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Goldman Sachs and Bain Capital just led an investment in an AI marketing startup — a signal of where the money thinks marketing is going and fast.In the WORLD FAMOUS TWO MINUTE DRILL: Goodby Silverstein won Rao's creative AOR tasked with turning a beloved pasta sauce into a full-on iconic Italian food brand — their words, and we believe them. Hellmann's put up an edible billboard. Budweiser's 150th birthday summer campaign is running and it is flag-heavy. And Omnicom collapsed 180 and adam&eveDDB New York into a brand new agency called Lola USA — bringing the globally beloved Lola brand stateside for the first time, led by CEO Agathe Guerrier and CCO JD Jurentkuff, with Porsche, adidas, Molson Coors, JetBlue, and Disney already on the roster.First on the show: John McKelvey and Luke McKelvey — Co-Founder CCO and Co-Founder CEO of an award-winning independent agency — join us for a look inside what it actually takes to build and run a shop doing work for Nike, Beats, Rocket, Poppi, and iShowSpeed.Then Kathleen Braine, CMO of 818 Tequila and KHLOUD — two Kardashian/Jenner family brands. She joins us to talk about what it looks like to market both, and the just-announced strategic partnership between 818 and Sazerac, which gives the brand national scale and expanded distribution. Celebrity-founded brand to legitimate spirits player — this is that story.And to close: Ed East and Piet Southey of Billion Dollar Boy — Ad Age's Social Media and Influencer Agency of the Year. Nearly $70 million in revenue in 2026, up from $34 million in 2024. 300+ campaigns, 2,500 creators, 4 billion impressions, 42 markets. The numbers are real and we get into how they built it.

Fernando Machado is going to Chipotle. The man behind some of the most famous Burger King campaigns in history — Moldy Whopper, Whopper Detour, Google Home of the Whopper, McWhopper — is joining as Chief Brand Officer starting June 2026. After stints at Activision Blizzard, NotCo, and Garnett Station Partners, he's back in the restaurant world. We have a lot to say about this.In the WORLD FAMOUS TWO MINUTE DRILL: WPP reported Q1 revenue down 6.7% — in line with guidance and part of CEO Cindy Rose's Elevate28 stabilization plan. Worth noting: she skipped the earnings call. The NFL Draft brought brand moments — Heinz officially drafted a 57th pick and Fernando Mendoza posted on LinkedIn. Budweiser just dropped "Let It Pour" with Erling Haaland and Jürgen Klopp for the FIFA World Cup — rolling out across 40 countries, created by Grey Global, and set to Joe Cocker's Feelin' Alright The Fallon agency temporarily renamed itself "Runkel" this week to honor Stacy Runkel, their 34-year longest-serving employee, as she heads into retirement. Spotify and Peloton announced a new partnership.First on the show: Myra Nussbaum, VP of Global Brand at Moen and House of Rohl. Former CCO and President at Havas Chicago, ECD at Leo Burnett, and — fun fact — the person who gave Geno his first creative agency job. She's here to talk about Moen's new campaign and what it looks like to bring a creative agency mindset to the client side.Then Isha Nicole, SVP of Creative and Strategy at Ross, and Omid Amidi, CCO of McKinney, join us together to talk about "Kismet" — Ross's micro-drama campaign. By 2026 the US will account for 50% of all micro-drama revenue outside China, hitting $1.5 billion. This format is moving fast and Ross is in it.Josh Line, CMO of Yahoo, joins us next. He launched Paramount+, rebranded ViacomCBS into Paramount Global, helped drive Yellowstone to the number one show on television, and now he's trying to reignite a 30-year-old internet brand. Yahoo's comeback story is real and we get into it.And to close: Gary Vaynerchuk and Ryan Harwood join us on the launch of Tamara Group — a new VaynerX venture named after Gary's mother, led by Ryan, and already signed Ulta Beauty and PetSmart. Publisher instincts meets agency execution. Built for the attention economy.

The 30th Annual Webby Awards just dropped their winners. Google is Brand of the Year with 13 Webby wins and 18 People's Voice wins. DEPT took home Agency of the Year. iHeartMedia won Podcast Company of the Year. PBS took Media Company of the Year. And Claude Code won Best Product in AI. A big night for the internet — and a fun one to dig into.In the WORLD FAMOUS TWO MINUTE DRILL: Starbucks and The Devil Wears Prada are back for a second collaboration. Miller Lite dropped a tea set. Gatorade turned their bottles into jerseys ahead of the sports season. Venmo launched "Between Friends" — a new campaign built around how friends actually use money together. And it's Earth Day — Miracle-Gro is out with a new campaign today.First on the show: Jeph Burton and Hunter Hampton, co-founders of The Circle — the new independent studio launched by two former Executive Creative Directors at Johannes Leonardo. They built the adidas Originals and Instagram creative playbook. Now they're doing it their way — small team, senior talent, no traditional client model. They call it "Cultural Gravity." We get into it.Then Marisa Thalberg, CMO of Catalyst Brands, joins us on Zoom. She oversees JCPenney, Aéropostale, Eddie Bauer, and Brooks Brothers and has been named to Forbes' World's Most Influential CMOs list five times. The "Yes, JCPenney" campaign from Mischief drove same-store traffic up 900 basis points, doubled Gen Z consideration, and just won Ad Age's Best ROI Campaign at the Creativity Awards. A genuine turnaround story.And to close: Whitney Downing, Art Director at Wieden+Kennedy Portland and Ad Age's Creative of the Year. She led Nike "So Win" — the campaign that brought Nike back to the Super Bowl after nearly 30 years, centered on women athletes including Caitlin Clark, Sha'Carri Richardson, and A'ja Wilson. Five stars from Ad Age. We talk about the work.

We kicked off the show with a hot topic. The FTC has stepped in and ordered WPP, Publicis, and Dentsu to stop “brand safety collusion:”. We broke down what this means, why it’s happening, and how it’s going to affect the industry landscape moving forward.Then we hopped into the world famous 2 minute drill. We took a look at a great spot by Toast for their “Built For Busy” campaign. We broke down the One Show Finalists and talked about some important names that stuck out to us. Mr. Beast came up as he is continuing to pivot into building his brand, now searching for a CMO & more. Finally, we dove into the Omnicom “Bernbach” launch and how it might play out.To kick off our guest segments was Colin Landforce, Creator and Entrepreneur. He spoke about the insanity that is The Masters marketing. He gave insights on golf marketing as a whole and how the lessons from it can apply to marketing in general.Then we had the SVP of Marketing at Goodwipes, Meredith Diehn join alongside Brian Rappaport from Quan Media to talk about their recent Justin Bieber inspired billboard.Then we opened up the Feug-Hole with Ashley Gill, VP Brand & Content at Mars to talk about Skittles new insane campaign. There is a scavenger hunt, an alternate dimension, and tons of classic Skittles craziness.Finally, we put the phones down with Xanthe Wells, VP of Global Creative at Pinterest and talked about their most recent spot.Overall it was a great week and if you missed any of the shows live you can still find the full replay on Youtube, Linkedin, and Spotify! We’ll see you again Tuesday at 11 am!

During the 2-minute drill we talked about the LA Chargers LinkedIn job post that has garnered a ton of heat recently. The internet is up in arms about the salary that comes with their Social Media Coordinator role. We also touched on Whoop's awesome marketing, Phoebe Gates and her controversial influencer marketing, a law firm marketing battle for the ages, and our reactions to Coachella.Nicole Souza kicked off the guest portion by discussing her new role as Chief Growth Officer at Stagwell and how she plans to help the company.Then, Jason Kreher, Chief Creative Officer at DE-YAN, came on to take a look at Luma's new Dream Brief competition and how A.I. is changing the industry as a whole. We also got a special call-in from Hal Curtis, Creative Director at Bespoke.Aditi Rajvanshi, Head of Strategy at Portal A, joined and showed us how to do creator marketing right. We took a look at their Creator Odyssey campaign that garnered millions of impressions and learned how they approach creator strategy.Finally, Jonathan Adashek, SVP of Marketing and Communications at IBM, hopped on and talked about the incredible work IBM did in collaboration with The Masters. He talked about how IBM implemented A.I. into their Masters Vault system and what that means for golf fans and the tech industry overall.Check out today's episode, and don't forget we will be live tomorrow and Thursday at 11am. See ya!

It is Wednesday my dudes *Spiderman vine meme here*Todd Kaplan built something the marketing industry has needed for a long time. It's called the Jell-O-meter. We're talking about it today.In the WORLD FAMOUS TWO MINUTE DRILL: US Bank just hired a Chief Financial Playmaker. That's Fernando Mendoza's actual title and we wouldn't expect anything less. KFC dropped a real Spotify single called "Finger Lickin' Machine" with the Colonel dancing on boardroom tables before heading to LA to hand out fried chicken to the people. Three senior executives including CMO Ian Colley just departed The Trade Desk – the stock dropped 7% on the news. And Five Guys launched its biggest brand campaign in history, "Your Burger Guy," from indie agency Chemistry. This is a brand that built itself for 40 years almost entirely on word of mouth. Big deal.First on the show: Jill Cress, the first-ever CMO in Babylist's history. She's been CMO at H&R Block, held marketing roles at PayPal, Mastercard, and National Geographic, and has been recognized by Forbes, Adweek, and Business Insider. She joins us to talk about what it means to build a brand in a category that most marketers underestimate.Then Sinan Dagli, Executive Creative Director and Partner at BSSP, comes through. He's led award-winning work for MINI, ESPN, NBA2K, Amazon, Rao's and Uber, and was named one of Adweek's Top 100 Creatives. He started at BSSP in 2009 as a Junior Interactive Designer. But today we're talking about the latest work for Kikkoman, a 350-year-old brand looking to reposition itself for Gen Z audiences. They're using anime to tap into the original culture of the brand and all that it stands for.And to close, Jamie Falkowski and Josh Rosenberg — CCO and CEO of Day One Agency — join us to talk about Side Projects, their brand new editorial and strategy offering for clients. They started Day One in 2013 and work with Canada Goose, Chipotle, L.L. Bean and more. This is a new chapter for the agency and we're excited for the trajectory.

Thursday! The last day of the week for The Breaking & Entering Show. Hope y'all enjoyed this week's run as much as we did.Our first story: LEGO unites Ronaldo, Messi, Mbappe, and Vini Jr. in new World Cup ad. This one's just a good time with the star-studded soccer-striking assembly of co-stars in this one. The World Cup has been announced, but now we're really starting to see these marketing efforts ramp up for the 2026 World Cup.In Breaking & Entering's WORLD FAMOUS TWO MINUTE DRILL, we started with some news that came roaring in from Publicis. HOT off the press, Publicis wins Microsoft's media account over dentsu. Publicis – on their push into sports marketing – is set to purchase 160over90, WME Group's sports marketing and culture agency. GM hires Uber exec to be Cadillac's CMO.Dan Kelly joined us IN-PERSON in our studio. Dan the Man is the Executive Creative Director at BBDO New York. He’s known for orchestrating the Blake Griffin dunk over a KIA in the NBA Slam Dunk Content. He spent 8 years at Droga5 before becoming ECD at FCB NY, and he has twenty-two (22) total posts on LinkedIn over the past 6 years. Incredible stats, but that’s not why he joined us today, no it is not. He joined us to discuss the continuation of the campaign from the Pringles Super Bowl spot with Sabrina Carpenter. It was Pringleleo before, this time it’s Pringlelina. Thanks for coming in to talk with us, Dan.Ellie’s Room!!!!! YEAHHHHH! Renata Black, Founder of EBY, joined Ellie McCarron to discuss their latest campaign. Not only did Renata call from one of the coolest places we’ve ever had the pleasure to host, but EBY dropped a really seductive campaign. To sum it up in one word, Ellie used: empowerment. We’ll keep our eyes open for more drops from EBY, who is continuing to push creativity forward in the beauty apparel space.The Kansas City Chiefs are starting a petition to let girls play flag football in the schools. The creative agency behind the efforts is BarkleyOKRP. We had the mohawked Buchun Jiang (Senior Art Director) and his partner-in-crime Connor Schrock (Senior Copywriter). They discussed the work, the creative process, the initiative, and what it means for them and the Kansas City Chiefs (though, to be clear – they did not speak on behalf of the Chiefs, Patrick Mahomes, or Coach Andy Reid).To close out the show, and the week, we discussed our weekend plans. The platoon is going to find a happy hour this Thursday, and Jack and Geno are not invited. Absolutely not. Peace out ad fam.

Well well well... whuddduyaknow? Another Tuesday? Another stream.We kicked things off with the WORLD FAMOUS TWO MINUTE DRILL. Notion dropped a new manifesto. Oliver McAteer made some observations about new business. Kalshi dropped some new ads. CVS did a creative and media review. Dentsu won Farmer’s Insurance. Lastly, Allbirds fled the nest and sold for $39M.First on the show was LEGEND Susan Credle. She began her advertising career as a receptionist at BBDO, and worked her way up to Global Chief Creative Officer at FCB Global, and has been the Global Creative Advisor for IPG since January 2024. But most recently, she is the honoree for the St. Lion of Mark at the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity 2026.After we talked with Susan, we jumped gears to talk about Spotify Ads. Bridget Evans joined us on the show to talk about the latest updates to the music platform. They are rolling out carousel ads, sponsored playlists – designed to reach over 430 million free users in a more integrated way.Tombras acquired Öpınıonated in January 2026. Ashley Davis Marshall has been appointed as Chief Creative Officer of Öpınıonated, soon to be named Tombras West. With her, she’ll be bringing a wide array of experiences – ranging from The Martin Agency to Wieden + Kennedy. She’s led campaigns for Old Spice, Samsung, Facebook, and Adidas. She joined the show to discuss plans for Tombras, rooming with Craig Allen before she left New York, and more.Next up, our very own Ellie McCarron got in the hot seat to test the boys on their Emma Chamberlain knowledge. Geno knew quite a bit. Jack? Not so much. Emma Chamberlain is launching a line of furniture with West Elm. Emma used to be known online as a thrifter, and has since propelled herself into mainstream celebrity status, with features from Architectural Digest.Last? KitKat. There was a theft overseas over the weekend, where thousands of KitKats were STOLEN. The investigation is ongoing. No one was hurt, but so many KitKats are missing. The suspect(s) are still at large, and there is no probable cause at this time. Jack Westerkamp has been conducting research, finding sources, reading articles, and putting two and two together. He currently believes that the heist is a marketing scam! However, he asked Claude about it, and Claude thinks it’s a legitimate heist. So… only time will tell.

Whatzzzzgoooderrrrybody!Today's Top Story: WPP's New Business ApproachWe kicked things off with Breaking & Entering's WORLD FAMOUS TWO MINUTE DRILL™.The ACLU dropped a campaign, using Bruce Springsteen's "Born in the U.S.A." just one week before Trump v. Barbara, challenging President Trump's executive order aimed at ending or restricting birthright citizenship. Filed by the ACLU of New Hampshire and others, the lawsuit argues that the 14th Amendment guarantees citizenship to all children born on U.S. soil, regardless of parents' immigration status.The US Army is launching an RFI for its $4 billion (with a B) account, which is currently with Omincom. The account was originally with DDB Chicago since 2018, before the agency was folded into TBWA after Omnicom acquired IPG. The official review process is slated to begin in late spring 2027.72andSunny wins Indeed. Battle of the networking sites. LinkedIn recently launched a campaign with McCann. S/o Jessica Jensen.Omnicom launches an audit with The Trade Desk. This comes after Publicis's audit of The Trade Desk. There's been some beef coming to light. Will it get cooked well-done or remain medium-rare?Jack went to Yahoo NewFronts last night, and Leon Bridges performed at the event. Exclusive information is that someone there own Cardi B tickets.Next up, B&E discussed the latest Zoom campaign, "Take Back Lunch," with Whitney Magnuson, Zoom's Head of Brand Strategy & Activation. They're launching this campaign to remind people to take a lunch. Especially with AI optimizations that are marketed to only help the leaders, Zoom is reminding us that AI is supposed to give us more time throughout the day – so, take that extra time. Get that slop bowl, corporate final boss. Get that 24Karat Matcha Labubu Dubai Chocolate Latte. Something like that... Zoom is hosting a pop up called "Hard Stop Burger Shop," in an attempt to restore balance to the workday.Do... Do... Do we know who's coming up next? Dooley!!!!! We spoke with President of Tombras, Dooley Tombras, about their recent win. This was BREAKING NEWS btw: Tombras wins Regions Bank. For the agency, it's a huge win, and proof that what they're doing is working. Tombras recently acquired Opinionated in Portland, OR (soon to be renamed Tombras West). Tombras was also #20 on Fast Company's Top 20 Most Innovative Marketing CompaniesContent Creator Garrett Thomas joined the show! Garrett just started a creator marketing business, like an Uber for brand partnerships. It's the vessel from point A to point B. He is starting a company called BizMeet Creator. His goal is to connect creators with the companies, to make the best matches for influencer partnerships. He's a very exciting person! And his energy was contagious. Thanks for coming on and chatting with us G Man.Over a 25-year career, motherhood will cost a woman more than $271,000 in lost earnings. Jess Watts, Chief Strategy Officer of DNA&STONE, entered Ellie's Room (hosted by our very own, charismatic, Irish-blooded, and East Village-living Ellie McCarron) to discuss this persisting gender pay gap. "We need to talk about our salaries more."We closed out this show with some shenanigans (as per usual), chopping it up, talking shop. Geno broke a record for the longest Millennial Pause by a Gen Zer. That's all folks. See ya next time ya party animals. Looking at you, JR.

We're baaaaack! Tuesday's Edition of The Breaking & Entering Show brought a whole bunch of ad fodder with a little bit less Subway Surfers and a little less glaze, too.We kicked off The Show with the WORLD FAMOUS TWO MINUTE DRILL™. Today's topic roulette includes the LA28 Look of the Games. 2028's Look for the Olympic and Paralympic Games are inspired by Southern California's legendary superblooms; it blends the deserts, valleys, and cliffs. More on LA28 later. Digital creator Tony P (@_tonypindc) did a fake d*ck reveal in collaboration with golf apparel brand Travis Mathew – people are calling it one of the most clever and on-brand influencer partnerships in recent time. Ads are coming to Apple Maps… KFC’s latest spot in their “Believe In Chicken” campaign has been released; the work was created in partnership with Mother London. This is one of my favorite campaigns (Ross speaking here) – I fell in love with the campaign when I saw the “BELIEVE IN CHICKEN” spot in a London cinema in 2024. Mother continues to Mother with this one. To round out the WORLD FAMOUS TWO MINUTE DRILL, we discussed Fast Company’s Most Innovative Companies list. Breaking & Entering Media did not make the list.To commence our trifecta of guests, Shane Hegde (CEO of Air), a creative ops platform joined The Show. Shane is a longtime friend of the program, and at Air, they recently took a full-page NYT ad, with a handwritten manifesto from Shane myself. The first line of the manifesto was “AI would never smoke a cigarette with you.” This piece of creative + the social videos released earlier today round out their recent creative campaign, championing Air as the go-to hub for creatives to harness AI technology and use these tools to their advantage.From JFK to LAX, Alex Center (Founder of CENTER) joined The Show to talk about the Look of the Olympic and Paralympic LA28 Games. Alex is not directly affiliated or involved with the branding for 2028’s Games, but he is an expert in design, so we turned to him for his honest opinion. He didn’t hold back, and he brought up some points as to why he thinks this could have been a stronger branding opportunity for the Games to prove themselves. They went with a malleable design language, and this is particularly one of the reasons Alex thinks it’s weak. There’s nothing that makes it instantly recognizable in his eyes. The branding is inspired by the geographies of Los Angeles. They did an infinite loop, comprising 13 patterns the team is calling blooms, each one a different nod to the people, life, and culture of Los Angeles. The design was created by LA28 in-house in collaboration with 7 (SEVEN) other design agencies. What do you think?And for the trilogy in today’s chronicles, Amy Rodgers (Head of Content at WARC) joined The Show to talk about the WARC Awards. The WARC team builds some of the most respected effectiveness rankings in the industry – aggregated from various award venues and feedback streams. She oversees content at the WARC Awards, and today we broke down (with Amy’s help) what campaigns / brands / agencies actually win, and what kind of work stood out this year.Then, we had some fun with our latest feature: the producer cam. Ross and Ellie got into a bit of a kerfuffle behind the screens – now entirely viewable to our audience. So, no more tomfoolery from the backrooms from the Production Crew. See ya tmrw AdFam.

Hump dayyyyyy at the Breaking & Entering Show was nothing short of fabulous.Todd Kaplan, CMO of Kraft Heinz, joined the show to talk about the Kraft Heinz partnership with the NFL. They recently canceled their brand breakup between Kraft and Heinz, and they're unrolling new products in a $600M growth push. They're beginning the NFL partnership at the NFL draft in April, in Pittsburgh – which happens to be (maybe a coincidence, maybe not) the hometown of the brand Kraft Heinz. By coincidence, Kraft Heinz also shot a commercial in Jack's brother's backyard.Next on the show was Katie Deighton. You know her if you work in advertising, and you've probably read her work. She's a reporter at The Wall Street Journal. She joined the show to deliver the State of the Advertising Union. We discussed agency structures, brand marketing, and in-house vs. outsourcing of creative and strategic talent. We got into Gap, hot takes, and brand entertainment do's and don't's. Barbie, Lego, Hershey's – all the good stuff and what it means for marketers in the future. Is this building brand equity? Driving more sales? Increasing brand favorability? Who knows? Katie knows. Tune in to hear her expertise.Leanne Fremar joined us to chat all things JPMorganChase. They're luxurizing the credit card industry, one campaign at a time. They've been with Hailey Bieber, Michael B. Jordan, A’ja Wilson, Stephen Curry, Kevin Hart, and more. They're continuing to drastically change the space which was previously seen as a bit dull or boring. But JPMorganChase continues their efforts to make credit cards sexy. And (glaze alert) they're doing a pretty damn good job at it.NEW SEGMENT ALERT!!!!!! THE GIRLS' ROOM!!!!!!! Hosted by Ellie McCarron, our spokesperson for all campaigns and creativity in this space. She brought to our attention some drama at the Oscar's including Misty Copeland and Merit taking shots at Timmy Chalamet. Reformation and the Seattle Opera House also joined in and had a couple great social posts as well as some unique email marketing. We don't hear about email marketing too much nowadays, but when it's effective, it's effective. And this one broke through the noise of those typical constant emails we're bombarded with.

We took the Breaking & Entering Show to SXSW – thank you to Framer for making this possible!In this yeehaw cowboy-studded episode of The Breaking & Entering Show, we talked with creative leaders at the coolest anti-marketing marketing conference in the world, SXSW. It's so much more than a conference, and you'll know if you've been, but there's everything from lectures to concerts to comedy to film screenings. Austin is the coolest place to be in mid-March in any given year. We sat down with some of the coolest in this ep.We started off HOT with Sean McBride, Chief Creative Officer at Arnold Worldwide. The legend from the city that starts with a B and rhymes with Austin joined us to talk creative philosophy, and he played us some guitar at the end of his segment. His name is now with the greats like Willie Nelson and Sublime (they both recorded albums in the studio).Then we brought in Beth Keamy, Chief Digital Officer at TBWA, the Disruption agency. She discussed with us where the agency was headed, her thoughts on SXSW, and more.Craig Allen joined the show. He is the Founder and Chief Creative Officer at CALLEN, the crazy wacky Austin-based shop. They talked about the Austin culture and the SXSW culture. They're okay with owning that they're the misfits of the Austin ad world. There's a lesson to be had in that.Krystle Loyland, CEO at PREACHER, joined us to SPREAD THE GOOD WORD about the Austin-based shop. They have gospel choirs at their parties. Blood, sweat, and tears go into hosting these parties, but they have "a blast" doing them – so it's worth it. It's all for the Love of the Game.On the horn we got Jorn (but he came in person and wasn't really on the horn). Jorn van Dijk, Founder of Framer. We showed off our sharpied-in Framer logos on the mics. Shoutout Framer btw. And we talked about the culture of SXSW changing, from someone who's been going for several years now. Btw, did we mention that Framer is cool? We talked website innovation, Dead Internet Theory, the marketing bottleneck, and creativity vs. business results. Yo, btw, shoutout Framer for making this possible. And thanks Jorn for a scorchin' hot convo.And l-l-last but not least, we got Jay Russell, Chief Creative Officer at GSD&M to close out this star-studded cast in the SXSW Edition of The Breaking & Entering Show, presented by Framer. Jay played some guitar, cracked some jokes, and talked all things Austin – all while drinking a Lone Star beer. That's so Jay... Thanks for tuning in to today's special edition of the B&E Show. We'll catch ya tomorrow for our regularly scheduled programming.More from Breaking and Entering Media:💼 Follow on LinkedIn⁠ https://www.linkedin.com/company/breaking-entering-podcast/⁠📖 Read our Publications⁠ https://www.breaking-entering.com/blog⁠💬 Join our Unlocked GroupMe⁠ https://groupme.com/join_group/102437585/xg5Z5tei⁠✉️ Subscribe to The Vault⁠ https://breakingandenteringadv.substack.com/⁠📹 Subscribe to our :60 Advertising News Videos⁠ https://breakingandentering.beehiiv.com/⁠🏆 Check out the Crowbar Awards to break into advertising⁠ https://www.crowbarawards.com/⁠🤝 Work With Us - Email: ⁠breakingandentering@smoothmedia.co⁠