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#75: PJ Pereira and Rob Wrubel on launching SILVERSIDE, an AI innovation lab
Jun 22, 2026
Unknown duration
#74: Kin’s Kwame Taylor-Hayford on specificity over scale
Jun 15, 2026
Unknown duration
#73: How Viral Nation is building social at enterprise scale, with Joe Gagliese
Jun 8, 2026
38m 00s
#72: How DEPT built a global agency around marketing and technology, with Dimi Albers
Jun 1, 2026
37m 01s
#71: How Conscious Minds built production into its agency model, with Blake Heal
May 25, 2026
36m 57s
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| 6/22/26 | #75: PJ Pereira and Rob Wrubel on launching SILVERSIDE, an AI innovation lab | Welcome to Agency Business.PJ Pereira and Rob Wrubel, co-founders of SILVERSIDE, joins Olivia Morley this week to discuss what it means to build an AI-native marketing innovation lab outside the traditional agency model.PJ and Rob discuss how SILVERSIDE grew out of an experimental AI group inside Pereira O’Dell, and why they believed the technology required a separate structure built for speed, experimentation and new ways of working. They explain how early work with Coca-Cola helped shape SILVERSIDE’s approach to creative production, personalization and client collaboration, and why the company often enters organizations through the “side door” of innovation and chaos management. They also discuss why senior creative leaders need to work directly with AI tools, and why hands-on experimentation matters more than big technology announcements in a market changing day by day.The Agency Business podcast is part of the Marketecture Media podcast network.Reach Out:Subscribe for free to the Agency Business newsletter.Interested in joining Agency Business as a guest? Submit a pitch.Listen to 📊 The Madison and Wall Podcast: Brian and Luke Stillman open up about Madison and Wall's latest work — plus crucial economic, financial, and industry trends.Listen to 🎬 Screen & Sponsor: Olivia & VaynerMedia's Jessie Holder explore how brands are shaping Hollywood. | — | ||||||
| 6/15/26 | #74: Kin’s Kwame Taylor-Hayford on specificity over scale | Welcome to Agency Business.Kwame Taylor-Hayford, co-founder of Kin, joins Brian Wieser and Olivia Morley this week to discuss what it means to build an independent agency around specificity rather than scale.Kwame discusses how his global upbringing shaped his approach to advertising and design, and how Kin’s work sits at the intersection of innovation, culture and community. He explains why the agency is focused on helping brands become meaningful participants in communities — whether those communities are defined by demographics, interests or geography — through original ideas and intellectual property that can take many different forms.The Agency Business podcast is part of the Marketecture Media podcast network.Reach Out:Subscribe for free to the Agency Business newsletter.Interested in joining Agency Business as a guest? Submit a pitch.Listen to 📊 The Madison and Wall Podcast: Brian and Luke Stillman open up about Madison and Wall's latest work — plus crucial economic, financial, and industry trends.Listen to 🎬 Screen & Sponsor: Olivia & VaynerMedia's Jessie Holder explore how brands are shaping Hollywood. | — | ||||||
| 6/8/26 | #73: How Viral Nation is building social at enterprise scale, with Joe Gagliese✨ | influencer marketingsocial media strategy+3 | Joe Gagliese | Viral NationMarketecture Media+1 | — | Viral Nationinfluencer marketing+5 | — | 38m 00s | |
| 6/1/26 | #72: How DEPT built a global agency around marketing and technology, with Dimi Albers✨ | global agencymarketing+4 | Dimi Albers | DEPTMarketecture Media+3 | — | DEPTglobal agency+4 | — | 37m 01s | |
| 5/25/26 | #71: How Conscious Minds built production into its agency model, with Blake Heal✨ | agency modelproduction capabilities+4 | Blake Heal | Conscious MindsNike+4 | — | agency modelproduction+7 | — | 36m 57s | |
| 5/18/26 |  #70: Adweek's Alison Weissbrot on agency business trends and coverage✨ | agency business trendsAI transformation+4 | Alison Weissbrot | AdweekMarketecture Media+1 | — | agency businessAI+4 | — | 26m 27s | |
| 5/11/26 |  #69: Crispin’s next chapter, with Maggie Malek✨ | agency historycreative media+3 | Maggie Malek | CrispinStagwell+6 | Hollywood | CrispinStagwell+5 | — | 39m 24s | |
| 5/4/26 |  #68: Scaling Mediaplus in North America, with Tamara Alesi✨ | agency growthmedia strategy+5 | Tamara Alesi | MediaplusServiceplan+2 | — | MediaplusNorth America+5 | — | 29m 44s | |
| 4/27/26 |  #67: Growing a media agency into creative and global services, with Kepler's Remy Stiles✨ | media agencycreative services+3 | Remy Stiles | KeplerMediaMath+2 | — | KeplerRemy Stiles+5 | — | 29m 39s | |
| 4/13/26 | #66: Running an agency built on retail performance, with Michael Magnusson✨ | agency managementretail performance+3 | Michael Magnusson | Pinnacle AdvertisingMarketecture Media | — | agencyretail performance+3 | — | 30m 09s | |
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| 4/6/26 |  #65: The opportunity for independent agencies in the mid-market, with Scott Shamberg✨ | independent agenciesmid-market+5 | Scott Shamberg | Mile MarkerMarketecture Media+1 | — | independent agenciesmid-market+5 | — | 31m 17s | |
| 3/30/26 |  #64: Why AI is forcing agencies and clients to rethink how they work together, with BCG's Janet Balis✨ | AI in agenciesclient-agency relationships+3 | Janet Balis | Boston Consulting GroupMarketecture Media+1 | — | AIagency business+7 | — | 29m 22s | |
| 3/23/26 | #63: The real agency AI divide: data, commercial models, and what's next✨ | AI in agenciesagency offerings+3 | Tucker Lake | Madison and WallMarketecture Media+1 | — | AIagency groups+3 | — | 21m 51s | |
| 3/16/26 |  #62: Wpromote CEO Andrea Bendzick✨ | digital marketingadvertising agencies+3 | Andrea Bendzick | PolarisIQWpromote+2 | — | WpromoteGiant Spoon+6 | — | 31m 17s | |
| 3/9/26 |  #61: Rick Milenthal, CEO of The Shipyard✨ | agency growthmedia buying+4 | Rick Milenthal | The ShipyardWPP Media+2 | Columbus, OhioSan Diego | The ShipyardRick Milenthal+5 | — | 38m 20s | |
| 3/2/26 |  #60: CourtAvenue Co-founder Dan Khabie✨ | digital transformationAI consulting+4 | Dan Khabie | CourtAvenueWPP+3 | — | digital agencyAI transformation+4 | — | 39m 32s | |
| 2/23/26 |  #59: What’s next for Dentsu in the Americas? With Beth Ann Kaminkow✨ | Dentsu strategyleadership transition+4 | Beth Ann Kaminkow | DentsuMerkle+3 | — | DentsuBeth Ann Kaminkow+5 | — | 34m 27s | |
| 2/16/26 |  #58: If AI isn’t the differentiator, what is? With Supergood’s John Elder✨ | AIdata+3 | John Elder | Supergood | — | AIdata+4 | — | 27m 16s | |
| 2/9/26 |  #57: Building an agency that stays close to the work, with Something Different✨ | agency buildingcreative fulfillment+4 | Patti McConnellTommy Henvey | Something Different | — | agencycreativity+5 | — | 44m 13s | |
| 2/2/26 |  #56: Rethinking the creative agency model, with FIG’s Judith Carr-Rodriguez | Welcome to Agency Business.Judith Carr-Rodriguez, CEO and partner at independent full-service creative agency, FIG, joined Brian and Olivia this week on the podcast.Judith shared how clients increasingly value small, senior teams over large pyramidal organizations, how FIG has grown by focusing on long-term AOR relationships rather than project-based work, and why the agency has become more selective as demand increases.Judith also shares how Fig thinks about controlled growth, client fit and longevity, arguing that focus — not scale for scale’s sake — has become one of the most important disciplines for independent agencies.Reach OutSubscribe for free to the Agency Business newsletter.Interested in joining Agency Business as a guest? Submit a pitch.Inquire about Briefly.Listen to 📊 The Madison and Wall Podcast: Brian and Luke Stillman open up about Madison and Wall's latest work — plus crucial economic, financial, and industry trends.Listen to 🎬 Screen & Sponsor: Olivia & VaynerMedia's Jessie Holder explore how brands are shaping Hollywood. | — | ||||||
| 1/26/26 |  #55: Inside Moosylvania’s bet on senior talent and growth, with CEO Andrew Cohen | Welcome to Agency Business.Andrew Cohen, CEO of independent St. Louis creative agency Moosylvania, joined Brian and Olivia for a candid conversation about building an agency around senior talent, continuity, and long-term thinking.Andrew shares the origin story of Moosylvania, founded by his father after leaving an IPG-owned agency, and reflects on taking over leadership during the pandemic as the firm evolved into a more digital, hybrid operation.Reach OutSubscribe for free to the Agency Business newsletter.Interested in joining Agency Business as a guest? Submit a pitch.Inquire about Briefly.Listen to 📊 The Madison and Wall Podcast: Brian and Luke Stillman open up about Madison and Wall's latest work — plus crucial economic, financial, and industry trends.Listen to 🎬 Screen & Sponsor: Olivia & VaynerMedia's Jessie Holder explore how brands are shaping Hollywood. | — | ||||||
| 1/19/26 |  #54: Why agencies need to move beyond production in the age of AI. With Dean Broadhead | Welcome to Agency Business.Brian and Olivia interview Dean Broadhead, founder of independent agency, Broadhead about how agencies should rethink production, talent, and investment as AI reshapes how work gets done.Drawing on his “stop making shoes” framework, Dean explains why agencies should focus less on long-tail production and more on strategy, creativity, and risk mitigation, using AI to create space for higher-value work rather than replace it. The conversation also explores culturally led AI adoption, proprietary platforms built around subscription models, capital allocation decisions — including exiting an ESOP — and why independents may be better positioned to stay closely connected to clients as holding companies navigate structural change.Reach OutSubscribe for free to the Agency Business newsletter.Interested in joining Agency Business as a guest? Submit a pitch.Inquire about Briefly.Listen to 📊 The Madison and Wall Podcast: Brian and Luke Stillman open up about Madison and Wall's latest work — plus crucial economic, financial, and industry trends.Listen to 🎬 Screen & Sponsor: Olivia & VaynerMedia's Jessie Holder explore how brands are shaping Hollywood. | — | ||||||
| 1/12/26 |  #53: Can agencies charge for value in the age of AI? With Ammunition CEO Jeremy Heilpern | Welcome to Agency Business.Brian interviews Ammunition CEO Jeremy Heilpern to examine how agencies can defend pricing and articulate value as AI reshapes workflows, timelines and client expectations.Drawing on Ammunition’s growth from a category-focused shop into an independent agency with a broad client roster, Jeremy explains why specialization, internal production and deliberate investment decisions have been central to maintaining margins and client retention.Reach OutSubscribe for free to the Agency Business newsletter.Interested in joining Agency Business as a guest? Submit a pitch.Inquire about Briefly.Listen to 📊 The Madison and Wall Podcast: Brian and Luke Stillman open up about Madison and Wall's latest work — plus crucial economic, financial, and industry trends.Listen to 🎬 Screen & Sponsor: Olivia & VaynerMedia's Jessie Holder explore how brands are shaping Hollywood. | — | ||||||
| 1/5/26 |  #52: What 2026 means for agencies: AI pressure, economic calm and creative’s value problem | Welcome to Agency Business.Brian and Olivia discuss 2026 agency trends with media and tech analyst Ian Whittaker. Drawing on his background in financial markets and consulting, Ian frames 2026 as a crossroads year for agencies, one defined less by immediate disruption than by a series of strategic choices that will determine longer-term positioning.The conversation explores whether agencies can move up the value chain by better articulating the financial value of creativity, how AI has intensified pressure from tech platforms, and why independent agencies may be better positioned to defend pricing and confidence than holding companies. Whittaker also shares his outlook on organic growth across the major holding companies, the risks facing Dentsu’s international business, and what agency leaders should prioritize when hiring senior leadership in a market where creative credibility and business fluency increasingly need to coexist.Reach OutSubscribe for free to the Agency Business newsletter.Interested in joining Agency Business as a guest? Submit a pitch.Inquire about Briefly.Listen to 📊 The Madison and Wall Podcast: Brian and Luke Stillman open up about Madison and Wall's latest work — plus crucial economic, financial, and industry trends.Listen to 🎬 Screen & Sponsor: Olivia & VaynerMedia's Jessie Holder explore how brands are shaping Hollywood. | — | ||||||
| 12/22/25 |  #51: Inside the 4As' 2026 Look Head report | Welcome to Agency Business. Mollie Rosen, president of member experience at the 4As, joins Olivia and Brian this week to unpack the 4As' 2026 Look Ahead report and what it signals about the future of agencies. Agencies face two divergent but overlapping paths, according to Mollie. They can 1. Become platform- and technology-led or 2. Double down on creativity and strategic partnership. We explore how AI is accelerating this tension, why most agencies are likely to land somewhere along a continuum between the two extremes, and how longstanding issues around compensation models, talent strategy and investment risk could determine which agencies are best positioned to adapt. Reach OutSubscribe for free to the Agency Business newsletter.Interested in joining Agency Business as a guest? Submit a pitch.Inquire about Briefly.Listen to 📊 The Madison and Wall Podcast: Brian opens up about his latest work — plus crucial economic, financial, and industry trends.Listen to 🎬 Screen & Sponsor: Olivia & VaynerMedia's Jessie Holder explore how brands are shaping Hollywood. | — | ||||||
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