Advertise on podcast: Talking Too Loud with Chris Savage

Joe Glover, co-founder of The Marketing Meetup, joins Chris Savage to talk about revenge fuel — the quiet motivation behind many businesses — and how it evolves over time. They explore what actually lasts in marketing, why 90% doesn’t change, and how care, clarity, and culture shape communities and events people want to return to. Links to Learn More: Follow Joe on LinkedIn Follow Savage on LinkedIn

We’re going meta today: our video editor Justin joins the show to talk about what we’ve learned taking Talking Too Loud from audio-only to video-first. We get into editing decisions that change the story — reactions, pacing, B-roll, on-screen text, and intros — plus what we’ve learned from clips across TikTok, Instagram, LinkedIn, and YouTube (including why the same clip can perform wildly differently on each platform). If you’re adapting a podcast to video or building for YouTube, this episode is for you. Links to Learn More: Follow Justin on LinkedIn Follow Savage on LinkedIn Subscribe to Talking Too Loud on Wistia Watch on YouTube Follow Talking Too Loud on Instagram Follow Talking Too Loud on TikTok

A lot changed in B2B this year — new tools, new formats, and new expectations for how brands show up. In this wrap-up episode, Chris and Sylvie revisit the 2025 Talking Too Loud moments hat sparked debate, rewired assumptions, and stuck with them long after the recording ended, including: What the rise of AI revealed about meaning, taste, and human judgmentWhy fear fades once you “look under the bed”How brand is built through memory, permission, and trust — not tacticsWhy audience understanding beats posting cadence every timeThe danger of random acts of marketing — and how to make better betsWhy decisions (even in B2B) are emotionalThe one storytelling principle that shapes every great narrative: transformationLinks to Learn More: Follow Savage on LinkedIn Follow Sylvie on LinkedIn Subscribe to Talking Too Loud on Wistia Watch on YouTube Follow Talking Too Loud on Instagram Follow Talking Too Loud on TikTok Love what you heard? Leave us a review! On Apple On Spotify

AI is changing creative work faster than teams can adapt — but what does that actually look like from the inside? Storyblocks CEO TJ Leonard joins Chris to break down the real shifts happening in creative workflows, team culture, customer expectations, and the definition of “good” in an AI-accelerated world. In this conversation, they get into: Why we’ve reached a pivot point in creative technologyHow generative AI is reshaping what customers expectWhy output is no longer the bottleneckThe new role of taste and “editorial judgment”How creative teams can navigate uncertainty and move fasterWhere the future of content creation is heading — and who will thriveWhether you’re a creator, marketer, or leading a team inside this shift, this conversation will change how you see the next chapter of creative work. Links to Learn More: Follow TJ Leonard on LinkedIn Follow Savage on LinkedIn Subscribe to Talking Too Loud on Wistia Watch on YouTube Follow Talking Too Loud on Instagram Follow Talking Too Loud on TikTok Love what you heard? Leave us a review! On Apple On Spotify

AI tools like ChatGPT and Perplexity are quietly becoming the place where discovery happens — but there’s a big blind spot most brands haven’t noticed yet: your videos. In this episode, Chris and Sylvie sit down with Ben Ruedlinger (one of Wistia’s earliest employees) and Phill Nottingham (founder of Organic Video and longtime Wistia collaborator) to unpack why most videos are invisible to AI search. They break down what actually happens when an LLM “reads” your website, why traditional embeds and YouTube fall short, and how Wistia’s new LLM-friendly embed codes make video content readable to AI without wrecking your site experience. If you rely on video to explain what you do, attract the right customers, or stand out in your niche, this is an episode you can’t afford to skip. Links to Learn More: Follow Ben Ruedlinger on LinkedIn Follow Phill Nottingham on LinkedIn Follow Savage on LinkedIn Subscribe to Talking Too Loud on Wistia Watch on YouTube Follow Talking Too Loud on Instagram Follow Talking Too Loud on TikTok Love what you heard? Leave us a review! On Apple On Spotify

What does it really take to move from marketing chaos to clarity? Emily Kramer — co-founder of MKT1 and startup marketing advisor — joins Chris and Sylvie to talk about how marketers can stop doing “random acts of marketing” and start making smarter, more strategic bets. Together, they unpack how to identify your company’s marketing advantages, why every big initiative should have the potential to be a fund returner, and how to build the kind of marketing team that thrives in the AI era. If you’ve ever wondered whether your marketing has a strategy or is more of a to-do list, this episode is for you. Links to Learn More: Follow Emily Kramer on LinkedIn Follow Savage on LinkedIn Subscribe to Talking Too Loud on Wistia Watch on YouTube Follow Talking Too Loud on Instagram Follow Talking Too Loud on TikTok Love what you heard? Leave us a review! On Apple On Spotify

Can marketers be too data-driven? In this episode of Talking Too Loud, Talia Wolf—founder of GetUplift and creator of the Emotional Targeting framework—joins Chris and Sylvie to explore how emotion drives every decision. They dig into the balance between data and social listening, discuss why every B2B purchase is more emotional than you think, and show how empathy can help brands stand out in the AI era. Links to Learn More: Follow Talia Wolf on LinkedIn Follow Savage on LinkedIn Subscribe to Talking Too Loud on Wistia Watch on YouTube Follow Talking Too Loud on Instagram Follow Talking Too Loud on TikTok Love what you heard? Leave us a review! On Apple On Spotify

What really makes a brand unforgettable? On the latest episode of Talking Too Loud, John Bonini, founder of Content Brands, joins Chris and Sylvie to unpack why creative risks and wacky ideas—like launching a free plan with a parade—can build genuine fandom, and how that fandom becomes the growth lever that sets businesses apart in the age of AI. Links to Learn More: John Bonini Follow Savage on LinkedIn Subscribe to Talking Too Loud on Wistia Watch on YouTube Follow Talking Too Loud on Instagram Follow Talking Too Loud on TikTok Love what you heard? Leave us a review! On Apple On Spotify

What’s holding B2B companies back from using video for growth? On the latest episode of Talking Too Loud, Ademola Adelakun, founder of A2 Media, joins Chris and Sylvie to break down video misconceptions, how to build a winning strategy, and why putting the customer at the center of your story changes everything.

AI has made it faster, cheaper, and easier than ever to create content. But if everyone can crank out something “decent,” everything starts to look the same — and sameness is boring. On this episode of Talking Too Loud, Mark Schaefer, marketing strategist and author of Audacious: How Humans Win in an AI Marketing World, explains why competence is vulnerable, why boldness is the only real edge, and how brands can double down on what AI can’t fake: trust, emotion, and humanity. Learn more about Mark Schaefer Follow Savage on LinkedIn Subscribe to Talking Too Loud on Wistia Watch on YouTube Follow Talking Too Loud on Instagram Follow Talking Too Loud on TikTok Love what you heard? Leave us a review! On Apple On Spotify

Most marketers are creating way too much content and getting way too little from it. On the latest episode of Talking Too Loud, Justin Simon, creator of the Distribution First approach, shares how to flip the script: build a system for repurposing, get more out of what you already have, and fight off content burnout. Links to Learn More: Follow Justin Simon on LinkedIn Follow Savage on LinkedIn Subscribe to Talking Too Loud on Wistia Watch on YouTube Follow Talking Too Loud on Instagram Follow Talking Too Loud on TikTok Love what you heard? Leave us a review! On Apple On Spotify

AI is transforming marketing — making alignment between product, marketing, and sales more critical than ever. In this episode of Talking Too Loud, Amplitude CMO Tifenn Dano Kwan shares how she bridges team cultures, drives trust, and uses deadlines to turn the GTM tug-of-war into growth. Links to Learn More: Follow Tifenn Dano Kwan on LinkedIn Follow Savage on LinkedIn Subscribe to Talking Too Loud on Wistia Watch on YouTube Follow Talking Too Loud on Instagram Follow Talking Too Loud on TikTok Love what you heard? Leave us a review! On Apple On Spotify

What does it take to build a product people fall in love with? Superhuman founder Rahul Vohra joins Chris and Sylvie to talk about designing for delight, why speed still matters, and how AI fits into the future of joyful software. Plus: how the Grammarly acquisition opens a new chapter for Superhuman. Links to Learn More: Follow Rahul Vohra on LinkedIn Follow Savage on LinkedIn Subscribe to Talking Too Loud on Wistia Watch on YouTube Follow Talking Too Loud on Instagram Follow Talking Too Loud on TikTok Love what you heard? Leave us a review! On Apple On Spotify

On this episode of Talking Too Loud, Josh Blyskal, AI Strategist at Profound, joins Chris and Sylvie to break down Answer Engine Optimization (AEO), why writing niche blog content still matters, and how brands can get seen (and convert more leads) in an AI-first search world. Links to Learn More: Follow Josh Blyskal on LinkedIn Follow Savage on LinkedIn Subscribe to Talking Too Loud on Wistia Watch on YouTube Follow Talking Too Loud on Instagram Follow Talking Too Loud on TikTok Love what you heard? Leave us a review! On Apple On Spotify

Brendan Schwartz, Wistia’s Co-founder and CTO, joins Chris and Sylvie to break down the European Accessibility Act, share Wistia’s journey to making video truly accessible, and explain why inclusive design leads to better products for everyone. Links to Learn More: Follow Brendan on LinkedIn Follow Savage on LinkedIn Subscribe to Talking Too Loud on Wistia Watch on YouTube Follow Talking Too Loud on Instagram Follow Talking Too Loud on TikTok Love what you heard? Leave us a review! On Apple On Spotify