About this episode

Stew Redwine discusses the dynamics of women in advertising and effective audio ads with Team Oxford Road.

In this episode, Stew Redwine is joined by Miranda Romano, Charisse Miller, Jillian Garner, and Angela Hunter for a conversation that starts with making audio ads work—and ends up somewhere much bigger. Together, they unpack what it actually takes to manage campaigns, steward client dollars, develop creative, navigate personalities, and earn trust in an industry where business is always personal. The conversation then shifts into a candid discussion about women in advertising, confidence, emotional intelligence, leadership, the boys' club, and the realities of navigating modern business. Then the team puts theory into practice by reviewing and scoring ads from America Cures, Lowe's, State Farm, and Pepsi Prebiotic Cola, exploring what separates effective audio advertising from forgettable messaging, why host-read ads continue to outperform, and what brands can do to make their media dollars work harder. In this episode: • What media, account management, and creative teams actually do to make ads work • Why business is always personal • Women in advertising, leadership, and confidence • Emotional intelligence as a competitive advantage • Why host-read ads continue to outperform •…

People in this episode

Host: Stew Redwine

Guests: Miranda Romano, Charisse Miller, Jillian Garner, Angela Hunter

Topics covered

• women in advertising
• audio advertising
• emotional intelligence
• leadership
• campaign management
• trust in business

Keywords

• audio ads
• advertising
• women in business
• confidence
• emotional intelligence
• campaign management
• host-read ads

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: America Cures, Lowe's, State Farm, Pepsi Prebiotic Cola

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