Beauties and the Beasts
Icons of the Advertising World
Digitent
Show overview
Beauties and the Beasts has published 3 episodes, alongside 1 trailer or bonus episode during 2020. That works out to roughly 1 hours of audio in total. Releases follow a fortnightly cadence.
Episodes typically run twenty to thirty-five minutes — most land between 15 min and 31 min — though episode length varies meaningfully from one episode to the next. It is catalogued as a EN-language Business show.
The catalogue appears to be on hiatus or wound down — the most recent episode landed 5.5 years ago, with no new episodes in over a year. Published by Digitent.
From the publisher
The true stories of advertising from the boardroom to the bars.Sit down in a big leather chair, light a cigar, and get ready for Beauties and the Beasts. We seek out the big dogs of advertising… sometimes big ego, the always bold, the famous and the infamous people who built the advertising industry into the global monster it is today. We sit down with agency founders, Chief Marketing Officers, digital revolutionaries, innovators and anyone else who has a hand grenade and likes to blow things up. Come with us as we find out how it all goes down. What was their first big break in the business, their big mistake, and just where do the really big ideas (and the really stupid ideas) come from. Join us as we root out true stories from the boardrooms to the bars. These are the beauties and the beasts of the advertising world.
Latest Episodes
The OG of Disruption
The word “bad boy” isn’t often thrown around in the world of advertising, or business in general, but it certainly applies to our guest, Jon Bond. That’s because since the day he started his agency, Kirshenbaum Bond in 1987 at the age of just 29, he has been pushing envelopes and stirring up controversy, all while creating hugely successful ad campaigns for some of the world’s biggest brands. More than just a rebel, Jon changed the game – he’s credited with inventing the pop-up store, sidewalk advertising and the concept of viral marketing. Once called “The OG of disruptive marketing”, Jon sat down with us in New York’s financial district to discuss a bevy of topics, including the time he pissed off the Reagan White House, and how Kenneth Cole and dictator wife Imelda Marcos gave him his big break. Buckle your seat belts, this is Jon Bond.
The Original Madman
Host Will Presti sits down in the Hamptons with ad legend and author Jerry Della Femina. Said to be the inspiration for the hit TV series Mad Men, Jerry’s New York agency, Della Femina, Travisano and Partners, worked hard and played harder. In the 1950s and 60s he led the advertising revolution to full swing with a determined fun loving swagger and creative spirit. And like it or not, there was no such term as “politically correct.” A great story teller, Jerry shares how he started as a delivery boy, built a global agency over three martini lunches, and how he got that Meow Mix cat to sing. Jerry Della Femina is the original mad man. Listen now. #jerrydellafemina #madmen #advertisinglegend #digitentpodcasts
Beauties and the Beasts of the Advertising World Trailer
trailerThe true stories of advertising from the boardroom to the bars. Sit down in a big leather chair, light a cigar, and get ready for Beauties and the Beasts. We seek out the big dogs of advertising… sometimes big ego, the always bold, the famous and the infamous people who built the advertising industry into the global monster it is today. We sit down with agency founders, Chief Marketing Officers, digital revolutionaries, innovators and anyone else who has a hand grenade and likes to blow things up. Come with us as we find out how it all goes down. What was their first big break in the business, their big mistake, and just where do the really big ideas (and the really stupid ideas) come from. Join us as we root out true stories from the boardrooms to the bars. These are the beauties and the beasts of the advertising world.