Amalia Consulting
It Means To Work
It Means To Work is a podcast produced and curated by Amalia Consulting. It examines “the work” involved in all things from marketing rollouts to career moves to cultural shifts and making a business successful. Through various segments, our hosts - Samira Ibrahim and Denayja Reese - will offer their insights and expertise. They are always ready to go. Are you ready to work?
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Sep 18, 2025
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Episodes
The Algorithm Is The New Critic 18.09.2025 54:38
In this episode, Denayja and Samira explore the evolving landscape of opinions in the digital age, discussing the influence of algorithms on personal style and critical thought. They delve into the role of Vogue as a potential leader in shaping opinions outside of algorithmic constraints, the importance of critics in society, and the generational perspectives on work culture. The conversation also...
How FIFA F-d Up On Club World Cup 17.09.2025 48:21
AMALIA- Show InfoIn this episode, Samira breaks down the FIFA Club World Cup fiasco. How a lack of community driven marketing, messy strategy and messier execution led to a futbol fail. From there, Denayja and Samira break down how Amalia would have done it differently. Follow us on Substack for show notes: https://substack.com/@itmeanstowork?utm_source=user-menu Summarize this table In this ep...
Has Hollywood Really Left LA? Pt. 1 Unpacking the LA Exodus 01.07.2025 33:48
In this episode Samira and Denayja discuss the film, TV & commercial production industry’s shift away from LA to other cities/states. Will it actually happen? What does it mean for LA residents? What will it take to keep filming in LA? Plus, Complaints Department: Debating the merits (or lack thereof) of And Just Like That. Follow us on Substack for show notes: https://substack.com/@itmeanstow...
Marketing’s Overcorrection Problem, Labubumania and Finding Balance 01.07.2025 36:24
In this episode Samira and Denayja discuss overcorrection - in our work, in our culture and in our lives. From the end of retail to the resurgence of malls. From “events are dead” to “we’re doubling down on live experiences”. As we are in what feels like a constant battle between one extreme and the other, what does it mean to find balance in the way we do marketing? TOPICS DISCUSSED -The overuse...
That's Not Marketing Babe 03.04.2025 56:48
In this episode, Samira and Denayja discuss what is and more importantly, what isn't good marketing in 2025. How each piece works to fit together to solve a neverending puzzle that makes the difference between a successful business strategy and a failing one. They also debate who decides strategy; what roles does each member of the C-suite play and who is ultimately responsible.
17 Reasons Mickey 17's Marketing Failed 03.04.2025 1:10:02
In this episode, Samira and Denayja discuss Mickey 17's marketing. They explore how the lack of clear messaging, not engaging talent properly and other marketing blunders all led the film to a projected $70M loss for a promising film. They also breakdown the anatomy of what makes a good rollout and why.
Who Do You Think You Are Talking To? 02.04.2025 1:01:08
In this episode, Samira and Denayja discuss Amalia's insights report - a white paper featuring audience engagement insights that surveyed over 200 people across key subcultures. It answers the questions brands have about the emotional drivers that fuel consumer decision-making and how to engage with these key audiences. We also discuss the most overlooked consumer category that brands are missing...
What It Means To Work At The End of The World 14.03.2025 1:00:31
In this episode, Samira and Denayja discuss the evolving landscape of work in 2025. They explore how the entertainment industry can adapt to current trends and the significance of community resilience in the face of challenges. The conversation also delves into the fashion industry's reckoning with sustainability and authenticity, emphasizing the need for brands to align with consumer values....
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