A supercut of every "rhyme" with Jordan Catalano from the original theme song of The Brand Hole

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Holy 50th episode. It's crammed full of the professional advice you crave, and the returning guests you can't get enough of: Amanda Munilla, Paula Pou, Anjelica Triola, Emma Cofer, and Mike Preston.&nbsp; Stick around for the end to hear about some upcoming changes to the format of The Brand Hole, and an amazing compilation of theme song versions that James Sparber put together, as a gift to us all.&nbsp;

Ep 50: Horny for Our 50th Episode (w/ Your Favorite Guests)

When a brand gets something really, really wrong, it's often because it missed something really important about what its brand means to the people who use it. And when a brand gets something really right? It might be because it tapped into a way of using its brand that it hadn't understood before. &nbsp; Special guest Danya Glabau of Implosion Labs joins to explain what ethnographic research is, its value in answering "how" questions, and what to think about along the way.&nbsp; &nbsp; Episode link:&nbsp;https://culanth.org/articles/741-writing-the-implosion-teaching-the-world-one &nbsp; We're back in two weeks with part 2, where we'll get into why brands should use ethnographic research; how brands can find new opportunity if they're willing rethink how they recruit for, and design, research that's more inclusive; and what to do with the tools that come out of ethnographic research.&nbsp;

Ep. 51: How to ask how (w/ Danya Glabau)

Special guest Danya Glabau of Implosion Labs&nbsp;is back for part 2 of our discussion of ethnographic research. We get into why brands should even bother with this kind of research, why they should rethink their research recruiting criteria to include input from people, groups, and perspectives they don't always consider, and what to expect when they're expecting the results of a study.&nbsp;

Ep 52: Why to ask how (w/ Danya Glabau)

It turns out, there's more brands can do to be accessible than avoid yellow type on white (though that's still bad too). Dan Hendrickson of Volum8 (www.volum8.com) invited The Brand Hole up to Montgomery, NY, to learn the basics of accessibility in the digital world. Back in two weeks with part 2, where Dan talks about how to actually do this, and whose job it should be to make this a part of the work you do (hint: if you're reading this, it's probably your job).&nbsp;&nbsp;

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