The Good, The Bad & The Advertising
The show that asks: If the world was our client, what would the brief be?
Your hosts are Amy Williams, CEO & Founder of the purpose-powered ad platform, Good-Loop, and Dino Myers-Lamptey, Founder of the strategy-led creative agency, The Barber Shop.
Each week they are joined by an impressive, interesting and entirely uninformed special guest as they approach gritty societal challenges with the same creativity & strategic rigour that adland uses to tackle a client brief.
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- Update frequency
- every 14 days
- Average duration
- 40 minutes
- Episodes
- 12
- Years Active
- 2021
SPECIAL: Walking the Talk - Wild Walks and Why Purpose Talks
Saving the planet from a meaty disaster with Emma Cookson, Partner at The Brandtech Group
As COP26 comes to a close we're all thinking about our next steps and how we can take learnings from the past two weeks into the future to slow the rising global temperatures and stick to the target …
Rory Sutherland, Vice Chairman of Ogilvy UK, on the art and power of persuasion
Humans are persuaded to do things every day - and more often than not, it’s by the advertising industry. Our industry is the architect of desire and whether we are encouraging people to get the 12 mi…
Essence's Deolu King discusses how to get more people on bikes safely following "The great bicycle boom of 2020"
Over the last 18 months, Halfords has experienced 3x growth and according to the CEO it's been primarily driven by women and under 35's all clamoring to buy a bike. A report by TFL also claims that m…
Creative Strategist & Comedian Matt Box On Employing Ex-offenders
According to the prison reform trust, 57% of women in prison report having been victims of domestic violence. A quarter of the UK adult population also went through foster care - by all accounts, ex-…
Mindshare’s Rosie Laurence On Fixing Adland’s Age-Old Sexism Problem
There has been a recent crackdown on the use of gender stereotypes in advertising, with associations like the UK’s Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) leading the charge.
But fixing such an age-old…
Wavemaker’s Innovation Chief Sarah Salter On How Ad Industry Can Save Libraries
Britain has closed almost a fifth of all its libraries over the last decade due to cuts in funding, with 10,000 library workers losing their jobs. But what can be done to help this struggling sector?…
Ogilvy’s Andrew Lopez On How Adland Can Stop The Ticking Time Bomb Of Loneliness Among Young People
Loneliness in society is something that many perceive as an issue that primarily affects older generations. Yet, intensified by the COVID-19 pandemic, feelings of loneliness and isolation among young…
The Computer Says No: Lou Nylander On How Algorithmic Bias Is Feeding Discrimination And Inequality
Algorithms play a significant role in our everyday lives. From the searches you perform on Google, the content you see in your Facebook feed or the GPS navigation in your car, their influence on our …
DOT DOT DOT’s Jack Horner On Adland’s Crisis of Creativity
Is Adland suffering from a crisis of creativity? Is it symptomatic of the modern age? And what can be done to fix it?
That’s the topic under discussion in the latest episode of The Good, The Bad and …
The Second Pandemic: How Can The Ad Industry Prevent A Mental Health Crisis?
Isolation, anxiety, loneliness -- the COVID-19 pandemic has had a considerable impact on our mental health. So much so, many experts are predicting there will be a second pandemic -- a mental health …
How Do We Stop The Spread Of Online Misinformation Around COVID-19 Vaccines?
The spread of dangerous misinformation online has been brought into sharp focus during the COVID-19 pandemic and subsequent vaccine rollout. So much so, an Imperial College London study found that mi…