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- 🇩🇰DK · Management#1430K to 100K
- 🇭🇰HK · Management#633K to 10K
- 🇫🇮FI · Management#116500 to 3K
- 🇨🇿CZ · Management#136500 to 3K
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17K to 58K🎙 Weekly cadence·30 episodes·Last published 4w ago - Monthly Reach
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34K to 116K🇩🇰86%🇭🇰9%🇫🇮3%+1 more - Active Followers
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10K to 35K
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Leading with Perspective – with Larry McGrath
May 28, 2026
31m 16s
Leading with Perspective – with Carrie Yury
Dec 12, 2025
18m 23s
ReD Long Read – Beyond Network Economics
Oct 17, 2025
19m 01s
Leading with Perspective – with Stefan Biel
Mar 27, 2025
19m 09s
Leading with Perspective – with Githinji Gitahi
Feb 17, 2025
27m 16s
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| Date | Episode | Topics | Guests | Brands | Places | Keywords | Sponsor | Length | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5/28/26 | ![]() Leading with Perspective – with Larry McGrath✨ | AI designhuman interaction+3 | Larry McGrath | Alexa PlusAmazon | — | conversational AIsociology+3 | — | 31m 16s | |
| 12/12/25 | ![]() Leading with Perspective – with Carrie Yury✨ | strategyUX research+2 | Carrie Yury | AIPerspective+3 | — | living strategyagile process+1 | — | 18m 23s | |
| 10/17/25 | ![]() ReD Long Read – Beyond Network Economics✨ | Network EconomicsCultural Dividend+3 | Roger Martin | TikTokInstagram+3 | — | TikTokInstagram+3 | — | 19m 01s | |
| 3/27/25 | ![]() Leading with Perspective – with Stefan Biel✨ | cultural insightsinnovation+3 | Stefan Biel | TesaPerspective+2 | — | high-performing teamscorporate legacy+1 | — | 19m 09s | |
| 2/17/25 | ![]() Leading with Perspective – with Githinji Gitahi✨ | corporate strategyhealthcare+5 | Dr Githinji Gitahi | Amref Health AfricaAmref+2 | Africa | Amref Health Africahealth policy+1 | — | 27m 16s | |
| 12/5/24 | ![]() Leading with Perspective – with Camilla Dahl Hansen✨ | financial sectortrust+6 | Camilla Dahl Hansen | Saxo BankDanske Bank+3 | — | Saxo BankDanske Bank+2 | — | 24m 55s | |
| 11/13/24 | ![]() How to build a world-class children's hospital – LIVE✨ | children's hospitalhealthcare+3 | Elisabeth Ida GinsbergThomas Frandsen | ReD | Copenhagen | hospital designchild care+2 | — | 20m 58s | |
| 11/11/24 | ![]() Who are today's experts? – LIVE✨ | expertisetrust+7 | Taylor PriceMatt Klein | ReDTikTok+1 | — | live podcastReD Associates+3 | — | 29m 12s | |
| 11/11/24 | ![]() Authorship in the age of AI – LIVE✨ | authorshipAI+3 | Charles GorintinNeil Beloufa | Mistral AIAlan+2 | Paris | mass participationcreative authority+1 | — | 18m 14s | |
| 10/23/24 | ![]() Leading with Perspective – with Alvin Lu✨ | leadershipmanga+3 | Alvin Lu | Kodansha USA PublishingKodansha House+5 | New York CityJapan | KodanshaKodansha House+3 | — | 24m 15s | |
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| 8/14/24 | ![]() What is a meaningful metric? – LIVE✨ | metricsdata+3 | Alon HalevyGabrielle Merite+1 | Amazon Web ServicesFigures & Figures+3 | San Francisco | data abundancemeaningful metrics+1 | — | 26m 56s | |
| 7/10/24 | ![]() Leading with Perspective – with Mads Ryder | What are the do's and don’ts of mobilising change within an organisation? In today’s episode, ReD’s Charlotte Vangsgaard sits down with one of Denmark’s most experienced executives, Mads Ryder, an expert in change management and transformation. Currently CEO of LeDap, an international group of padel companies, Mads has previously served as CEO of Rosenthal, one of Europe´s largest porcelain manufacturers and retailers, and has also held executive and leadership roles within Royal Copenhagen, Weight Watchers and Legoland Parks. From theme parks, to porcelain, to fashion, he delves into the most common pitfalls that companies make across these industries, shares his recipe for success when it comes to making change that is lasting, and tells us why it’s important to admit one’s mistakes as a leader. | — | ||||||
| 6/5/24 | ![]() Leading with Perspective – with Roger Martin | It’s one thing to come up with a great strategy in theory, but leaders often get stuck when it comes to execution. In the first episode of our brand new series Leading with Perspective, we welcome renowned strategic thinker Professor Roger Martin – named the number one management thinker in 2017 – to talk through how to overcome some of these challenges and what good strategy creation and implementation looks like in practice. With ReD partners Filip Lau and Iago Storgaard, they delve into questions such as: Why do many companies develop grand ambitions but fail to execute on them? How should leaders navigate the transition between what a company is doing today and what it wants to do tomorrow? While in the second part, Roger and ReD’s managing partner Mads Holme explore the role of culture in strategy: What does good cultural leadership look like today? And what are some of the concrete ways leaders can actually mobilise change when it comes to cultural transformation? | — | ||||||
| 5/30/24 | ![]() Leading With Perspective – Season 3 Trailer | 'Leading with Perspective', a new season of the Phenomena Podcast all about leadership, transformation and strategic thinking with a brand new episode each month. Leading with Perspective is all about having engaging conversations with top industry leaders and hearing about how they effected change within their organisation, their industry and the wider culture. | — | ||||||
| 12/14/23 | ![]() Do bodies still matter in the age of AI? | In a special edition of the ReD podcast, we’re bringing you the best bits of a conversation that took place last week in our offices in NYC, where Ian Dull sat down with neuroscientist and entrepreneur Vivienne Ming and VP of Research Science at Meta’s Reality Labs, Richard Newcombe, to discuss the role of bodies in the age of AI In front of a packed room on a cold New York evening, they discussed how computers “see” and interpret the world compared to how we as humans do, when and how to integrate these technologies for different industries from healthcare to education, tech to finance, and finally, what’s next for more embodied forms of AI. | — | ||||||
| 11/23/23 | ![]() Are we listening to the gut? LIVE | In this special edition of the podcast, we are live from Copenhagen, Denmark where we hosted a discussion with Oluf Borbye Pedersen, a world expert on the gut microbiome, and Theis Brydegaard, head chef at the Alchemist. Are We Listening to the Gut? was the topic of conversation, and as part of our ongoing content series all about our changing relationship to flesh, offers us a novel lens through which to consider our bodies, our selves and the world around us. Hosted by ReD’s Filip Lau and Anne Mette Lottrup, they discuss why we should consider food as preventive medicine, the relationship between what and how we eat and healing and finally, and why paying more attention to our gut might help solve behavioural barriers around adherence. | — | ||||||
| 11/22/23 | ![]() Are we afraid of the body? LIVE | This is a special edition of the ReD podcast live from Paris, France, where we hosted a discussion with British photographer Maisie Cousins, and Pernod Ricard’s head of foresight, Daphnée Hor, at the beautiful Lafayette Anticipations, a gallery space in the heart of Paris. Are We Afraid Of The Body? was the topic of conversation, a question that sits right at the heart of our ongoing content series all about our changing relationship to flesh. Hosted by ReD’s Sandra Cariglio, they discuss the changing ways bodies are considered and represented in our age of sanitised, Instagram-ready aesthetics, the growing fascination with perishability, waste and decomposition, and finally, ask whether we’re entering a germ renaissance. | — | ||||||
| 11/1/23 | ![]() Flesh | Since the sexual revolution of the 1970s, the Western world has been obsessed with representations of sex. And within this historical explosion of sexual imagery, many companies capitalised on the powerful narrative that consumption could deliver sex appeal and in turn, increase one's chances for finding a partner. More recently, however, we're seeing a shift where sex appeal is becoming increasingly dissociated from the idea of romantic love and folded into a wider and more varied set of personal narratives. To unpack this further, host Eliot Salandy Brown sits down with Sandra Cariglio, a partner at ReD Associates, and Polly Rodriguez, co-founder and CEO of sexual wellness brand Unbound, as part of our ongoing special series on our evolving relationship to flesh and the body. Together, they tackle big questions such as: Does sex still sell? How are behaviours and values around intimacy changing? And if the desire to seduce isn't driving consumption in fashion and beauty like it used to, what will take its place? | — | ||||||
| 8/30/23 | ![]() Money | Money is one of the great stressors of our age, and learning to manage our finances one of our most important life needs. So why do the financial products we are offered still feel so out of sync with how we really experience money? In this episode, host Eliot Salandy Brown sits down with Martin Gronemann, a partner at ReD Associates leading our work in finance, and John Dalton, Vice President of Research at the Fidelity Center for Applied Technology, to unpick how the latest social science can help banks and financial institutions provide better products and services and build deeper interactions with their customer base. How do some executives misunderstand young people? What are the key emerging financial practices to watch? How has the digitization of financial tools made managing money even more overwhelming? And how might introducing productive friction help us make better and more informed financial decisions? | — | ||||||
| 8/2/23 | ![]() Metaverse | While there are still many questions about what the metaverse of the future will look and feel like, nearly everyone is in agreement that it’s a big deal. And while the metaverse has been well covered from a technological angle, what is often missing from the debate are questions about the human and social implications of its evolution. In this episode, Eliot is joined by ReD partner Iago Noguer Storgaard and Jacob Wachmann, a former ReD employee and now strategy director for games and metaverse experiences at the LEGO Group, to discuss the possible directions the metaverse might take, and what that means for businesses as they look to build strategies and technology roadmaps for the future. To what extent does the metaverse mark the next paradigm shift in how we work, play, and learn as humans? How might science fiction be misleading us as to how it will change our lives? And what false assumptions are executives across industries making on features such as immersion and interoperability as they develop metaverse strategies of their own? Listen in as we also share the best books to dive deeper into the topic, from sci-fi to contemporary nonfiction to 1960s theoretical philosophy. | — | ||||||
| 5/31/23 | ![]() Strategy | Companies use the word “strategy” more than ever, while strategy consultants with MBAs march the halls of companies penning sensible “strategic plans” that boards enthusiastically approve. Yet companies with a unique perspective on why customers spend with them and how they will win in their chosen space are in the minority. In this special edition of the podcast we speak about strategy with Roger Martin, one of the most influential minds in business and a trusted strategy advisor to global CEOs. In conversation with ReD partners Filip Lau and Iago Noguer Storgaard, Roger outlines the sorry state of strategy today and explains why it is in danger of becoming a lost art. What is the difference between a “strategic plan” and an actual strategy? Why are traditional strategy consultancies actually selling project management services? And how might revisiting the teachings of Aristotle help us come up with better strategies in today’s business world? | — | ||||||
| 4/26/23 | ![]() Brands | People use brands to shape social identities. We see this time and again in our work, as we help brands figure out how to deliver more value to their consumers. But what role fundamentally do brands play in people’s lives, and why do some resonate better than others? In this episode, host Eliot Salandy Brown is joined by ReD partner Filip Lau, to share ReD’s latest thinking on brands, the shifting perceptions around them and the different expectations consumers have of brands across categories and sectors. Eliot is also joined by Matt Johnson, PhD – a neuroscientist, speaker, and author of Branding That Means Business and Blindsight: The (Mostly) Hidden Ways Marketing Reshapes Our Brains – to discuss what neuroscience can teach us about brand perception and how the latest science challenges the core views of many marketeers. What are the key questions brands should ask themselves to better connect with their consumers? What lessons might brand giants take from small, nimble players about approachability? And finally, what can a study about popcorn teach brands about the power of context on consumer behaviour? | — | ||||||
| 2/22/23 | ![]() Mental Health | Discussions around mental health are everywhere. But as different industries ask themselves how to get mental health right, our research points towards the need for a shift in how we understand its causes and, by extension, deliver solutions. In this episode, host Eliot is joined by ReD partner Anne Mette Wørose Lottrup and Emily Mendenhall, medical anthropologist and professor at Georgetown University, to discuss moving beyond a biological and individual understanding of mental health. How do the social sciences help us get to the social, environmental, and cultural factors underpinning psychological distress? What new opportunities for public and private players does this widening in our understanding afford? And how might a more holistic approach to care offer new approaches to solutions and a way out of our current mental health crisis? | — | ||||||
| 1/25/23 | ![]() Belonging | Belonging is in crisis. While it is seemingly easier than ever to build connections with people - either online or IRL - we are lonelier and more fragmented than ever. When we talk about the mental health crisis, political polarisation, or how to build a meaningful workplace culture, what we're really talking about is belonging. In this episode, Eliot is joined by ReD partners Maria Cury and Mikkel Krenchel to unpack why our sense of belonging is in decline, how the sources from which we derive belonging are shifting, and what businesses need to know and consider about these changes. We are also joined by David Sikorjak, author of the recently published Fans Have More Friends, to unpack what we can learn from the sports industry about fandom and building community across the social divide. What are the priorities for businesses who want to cultivate a sense of belonging for their consumers? And how can focusing our efforts on cultural understanding help us build deeper bonds between individuals and communities? | — | ||||||
| 12/20/22 | ![]() Sustainability | The luxury industry excels at selling desire. But in recent years, it has also successfully weaved sustainability into its appeal to consumers, altering people's assumptions about what can be considered valuable, authentic or desirable. In this episode, Eliot speaks to fellow ReD partner Charlotte Vangsgaard and Dr. Stéphane Girod, a professor at the Swiss-based International Institute for Management Development, about what other sectors can learn from the luxury industry on making sustainability desirable. Where has the luxury industry got things right? How has a deeper understanding of communities helped brands connect more meaningfully with their consumers? And what strategic challenges are the world's biggest luxury brands still grappling with when it comes to sustainability? | — | ||||||
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Chart Positions
5 placements across 4 markets.
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5 placements across 4 markets.

























