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It's No Fluke

by Shorty Awards

AJR’s Adam Met, Million Dollar Listing’s Ryan Serhant, Community’s Yvette Nicole Brown, and brands such as Fanatics, Adobe, Shoprite, Comic Relief all have one thing in common - It’s No Fluke they found success. We explore the big ideas, the ups and downs in creative work and life, the inner workings of storytelling through thought-provoking and culturally relevant conversations with the most prominent and diverse voices, from creators to brands and the greatest minds of our time. Episodes drop each Tuesday morning. Stay tuned!

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Dan Robbins, Head of Brand Sponsorships at Substack, discusses the platform's evolution in brand partnerships and sponsorship formats. Robbins brings substantial credibility to the conversation: he's held executive roles at PayPal, Roku, and Nielsen, taught advertising economics at Cornell, and has been recognized as…

Worth it if you're a brand marketer or Substack creator evaluating new partnership opportunities, or if you're curious about how platforms are reinventing native advertising.

It's No Fluke episode 463 features Tameka Bazile, an 8-year veteran social strategist and corporate creator currently at Business Insider, discussing how careers don't need to follow a single linear path. Bazile brings substantial credibility: she's held senior social strategy roles at TIME and Business Insider, won a…

Worth it if you're a professional woman or marketer exploring non-linear career paths, building a personal brand, or considering a pivot into the creator economy.

Sandy Carter, CEO of EQUS and a seasoned technology executive with experience scaling multi-billion-dollar businesses at AWS and IBM, discusses the "4 Deadly Sins of AI" in this 30-minute episode. Carter brings substantial credibility to the conversation: she's an Adweek Power AI 100 honoree, Microsoft MSN AI…

Worth it if you want a credible executive's perspective on AI risks and trust, and don't mind a conceptual overview without guaranteed deep dives or case studies.

It's No Fluke episode 461 features Dana Hork, founder and co-leader of Beers With Friends, a creative microagency that helps ambitious brands solve high-stakes creative challenges in five-day sprint cycles. The episode explores Dana's background and philosophy around modern creative partnerships. Dana brings extensive…

Worth it if you're interested in modern agency models, creative partnership approaches, or want to learn from someone with extensive brand-building experience across major companies.

It's No Fluke episode 460 features Michelle Coulson, CEO and founder of Remote Rebellion, discussing her journey from burned-out corporate recruiter to remote work strategist. Coulson shares her personal transformation: after 7 years in recruitment roles across London, Singapore, and Australia, she was so consumed by…

Worth it if you're considering a career shift to remote work and value inspirational narratives about lifestyle design, but less useful if you need specific job-search tactics or data-driven strategies.

It's No Fluke episode 459 features Ash Kumra, an AI ecosystem builder and thought leader in the intersection of AI and business leadership. Kumra brings substantial credentials to the conversation: he writes a regular column on AI and leadership for Inc.com, leads the San Francisco chapter of The AI Collective (a…

Worth it if you're interested in AI strategy and niche positioning from a well-connected ecosystem builder, but verify the episode covers topics relevant to your needs first.

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