Ad Chatter

In this episode of Ad Chatter, Dan Goldgeier and David Burn discuss three new ad campaigns. The topics covered, include: - Two new holiday spots from Gym Source and Looney Advertising in Montclair, NJ - LiftMaster takes us back to *Ferris Bueller's Day Off* with the help of actor Alan Ruck (who played Cameron in the 1986 film) - A magnificent new two-minute film from Beats by Dre that puts th...

In this episode of Ad Chatter, Dan Goldgeier and David Burn discuss several new ad campaigns. Some of the topics covered, include: - A shout out to our friends at BlackLabelBacon.com - The difference between a Georgia Dawg and a U DUB Dawg - Big John Cornyn's vulgar attack ads against MJ Hegar - Rakuten's "Rocket Man" and the loss of original jingles - The Global Oreo Vault for...

In this episode of Ad Chatter, Dan Goldgeier and David Burn discuss The Motel 6 incident and the damage being done in Dallas.  Some of the points covered, include: - What is an Internal Creative Review? - Does Motel 6 have a moral high ground to stand on? - The problem with not knowing all the facts  - Why did the agency tell the client?  - UT considers dropping Stan's name from their school...

Special guest David Blain, president of Saxton Horne in Sandy, Utah, discusses the lost art of account service and much more. David is a natural storyteller. Tune in to this 30-minute episode to hear David Blain the Ad Magician share: - What it was like to work "24-hours a day" on Intel in the 1990s - His thoughts on new business and selling great work - How his agency's automotive...

In this special edition of Ad Chatter, Dan Goldgeier talks with legendary British Creative Director Steve Harrison. Topics include Steve’s new book, “Can’t Sell Won’t Sell,” groupthink in the ad industry, the difference between the “somewheres” and “anywheres,” where advertising recruits its talent, when it’s right to take on social causes, and why Sir Martin Sorrell might pull a Keith Richards an...

In this edition of Ad Chatter, Dan Goldgeier and I discuss: The blight of overworking people in the agency business Rao's Homemade's deceptively simple homemade-looking ad adidas and the KC Chiefs' QB Patrick Mahomes connect around Black Lives Matter Lenovo Yoga's new product launch and the difficulty of naming projects

In this episode, Dan Goldgeier and David Burn discuss how the oil industry willfully deceived the American public for decades about the efficacy of plastics recycling; Ford Motors' and W+K's new flag-waving campaign (YOU-S-A!); Postmates' subliminal advertising spoofs; and a funny new campaign from the Texas Rangers. 

Dan and David discuss the NFL's return, a new commercial for the National Restuarant Association, a new travel and tourism effort from the states of WY and SD, the value of a B Corporation, and Camp Jack, the new training program from Jack Morton. 

We discuss four timely topics on this pilot episode: Hill Holliday’s newly stated commitment to diversity and inclusion The NBA is out on strike 300 Pizza Huts about to close A wildly popular Direct-to-Consumer TV spot