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ICYMI: The Savannah Bananas and the Surprisingly Serious Business of Fun
May 26, 2026
2m 08s
The Live Experience Brand Behind Channing Tatum’s Biggest Movie
May 20, 2026
27m 56s
ICYMI: Broadway's Biggest Concert is Coming Up
May 14, 2026
1m 47s
Speaking My Language: A Conversation with Gordon Cox
May 6, 2026
32m 29s
ICYMI: Drive To Survive Turned Drivers Into Stars And Changed Fandom
May 1, 2026
2m 33s
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| 5/26/26 | ![]() ICYMI: The Savannah Bananas and the Surprisingly Serious Business of Fun | We break down how the Savannah Bananas build a fan experience by doing the exact opposite of “normal” and keeping everything anchored to entertainment. We hear from co-owner Emily Cole on the behind-the-scenes planning that turns a baseball stop into a fan-first trip people schedule a year in advance. • The Savannah Bananas’ philosophy of rejecting normal to create standout sports entertainment • What “holistic fandom” looks like in real life through merch, lotteries, and travel planni... | 2m 08s | ||||||
| 5/20/26 | ![]() The Live Experience Brand Behind Channing Tatum’s Biggest Movie | Staying home has never been easier, which makes the decision to go out more meaningful and more demanding. We sit down with Vincent Marini, President of Content and Production at Free Association Live and the executive producer behind Magic Mike Live, to unpack what it really takes to earn a live audience in 2026: not hype, not spectacle alone, but a designed emotional journey that makes people feel something and then tell their friends. We talk about why live entertainment still does what f... | 27m 56s | ||||||
| 5/14/26 | ![]() ICYMI: Broadway's Biggest Concert is Coming Up | Tony nominations dropped last week, and if you work anywhere near Broadway, you felt it. But every year the same question comes up: how do you bring people who don't follow the industry closely into the moment? That question sent us back to a conversation with Ruthie Fierberg from Broadway News, who made an argument we haven't stopped thinking about — that the Tonys are, functionally, Broadway's biggest concert, and that naming it that way could change who feels invited to watch. why the Tony... | 1m 47s | ||||||
| 5/6/26 | ![]() Speaking My Language: A Conversation with Gordon Cox | You know that feeling when you’re watching a live show and realize you’re working harder to understand what's going on than actually enjoying it? That’s the reality for a lot of international audiences when the story is being told in a language they don’t speak, and the “solution” has often been to keep snapping your eyes away from the stage. We wanted to understand which technologies could help address this dilemma, what disrupts performance, and what theaters are really trying to solve when... | 32m 29s | ||||||
| 5/1/26 | ![]() ICYMI: Drive To Survive Turned Drivers Into Stars And Changed Fandom | The New York Auto Show passing by our office triggers a sharp memory about how global fandom works when the main event is far away. We revisit Jonathan Linden’s thinking on the F1 Exhibition and how Drive to Survive helped turn drivers into people fans can truly follow. the challenge of accessing Grand Prix races as popularity rises and tickets cost morecreating a live F1 Exhibition as a touring fan experiencewhere the exhibition has traveled and how it scales globallywhat Drive to Survive un... | 2m 33s | ||||||
| 4/22/26 | ![]() Merch That Sells The Memory Long After Curtain Call | Merchandise can feel like a simple souvenir until you realize it’s doing three jobs at once: capturing the emotional high of a live event, extending the brand into everyday life, and quietly selling the next ticket. We sit down with Michael Rego, CEO of The Araca Group and a longtime Broadway producer, to unpack what makes live event merchandising actually work, from the first creative conversation to the final moment at the merch stand. Along the way, we swap real examples from Wicked, The O... | 31m 03s | ||||||
| 4/15/26 | ![]() ICYMI: What March Madness Carries Into the Pros | If you've ever wondered what peak fandom actually looks like, this one's your answer. March Madness just wrapped, and watching those final moments — the upsets, the eruptions, the arenas turned into something electric — it felt like the right time to revisit one of the most resonant clips we've put out. Because what happens in college basketball doesn't stay there. It carries into the pros, into arenas across every sport, into every brand marketer trying to build something that lasts. So we w... | 1m 50s | ||||||
| 4/10/26 | ![]() How New York City Tourism + Conventions Sells The Iconic And The Unexpected | New York City is one of the most famous “brands” on earth, yet selling a trip to NYC still comes down to the same hard question every marketer faces: how do you keep something iconic feeling personal, current, and worth the effort? We sit down with Nancy Mammana, Chief Marketing Officer at New York City Tourism + Conventions, to get inside the strategy behind promoting a city that never stops changing, and to understand what “authentic” really means when millions of visitors arrive with compl... | 31m 43s | ||||||
| 3/27/26 | ![]() Escaping Into Audacious New Worlds with Spiegelworld | A circus company that builds entire worlds does not stop at the stage. We're joined by Spiegelworld CMO Lindsay Sanna to unpack how immersive live entertainment becomes real fandom when every detail is intentional, from the moment you walk in to the last sip of a cocktail. We talk about what makes Spiegelworld experiences like Absinthe feel like true escapism, why intimate venues create a kind of connection that arenas cannot touch, and how “surprise and delight” turns guests into repeat visi... | 29m 04s | ||||||
| 3/4/26 | ![]() How Carnegie Hall Balances Legacy, Innovation, and Fans | Ever wondered how a legendary stage keeps pace with a hundred different audiences at once? We sit down with Carnegie Hall’s Chief Marketing Officer, Sara Villagio, to explore how a 135-year-old institution stays agile, relevant, and deeply human while serving fans who arrive through classical subscriptions, education programs, global tours, and once-in-a-lifetime occasions. From a rebrand that landed quietly and confidently to a St. Patrick’s Day concert reframed as New York’s signature celeb... | 30m 53s | ||||||
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| 2/11/26 | ![]() From Vegas Stages To VIP Magic: How Caesars Builds Unforgettable Nights | Step onto the INTIX show floor with us in Las Vegas as we sit down with Amy Graca, Senior Vice President of Entertainment at Caesars Entertainment, to unpack how an ordinary ticket becomes an extraordinary night. Amy takes us inside a 50-venue footprint (over 20 on the Strip alone) where the “all-in-one” experience blends world-class shows, signature dining, and artist access into something fans can’t get anywhere else. We dig into the playbook behind those moments: co-creating with artists ... | 35m 35s | ||||||
| 1/30/26 | ![]() The Results Are In: Recapping the 2026 Live Entertainment Leadership Survey | What makes a show truly “worth it” when wallets feel tight and the pace of change won’t slow down? We sat down on the floor at INTIX to unpack new survey data from leaders across live entertainment and paired it with insights from 100,000+ patron responses. The result is a clear map of where price perception meets real value, how C‑suite and frontline teams see the same problem from different seats, and what it takes to turn AI from a buzzword into a daily workflow advantage. We start by ref... | 29m 37s | ||||||
| 1/21/26 | ![]() The Year in Fandom: How Sports, Culture & Entertainment Leaders Build Fans | If you care about how fandom really grows, this year-end review is your field guide. We pulled threads from dozens of candid conversations across sports, Broadway, music, family entertainment, and venue operations to reveal seven clear themes that separate fleeting hype from durable community. We start with growing audiences: the U.S. Open’s free Fan Week proves sampling converts, while the Formula 1 Exhibition shows how taking the show to the city unlocks new audiences. That same logic chal... | 32m 05s | ||||||
| 12/10/25 | ![]() Fans First, Entertain Always: How The Savannah Bananas Turn Baseball Into Joy | What if a sports team stopped selling your attention and started earning your trust? We sit down with Emily Cole, whose company, Fans First Entertainment, owns the Savannah Bananas, to unpack how putting fans first can flip an entire industry. From all-in ticket pricing and ad-free outfields to a face-value resale platform that prioritizes local families, Emily shows how clear principles lead to bold choices and unforgettable nights. We explore what “partnership” means when logos aren’t plas... | 35m 13s | ||||||
| 11/26/25 | ![]() You Had To Be There: Randy Weiner on Making Immersive Experiences Fans Can’t Quit | What happens when a show stops asking you to watch and starts inviting you to be seen? We sit down with impresario Randy Weiner, the creative force behind Sleep No More, Queen of the Night, The Box, and the new Phantom Masquerade, to explore how human touch, story clarity, and radical hospitality can transform a night out into a memory that won’t let go. Randy traces his spark back to the balcony at Cats, where performers spilled into the aisles and changed his idea of what theater could be.... | 42m 15s | ||||||
| 11/7/25 | ![]() Making the Point: How Loyalty Programs Strengthen Live Entertainment | Want to see how a loyalty program actually moves behavior without feeling transactional? We sit down with Katie Dalton, president of Audience Rewards, to unpack the mechanics that turn a thrilling night out into a habit fans can’t wait to repeat. From the first “wow” perk to AI-powered recommendations, we explore the playbook that keeps people choosing live entertainment over another night on the couch. We start by nailing what success looks like: delight for the fan and measurable value for... | 32m 01s | ||||||
| 10/9/25 | ![]() Fandom on the Field: How Sports Move the Masses | What makes someone stick with a team through losing seasons, changing conferences, and shifting media deals? We dig into the core of modern fandom with Clinical Assistant Professor of Sport Management at the University of Michigan and co-owner of AFC Ann Arbor, Mike Lorenc, tracing how identity, access, and economics shape the way people fall in love with sports—and stay there. From the evergreen pull of a never‑ending story to the way leagues actually make money, we break down what sets spor... | 38m 41s | ||||||
| 9/24/25 | ![]() From the NBA and Cirque to Iconic Venues: Fandom from Every Angle | How can physical spaces enhance rather than simply contain fan experiences? Kristina Heney, EVP of Marketing at Oak View Group, takes us on a fascinating journey through the evolution of fan-venue relationships, drawing from her remarkable career spanning the NBA, Madison Square Garden, Cirque du Soleil, and now the leader in global venue development. Heney reveals how next-level fan experiences begin with understanding audience demographics - recognizing that teens camping overnight for the... | 34m 49s | ||||||
| 9/12/25 | ![]() How Feld Entertainment Keeps Audiences Coming Back, Generation After Generation | What does it take to create extraordinary family entertainment that spans generations? Jim Moseley, VP of Event Marketing and Sales, Northeast, for Feld Entertainment, pulls back the curtain on how iconic brands like Disney on Ice, Monster Jam, and Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey continue captivating millions of fans yearly. The numbers alone are staggering—10 million people attend Feld shows annually in North America, with up to 400,000 fans filling venues every weekend. But the true... | 33m 26s | ||||||
| 8/6/25 | ![]() Rewriting the Playbook: What the Rise of The Gist Says About the Future of Fandom | Ever felt like sports media wasn't speaking your language? Jacie deHoop, co-founder of The Gist, is changing that conversation by creating content for "GISTers" – predominantly female, millennial and Gen Z sports fans who love the game but haven't felt fully welcomed by traditional coverage. When deHoop and her co-founders launched The Gist, they faced significant skepticism. Critics claimed women weren't interested in sports and there wasn't a viable business model. Fast forward to today, w... | 31m 42s | ||||||
| 7/25/25 | ![]() Serving the Future: How the US Open Became a Culture-First Sports Brand | The electric energy of the US Open Tennis Championships goes far beyond the baseline. In this illuminating conversation, Nicole Kankam, Managing Director of Pro Tennis Marketing & Entertainment at the USTA, reveals how America's premier tennis event has become a cultural phenomenon by masterfully balancing tradition with innovation. Kankam offers a fascinating glimpse into the tournament's diverse audience, increasingly representative of America's demographics, with an even male-female s... | 27m 28s | ||||||
| 6/25/25 | ![]() Broadway’s Press Corps on the Fans Who Keep It Going | What does it mean to be a Broadway fan in today's digital world? In this illuminating conversation with top industry leaders from Playbill, Broadway News, and BroadwayWorld, we dive deep into the evolving landscape of theater fandom and how Broadway is adapting to connect with audiences in new ways. The misconception that Broadway is niche takes center stage as our guests passionately dismantle this outdated notion. "It is the greatest myth of all time that Broadway is niche," asserts Ruthie... | 44m 45s | ||||||
| 6/12/25 | ![]() From Club to Kingdom: The Power of the Disney Fanbase with D23 | What happens when you gather Disney's most passionate fans in one community? Michael Vargo, Senior Vice President of D23, Corporate Events & Walt Disney Archives, reveals the magic behind Disney's official fan club in this captivating conversation. From its humble beginnings in 2009, D23 has evolved into a global phenomenon connecting Disney's most devoted fans—passionate enthusiasts who visit theme parks regularly, watch films multiple times, and build lasting friendships through shared... | 33m 29s | ||||||
| 5/21/25 | ![]() Fueling Resilience: As Arts Funding Tightens, Building Connection & Community with Tessitura | Arts and Culture organizations are navigating unprecedented challenges with remarkable resilience. This powerful conversation with Andrew Recinos, President and CEO of Tessitura, reveals how arts leaders are responding to uncertainty with both anxiety and determination. "I'm seeing a lot of anxiety," Recinos acknowledges, "but right alongside it, I'm seeing grit and tenacity." Rather than freezing or fleeing when faced with funding cuts and political shifts, arts organizations are fighting—n... | 33m 52s | ||||||
| 5/8/25 | ![]() The Heart of Travel Fandom: A Digital Journey with Southwest Airlines | What makes an airline inspire true fandom in an industry often reduced to price comparisons and schedule convenience? In this fascinating conversation with Andrew Harvell, Manager of Digital Strategy and Optimization at Southwest Airlines, we uncover the unique approach that has earned Southwest loyal customers and industry accolades spanning decades. "Our secret sauce is our people," Harvell explains, echoing Southwest's co-founder Colleen Barrett. "We are in the hospitality business here a... | 35m 11s | ||||||
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