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How your CFO can unlock marketing growth
May 1, 2026
23m 27s
Tackling your weaknesses as a leader
Apr 24, 2026
23m 46s
How to get the best performance out of your agency
Apr 17, 2026
22m 16s
How to find inspiration
Apr 10, 2026
21m 33s
The price of leadership: the sacrifices every CMO has to make
Apr 3, 2026
19m 17s
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| Date | Episode | Description | Length | ||||||
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| 5/1/26 | How your CFO can unlock marketing growth | In this episode of Uncensored Renegades, Jon and Kory tackle one of the most underrated relationships in business: marketing and finance.Too often, marketers see the CFO as a blocker. In reality, they can be your biggest ally. Jon and Kory break down how to build a strong relationship with finance, why understanding how the business really works is critical, and how to turn your marketing plan into something the CFO actually wants to champion.Timestamps00:00 - Start01:08 - Where the KBO$$ nickname came from02:06 - Why the CFO relationship is so important04:39 - Understand how the business needs to work05:51 - How to build the relationship with your CFO09:54 - Get finance to present your marketing plan11:16 - How to make earnings interesting14:31 - Are founder led companies more effective?16:35 - How to approach risk in a business20:52 - Translating data into insights | 23m 27s | ||||||
| 4/24/26 | Tackling your weaknesses as a leader | In this episode of Uncensored Renegades, Jon and Kory tackle something most people avoid: their own weaknesses.From brutally honest feedback from partners and teams to self-awareness and uncomfortable truths, they explore how to identify what you’re not good at and why that might be the most important step in growing as a leader. They also ask whether weaknesses are just overused strengths, and how traits like empathy or attention to detail can become liabilities if left unchecked.This is a candid, self-reflective conversation on turning your weaknesses into something you can actually use.Recommended reading:Good to Great by Jim CollinsIndistractible by Nir EyalTimestamps00:00 - Start00:51 - It’s ok to talk about the things you’re not good at02:23 - How do you know what you’re not good at?03:06 - Kory’s weaknesses according to her husband04:22 - Jon’s weaknesses according to his team06:19 - Kory’s weaknesses according to her07:15 - Is a weakness an overbuilt strength?08:54 - Can empathy be a weakness?10:38 - Why Kory is trying to improve her punctuation marks14:56 - Why Jon is terrible at company politics17:36 - Why Kory wants to go to the doctors more often18:50 - How to turn weaknesses into strengths | 23m 46s | ||||||
| 4/17/26 | How to get the best performance out of your agency | Today, Jon and Kory break down one of the most misunderstood relationships in marketing: working with agencies.From treating agencies as a true force multiplier to fixing broken relationships, they share practical advice on how to get the best out of your partners, and what to do when things inevitably go wrong. This is a candid look at trust, expectations, and why the best results come when agencies feel like part of your team, not just a supplier.Whether you’re managing an agency or working inside one, this episode will change how you think about the relationship.Timestamps00:00 - Start01:20 - Why agencies can be a force multiplier02:11 - How to fix a broken agency relationship04:12 - How to set your agency up for success08:36 - Bringing your agency into your company13:42 - What to do when things go wrong with your agency18:30 - Be tough in victory and gentle in defeat20:17 - What is the cost of changing your agency? | 22m 16s | ||||||
| 4/10/26 | How to find inspiration | Today, Jon and Kory explore a simple but often overlooked skill: how to actually find inspiration.From brands like Tony’s Chocolonely to supermarkets, subways, and even nature, they break down why the best ideas rarely come from inside your own company. Instead, inspiration comes from changing your environment, staying curious, and being open to unexpected moments.If you’re feeling stuck, this episode is a reminder that great ideas are everywhere, if you’re willing to look for them.Timestamps00:00 - Start00:32 - Why Jon is inspired by Tony’s Chocolonely06:45 - Why you need to look outside your company for inspiration08:35 - Finding inspiration in nature10:54 - The importance of changing your context12:56 - Getting inspiration in a supermarket14:33 - Getting inspiration on the metro16:57 - Why you need to be open to be inspired | 21m 33s | ||||||
| 4/3/26 | The price of leadership: the sacrifices every CMO has to make | Leadership at the top level doesn't come free it costs time, energy, and often the comfort of a predictable life. In this episode, Kory and Jon get honest about what it really takes to lead as a CMO: the personal sacrifices, the travel, the pressure, and the constant balancing act between work and home. From managing time zones on the road to the surprisingly powerful concept of strategic laziness, this is a candid look at what high-performance leadership actually demands, and how to make it sustainable.Timestamps00:00 - Start00:39 - What sacrifices do CMOs need to make04:37 - How to balance work with home life06:36 - Managing time zone differences when you travel10:41 - How to apply strategic laziness14:15 - How to lead effectively under pressure from travelling | 19m 17s | ||||||
| 3/27/26 | How not to get fired (from the world’s leading expert) | Getting fired is one of the most humbling experiences in business, and one of the most instructive. In this episode, Kory and Jon get candid about the times they've been let go, what went wrong, and the hard-won lessons that followed. Jon in particular has a story or two to share (including getting fired twice in 18 months), and between them they unpack what it really takes to survive and thrive in high-stakes leadership roles.Timestamps00:00 - Start01:22 - What Jon learned from being fired twice03:35 - How not to get fired08:20 - How to understand your boss (so you don’t get fired)10:50 - Align yourself with the company, not just personal goals13:11 - How Jon got fired for the second time in 18 months16:12 - Are you the right person to work for a high growth company?17:50 - Be careful where you get hired | 21m 03s | ||||||
| 3/20/26 | Why you need a personal board of directors | Companies have boards of directors to make big decisions, so why don't individuals? Kory does exactly this in her life, so she breaks down why she does it, how she chose the people to be a part of her board, and the kind of decisions they helps her make.Timestamps00:00 - Start01:17 - What is a personal board of directors?04:07 - When to use your board of directors04:51 - What makes a good personal board of directors?06:21 - How to choose your board08:58 - The power of networking11:41 - What not to do with your personal board of directors12:37 - Finding people outside your industry19:09 - Why you learn more deeper into your career | 21m 41s | ||||||
| 3/13/26 | The power of kindness (while being a disruptor) | e.l.f. lives by the mission of being "a bold disruptor with a kind heart" a refreshing stance when disruption is rarely paired with kindness. Kory explains why kindness is at the core of how e.l.f. operates, what it actually looks like in practice, and what holds most people back from embracing it.LinksUnreasonable Hospitality by Will GuidaraG.O.A.T. Wisdom by Dr Brent RidgeTimestamps00:00 - Start00:53 - Being a bold disruptor with a kind heart03:11 - The difference between being kind and being nice08:02 - Why we should be kind to our competitors09:30 - The science to kindness10:56 - Why fear of embarrassment stops us being kind17:02 - The power of kindness for your career19:08 - Kindness doesn’t have to be big gestures | 23m 45s | ||||||
| 3/6/26 | Lessons from sh*tty moments (and bosses) | Every week, Jon and Kory pull back the curtain on the messy, unfiltered reality of building a career on your own terms. Throughout their long and successful careers, they've had their fair share of sh*tty moments and even sh*ttier bosses. From Kory being literally barked orders at in her first job, to Jon being fired after just 3 months at his dream job. These are the moments that make you question everything. But they're also the moments that shape you. Tune in for the lessons, the laughs, and zero sugarcoating.Timestamps00:00 - Start00:37 - Why sh*tty moments?01:24 - Kory moment #1 - the fire that fuels you04:20 - How to be a good boss05:43 - Jon moment #1 - when to have the hard conversations11:13 - Kory moment #2 - a lesson in de-escalation16:28 - Jon moment #2 - impossible and unreasonable expectations20:59 - Kory moment #3 - be careful of the bridges you burn25:51 - Jon moment #3 - the power of being vulnerable | 31m 11s | ||||||
| 2/27/26 | How innovation succeeds | How are great products created through innovation? Jon and Kory tackle this topic bringing entertaining examples from their careers, including the runaway success of e.l.f.'s Power Grip primer. So what's the key to innovation? Culture, constraints, and most importantly, being close to your customer.Timestamps00:00 - Start01:04 - Why innovation is Jon’s favourite marketing topic01:35 - Creating the cultural conditions necessary for innovation04:25 - The measuring stick for innovation06:23 - Why innovation fails08:19 - The innovation of e.l.f.’s Power Grip Primer15:09 - How constraint breeds innovation20:07 - Innovation when you’re close to your customer | 26m 27s | ||||||
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| 2/20/26 | Marketing is Poetry | How do you distil something as complex as marketing into something simple?In this special episode of Uncensored Renegades, Kory delivers a powerful seven-minute poem (originally written as a pattern-disrupting acceptance speech) that captures the emotional weight, pressure, and responsibility of modern marketing leadership.Born from a flash of inspiration at an AC/DC concert, the poem explores the trials of being a CMO, the burden of accountability, and the mental fortitude required to lead.After the performance, Jon reacts candidly, unpacking the themes of ownership, bravery, and the uncomfortable truth that in leadership, pretty much everything is down to you.Timestamps00:00 - Start00:28 - Why marketing is poetry to Kory02:25 - Where did Kory’s love for poetry start?03:58 - How poetry makes complex things simple04:56 - Why Kory wrote a poem and not an acceptance speech12:29 - Kory Marchisotto’s marketing poem19:43 - Jon reacts to Kory’s poem21:04 - The power of mental fortitude24:34 - Pretty much everything is down to you, and you alone26:45 - You don’t have to have all the answers28:05 - Seek out what you don’t know | 31m 09s | ||||||
| 2/13/26 | How to win a Cannes Lion | With Cannes Lions deadlines looming, Jon and Kory dive into what it really takes to pitch, and win, at Cannes.We recorded this episode on the final day of Cannes 2025, with Kory in the thick of e.l.f’s "So Many D*cks" campaign submission for both a Glass and Titanium Lion. With the experience fresh in her mind, she breaks down the realities of the process.Jon brings a different perspective, reflecting on his own Bronze and Silver Lion wins from years past, and the hard-earned lessons that came with them.Timestamps00:00 - Intro00:49 - The pitching process for a Cannes Lion03:14 - The pitch process for a Glass Lion06:51 - The power of the Pratfall Effect08:39 - Pitching for a Titanium Lion10:41 - Jon’s tips from winning his Silver and Bronze Lions12:17 - Audience before content14:14 - How to make your campaign interesting (and not dull)16:25 - How e.l.f. makes their campaigns interesting18:58 - How to hack your campaign; babies or animals | 19m 56s | ||||||
| 2/6/26 | What is marketing? | When you define any other business function, the answer is simple. What is finance? What is HR? What is IT?When you ask, what is marketing? The answer is broad. Is it sales? Is it storytelling? Is it brand?In this episode, Kory and Jon dig into some of the words used to define marketing and decrypt some of the findings.Timestamps00:00 - Intro00:15 - Why is marketing hard to define?04:35 - Why brand is so important08:36 - How your brand shows up when hiring people10:36 - The words that describe marketing14:47 - Do marketers neglect the role of strategy?17:25 - The most surprising words that define marketing18:39 - The power of storytelling | 20m 55s | ||||||
| 1/30/26 | Why you need to know your e.l.f.ing numbers | Know your e.l.f.ing numbers - it's your responsibility as a leader. Jon and Kory share stories of when this has helped them in roles, and share advice on how CMOs can be successful in getting more budget, taking bigger risks and, ultimately, grow the brand (for 25 consecutive quarters in Kory’s case).Timestamps00:00 - Intro00:34 - You just do the cutting, sticking and colouring in01:42 - Why knowing your numbers is so important for CMOs05:25 - Making the case for long term marketing investment08:10 - Why CMOs need to earn the right to take risks12:05 - Managing internal politics in the c-suite15:16 - Kory’s formula to create successful work | 19m 41s | ||||||
| 1/23/26 | Why we need to embrace failure | Failure needs to be rebranded. Most see it negatively, but history shows great successes are followed shortly after failures. Jon and Kory tackle the stigma against failures, why we should embrace them across the organisations we work for. They also share their biggest failures in their career and what they’ve learned from them.Timestamps00:00 - Intro01:54 - Why are we afraid to talk about failure?04:07 - Why failures set you up for success11:11 - Jon’s biggest failure18:20 - Kory’s biggest failure | 22m 59s | ||||||
| 1/16/26 | Uncensored Renegades Launch Preview [Live from NYC] | Get to know the hosts of Uncensored Renegades, Jon Evans and Kory Marchisotto, find out more about why the duo started the show, and whats to come in the future.Timestamps00:00 - Intro01:06 - Background to Uncensored Renegades01:59 - Why Renegades?02:39 - The response to Jon’s launch post05:48 - What topics will be discussed on the show?08:47 - The partnership that led to the podcast11:50 - Why the name “Renegades”?13:54 - Getting to know Jon and Kory27:45 - What do you do to recharge?38:33 - Inspiring books41:32 - Crowdsourcing topic ideas | 46m 30s | ||||||
| 1/14/26 | Teaser and Introduction - Uncensored Renegades | Welcome to Uncensored Renegades, with Jon Evans and Kory Marchisotto. Join the duo as they tackle the topics often avoided - being fired, terrible bosses, failure, and more.This teaser episode includes clips from the first 12 episodes, covering a range of topics, and an introduction from Jon and Kory about why they started the podcast.Come back to this feed on Friday 16th November for the launch episode, recorded live in New York. | 4m 02s | ||||||
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