The Briefing Show: Recent Episodes
Lauren Kelly
Welcome to The Briefing, the show where we take on the brand challenge a social movement is facing – and together with a panel of creative experts – look at how we would solve it, as if they were a real paying client.
On this episode I’m joined by Barbara Waxman and Giles Day as we tackle ‘growing older’. The life stage beyond our 30’s has a bad reputation in popular culture. I believe it is time we reframe growing up and growing old as something we strive for. Let’s discuss!
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Barbara Waxman
Middlescence Life Stage Expert, Coach, Speaker, Author Barbara Waxman
Giles Day
Giles Day - Sydney, Australia | Professional Profile | LinkedIn
Links to things we mention:
- Stanley Hall (1844–1924) - Adolescence, Education, Boys, and Play - StateUniversity.com
Barbara Waxman: The Myth of the Midlife Crisis | TED Talk
The Melbourne Aging Study — Monash University
The Good Liar (2019) - IMDb
Caitlin Moran | Bestselling Author of More Than A WomanCaitlin Moran
On this episode I’m joined by Dan Steiner and Polly Rodriguez as we tackle ‘sex’. The future of sex for our youth is looking bleak. How do we increase the amount of good sex for our future generations? Let’s discuss!
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Dan Steiner
Dan Steiner - Senior Writer - Interbrand | LinkedIn
Polly Rodriguez
Polly Rodriguez - CEO & Co Founder - Unbound | LinkedIn
Links to some things we mention:
About Unbound (unboundbabes.com)
MakeLoveNotPorn - social sex video sharing platform
We all do it, we just don't talk about it | Cindy Gallop | TEDxUbud - Bing video
Cindy Gallop | The Michael Bay of Business
The Original Period & Incontinence Underwear | Modibodi AU
What is Fintech? – FinTech Australia
OMGyes.com - Groundbreaking research into what feels good and why
Dipsea | Short and Sexy Audio Stories (dipseastories.com)
WOST Cyber Society (womenofsextech.com)
On this episode I’m joined by James Hillhouse and Stefan Dezou as we tackle ‘Diversity’ and in particular, the lack of it in the creative industry, we all know we need more of it, but why aren’t we actually doing it? Let’s discuss!
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James Hillhouse
BITE Fuel Your Imagination | Leo dismantles the educational barriers to entry for dyslexic talent (creativebrief.com)
Stefan Dezou
Stefan Dezou (squarespace.com)
Links to some of the things we mention:
Home (rga.org.au)
Companies & Reviews | Glassdoor.com.au
Home | 72andSunny
Books:
Reflections from Both Sides of the Glass Ceiling by Stephanie Battaglino - 9781735389622 - Dymocks
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On this episode I’m joined by Zoe Scaman and Julie Masters as we tackle ‘periods’. Over 50% of the worlds population have had a period, have a period, or will have a period. Periods are shrouded in confusion, shame, and a general feeling of yuck. We discuss the stigma around periods and taking the uncool to cool- lets discuss!
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Zoe Scaman
bodacious.be - A full service strategy studio
Julie Masters
Julie Masters - CEO - Influence Nation | LinkedIn
Inside Influence on Apple Podcasts
Links to some of the things we mention:
Chloe grace moretz period scene - YouTube
Lucy Peach Tells Us "How to Period Like a Unicorn" ('Cos Facebook Banned Ads for Her Fringe Show) - YouTube
'First Moon Party': A hilarious ad for tampon service - Bing video
Food Period Delivers Great Periods, Naturally
On this episode I’m joined by Ash Stapleton from Interbrand and Carrie Dennes from Carrie Dennes Writing & Branding, as we tackle ‘sustainability’. Sustainability is no longer the domain of Greenpeace and croc wearers, it sits squarely in the main stream! Sustainability shouldn’t be about making it ‘a bit cooler’, it should be the sexiest, most desirable thing in the world- lets discuss!
Follow our guests:
Ash Stapleton- www.ashstapleton.co
Links to some of the things we mention:
The People's Climate Assembly - ARRCC
New Nielsen Study Says Consumers Are Ready to Pay More for Social Responsibility - Sustainable Brands
Book:
We Are The Weather - Jonathan Safran Foer (wearetheweatherbook.com)
Movie:
Blue The Film