A marketing podcast
that's buttoned up and
down-to-earth.

In the marketing industry, we always want to show and not tell; present as all product and no process. But for every slick campaign, we had a series of go-nowhere, empty-headed brainstorms. For any dazzling pitch, a dozen clunky, off-the-mark run throughs. We put our game faces on every time we walk in the office, and we keep it on long after calling it a day.

So what happens if we let our hair down?

We get Marketing Sweats, an industry podcast that strips away the pretense and the pantsuits. Host Misty Klobucher sits down in literal sweats, trading working hour formality for happy hour candor with some of the most dynamic professionals in our business. They pour it all out every episode (even a glass of wine) with real talk that may make you break a sweat.

So, if you’re ready to experience the day and night of the marketing journey — from the successes that set you back to the failures that rocket you forward — you’ve come to the right podcast. Marketing Sweats is here to push the industry conversation outside all of our comfort zones, but, truth be told, we’re going to get comfortable to do it.

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The latest:

A New Chapter for Bradley University with President James Shadid

Bradley University’s 13th president, James Shadid, sits down with Misty to talk leadership and his vision for the future of the university — one rooted in collaboration, community and purpose.
Nik Kleverov

Redefining Storytelling Through AI Innovation with Nik Kleverov

Curious how technology is reshaping the creative process? In this episode we chat with Nik Kleverov about innovation, iteration and what happens when bold ideas meet cutting-edge tools.
Jason Brown

A Look at Simantel’s First Market Research Report with Jason Brown

In this episode of Marketing Sweats, Misty chats with Jason Brown, insights director at Simantel, about our latest research report: Problem-solving Through Partnerships. Spoiler: Strong, long-term partnerships matter more than flashy campaigns.