
Recently, I was asked to share some marketing podcast recommendations. Rather than sticking strictly to industry-focused shows, I believe it’s far more valuable to explore…
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In 2000, psychologists set up two jam-tasting booths at an upscale grocery store. One offered 24 types of jam; the other, just six. You’d think…
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Last week, someone on LinkedIn recommended I read a book called something like “Crushing It in the Digital Space: 47 Hacks for Exponential Growth.” I…
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There’s a specific moment from 1991 that I remember standing in my friend’s bedroom, watching a brown and beige computer boot up. I’d been using…
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In 1938, stepping aboard the Flying Scotsman felt like entering a gentleman’s club that travelled at 100mph. Mahogany panelling gleamed under brass fittings. White-jacketed stewards…
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The woman at the National Trust café looked genuinely offended. Not the polite, British sort of offended where you tut quietly and write a strongly…
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In 1967, Britain had the largest electric vehicle fleet in the world. Not Tesla—Elon was probably still figuring out how to tie his shoelaces. Not…
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Right, so imagine if the British Museum had a particularly twisted sense of humor and decided to curate an exhibition specifically designed to make visitors…
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Right, so here’s the thing about Action Science Theatre—picture the breathless excitement of a 1940s radio serial, throw in enough actual science to make your…
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