work. So when a last opens every door, how can we tell whether the business behi... more

Middle managers were supposed to be one of the layers companies could do without. Organizations flattened their org charts, invested heavily in AI, and removed roles in the name of efficiency. Now the question is whether they also removed the people ... more

Advertising Week and the future of industry conferences get a full rebuild on We Fixed It You're Welcome, recorded live in New York with Erica Boeke, CEO of XP Land.

Aaron sits down with Erica in NYC while Melissa and Chino join remotely to ask why ... more

Oura has sold millions of rings, generated significant revenue from both hardware and memberships, and pursued a company valuation of more than $15 billion.

It was supposed to go IPO…and then it didn’t.

The ring itself? It tracks your sleep, stress... more

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Recent Guests

Abhijit Bhaduri
Talent management leader, keynote speaker and author; former global learning and development general manager at Microsoft
Microsoft
Episode: Middle Managers Are Back?!
Erica Boeke
Experiential marketing professional who created brand experiences for Condé Nast titles and leads XP Land
XP Land
Episode: Advertising Week 2027: Imagining What's Possible
Christine Yeager
Founder of CSY Impact Consulting; former Coca-Cola sustainability leader
CSY Impact Consulting
Episode: Paper or Plastic?
Renee Washington
Sports broadcasting veteran and media consultant
Renee Washington Media and Consulting
Episode: Tackling Sports Streaming: The Hidden Cost of Watching Sports
Noel Massie
Retired Vice President of US Delivery Operations, UPS; author and leadership coach
UPS (former)
Episode: Can UPS Still Deliver?
Allen Nejah
Founder and CEO of Sunman Engineering
Sunman Engineering
Episode: Can Companies Predict the Future?
Chris Deaver
Co-founder and principal at BraveCore; former leadership development professional at Apple
BraveCore
Episode: Apple's Core Dilemma: Should a New CEO Preserve or Evolve?
Rebeca Johnson
Board Advisor with food/brand marketing background
Frito-Lay, former SVP Marketing
Episode: Getting Twinkies Out of a Jam | Saving Smucker's Hostess Acquisition
Steve Ferman
Tech executive and AI coach helping companies align and scale with AI
The Number 4 Pillar Coach
Episode: Replay: The Automation Irony: Why Are We Still Working So Hard?

Hosts

Aaron Wolpoff
Melissa Eaton
Customer experience professional with experience managing large call centers
Chino
Erin

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 1.7k ratings
  • Bad Ad placement , long-winded questions

    The guest was intelligent. and well spoken, but the ads are inserted in between questions and the answer, and the host ask rambling questions that go on for five minutes.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    DonReith
    United Statesa month ago
  • Handle your Ads

    Great show and fantastic debate of topics but until your ad volume is fixed, I cannot listen and will not recommend.

    To those about to listen, be cautious:

    To be able to hear the show guests, volume needs to be up, but at risk of blasting your ears with weirdly placed ad content.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    BrieOG
    United States4 months ago
  • Fun Conversations

    Really enjoyable to listen to. Intelligent conversations with multiple viewpoints. I recommend this podcast to anyone who is also interested in the “how it works” genre.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    LaLaYY
    Canada8 months ago

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Listeners enjoy the lively debates and the range of viewpoints.
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Nepo Babies, Inc.
Q: Having that last name as a brand, how does that give these Nepo Babies a leg up?
Aaron says a famous name creates instant recognition and credibility, helping founders get the benefit of the doubt and attract investment. It can also provide access to further resources when a business struggles, while the product still has to earn customers over time.
Nepo Babies, Inc.
Q: Chino, I don't come from a family dynasty. I don't think you or Chino do either, so help us figure this out.
Chino says a famous family name would have helped through greater access to influential networks, attention and resources. But he emphasizes that a name cannot take care of fulfillment, customer service or product quality.
Advertising Week 2027: Imagining What's Possible
Q: What would the solution be here?
Melissa proposes auditing the attendee journey, measuring more than attendance, and bringing brands and partners together in programming and hands-on experiences that demonstrate campaign outcomes.
Advertising Week 2027: Imagining What's Possible
Q: What would be your playbook to bring some of that experience back into conferences?
Boeke recommends starting with the attendee, making New York City function as a conference campus, creating downtime and informal connections, offering specialized tracks, and designing memorable moments of awe.
Middle Managers Are Back?!
Q: So Abhijit, what would you say companies really need to do to fix this?
Bhaduri recommends implementing technology alongside efforts to involve employees, make work more meaningful and reserve human judgment for nuanced or relationship-based tasks.

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A lively panel of business-minded hosts takes on a different company, brand or workplace challenge, often prompted by recent headlines. The format combines candid debate, practical recommendations and a closing critique of the panel's own ideas. Recurring hosts Aaron Wolpoff, Melissa Eaton and Chino bring varied perspectives to topics including management, AI at work, customer experience, marketing, company culture and consumer brands. Guest experts add first-hand experience in areas such as leadership, labor economics, sustainability, logistics and brand strategy. The distinctive appeal is its armchair-operator approach: conversations move from diagnosing a company's problem to proposing specific changes, while weighing the trade-offs thos... more

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6. Allen Nejah
7. Chris Deaver
8. Rebeca Johnson

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