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Moneyball for Marketers

Sports marketing thrives on emotion - but it also demands precision. In this episode, we explore how programmatic out-of-home brings flexibility, real-time relevance and smarter measurement to fan-first campaigns that perform on and off the pitch.

The innovation instinct

The one about agility. What does innovation really look like in programmatic out-of-home? In this episode, we unpack why indies are leading the charge - from breaking silos to testing faster, pivoting smarter, and putting omnichannel thinking into practice. Can we move beyond the legacy of ‘paper and paste’ and unlock the full creative and commercial power of the medium?

The creativity comeback

Is creativity still the beating heart of programmatic advertising - or just a bolt-on afterthought? In this episode, we head to Cannes to explore how bold ideas and smart tech can work hand in hand. From flexible formats to context-led campaigns, we ask: can programmatic out-of-home be both precise and powerful?

The location game

The one about national reach. What does it really mean to be locally relevant in a nationally representative campaign? In this episode, we go beyond lazy London-centric planning to explore what smart targeting and responsible exclusion look like in practice. From creative nuance to postcode precision, we ask: are brands playing the location game to win – or just playing it safe?

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From Council Estate To Creative Heights With Simon Hatter

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Has social killed craft - or reinvigorated it?

The death of craft, like the deaths of so many things, is declared with regularity. One culprit accused of killing it: social and the wider world of digital media. Our guests look into the data and the feelings of real creatives to ask: has social really killed craft?

Sherilyn & Zaid: Burnout, Boundaries and the Myth of “Getting It All Done”

In this episode, Sherilyn Shackell and Zaid Al-Kasab join Emma Harris to unpack why work has always been hard and why it feels so relentless right now. From the reality of burnout and mental health to the pressure of endless to-do lists, “always-on” expectations and post-COVID hangovers, they explore what’s actually driving exhaustion in our industry. This is a raw, hopeful conversation about leadership, choice, sleep, boundaries and why slowing down isn’t weakness, it’s how you survive and perform without breaking yourself.

Moneyball for Marketers

Sports marketing thrives on emotion - but it also demands precision. In this episode, we explore how programmatic out-of-home brings flexibility, real-time relevance and smarter measurement to fan-first campaigns that perform on and off the pitch.