Best Wavetable Podcasts (2025)

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Ashley Gross on Enterprise Level AI Implementation 34:03

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Ashley Gross has been at the forefront of AI long before ChatGPT made headlines and has spent years helping enterprise and mid-market companies implement AI in ways that drive real business impact. Her expertise lies in aligning leadership and teams, ensuring AI isn’t just a buzzword but a strategic tool that delivers measurable results. Beyond con…

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Leveraging AI to Transform Your LinkedIn and Business Strategies with Ajax CEO, Joe Apfelbaum. 39:20

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Today, we're speaking with Joe Apfelbaum, CEO and founder of Ajax Union, a B2B digital marketing agency based in Brooklyn, NY. Joe is a dynamic business strategist, LinkedIn trainer, and AI expert and developer. He frequently shares his insights on digital marketing, professional networking, and personal development through seminars, webinars, and …

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Curious Refuge Founder, Caleb Ward on AI in Filmmaking & Advertising 41:23

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Today we're speaking with Caleb Ward, the mind behind Curious Refuge, a company that stands at the forefront of integrating AI into creative filmmaking, marketing and education. Caleb has spent over a decade in filmmaking across editing, production, animation, and visual effects pipelines. His journey took a significant turn with the advent of gene…

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AI Filmmaking Pioneer, Dave Clark 39:14

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Dave Clark is a filmmaker and creative force who's directed commercials for major brands along with multiple narrative films, including his 2019 feature, 'After She Wakes.' Dave recently released a must-watch short film called ‘Another’ which is not only terrifying and beautifully made, but a great example of blending AI with live action filmmaking…

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Google’s Global Head of Creative Innovation, Matthieu Lorrain on AI & Creative Functions 33:40

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Today we welcome Matt Lorrain, the Global Head of Creative Innovation at Google. With a career spanning over 16 years at Google, Matthieu has cemented his status as a pivotal figure in the intersection of emerging technology and storytelling. Matt works across product, design & partnerships to invent the next-generation of content experiences and h…

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Scaling Creative Output with Superside’s Philip Maggs 49:09

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Today, we're thrilled to have a special guest, Philip Maggs, Creative Director and Head of New Horizons at Superside. Superside is the leading Creative-as-a-Service (CaaS) company, and has been pivotal in assisting over 450 ambitious brands in achieving outstanding design and creative outcomes at scale. From major corporations like Meta, Google, an…

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Unlocking Potential with AI Featuring Wavetable CEO Howard Gray 59:39

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Welcome to Brand Bots. Today, we're thrilled to welcome Howard Gray, the CEO and Founder of Wavetable. Wavetable is a creative studio that partners with brands & talent to unlock their hidden potential by building educational ventures and brand experiences through consulting, coaching, courses, and consultation. They work with a variety of heavy hi…

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The Nike Spec Ad that Went Viral: AI Filmmaking with Dave Clark 48:56

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Dave Clark is a filmmaker and creative force who's directed commercials for major brands along with multiple narrative films, including his 2019 feature, 'After She Wakes.' In the marketing world, you probably know Dave best by the stunning AI spec ads he's done on Nike, Adidas, and Tesla. If you haven't, head down to the show notes below and watch…

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Rory Flynn’s Eyeball-Melting Midjourney Art 55:37

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Rory Flynn is a Midjourney power user who makes some of the most explosive AI art that you're likely to find on the internet. His journey spans from head of client acquisition at Commerce 12 to co-running his AI consultancy, Systematiq. Rory has mastered Midjourney to an intensely detailed degree and has shared his findings in a series of downloada…

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Brand Bots: AI Marketing Podcast - Trailer 1:48

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Welcome to Brand Bots - an AI marketing podcast designed to teach you how to implement AI into your marketing business. Google CEO Sundar Pichai said that the advent of AI would be more revolutionary than electricity or fire ... FIRE. If the CEO of Google says this is more important than fire, it's pretty f**king important. The truth is AI is devel…

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#14 - Shanley Knox: bringing in those who don't belong, dealing with unwieldy moments, and the audacious hope of building something new 1:13:24

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Shanley Knox is a brand strategist and social entrepreneur based in New York. In this conversation, we get into dismantling a business on the cusp on success, a dangerous bias around meaningful work, the audacious hope of building something new, and why a set of traffic lights in Downtown Manhattan changed just about everything… Show Notes 08:00 A …

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#13 - Sims Foster: the future of the hospitality industry, and doing business for local good 1:21:32

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Sims Foster is co-founder of Foster Supply Hospitality - a group of rurally independent small hotels and restaurants based in New York's Catskills Mountains. In this conversation we get into facing up to the inevitably of hundreds of tiny failures, finding thought partners, the importance of the practice room, how the hospitality industry could ret…

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#12 - Jonathan Stark: funding the mission, and why marketing can drive us mad 1:31:45

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Jonathan Stark is on a mission to rid the world of hourly billing. He helps freelancers, consultants and creatives of all flavours find better ways to do the work they want to do in the world. Jonathan’s own journey has gone from live musician to digital agencies, independent software developer to teacher. While his books, talks, and daily newslett…

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#11 - Olaf Boswijk: on building spaces for arts and culture, finding new perspectives on our natural world, and the importance of staying naive 1:13:13

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Amsterdam is widely renowned as a global hub. It's a centre of art, creativity, forward-thinking approaches to sustainability, and a centre of incredible nightlife. Olaf Boswijk has been at the very center of Amsterdam's nightlife scene for well over a decade: as the music programmer and resident DJ at the Club 11 venue, before setting up the legen…

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#10 - Dmitry Koltunov: building communities in startups and hiphop, and understanding new cultures 1:24:33

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A lot's happened since 9 year old Dmitry Koltunov and his family packed a few suitcases, left the Soviet Union, and headed west into the unknown. Today, he's known by many as the co-founder of Alice, a hugely successful tech company serving the hospitality industry. To many hundreds more, he's the indefatigable linchpin of a popular startup fellows…

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#9 - Steve Bodow: writing and producing, working in sprints, and overcoming procrastination 56:10

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Steve Bodow is a writer and producer, most well-known for being executive producer of The Daily Show. ----- Jerry Seinfeld says writing is perhaps the hardest thing in the world. But sometimes it feels easy. The pen just flows. What’s Jerry on about? And then all of a sudden it gets hard. The page stays blank. When you’re writing under time constra…

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#8 - Rob Fitzpatrick: books as product design, reframing marketing, and business partner marriages 1:23:39

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When it comes to starting any new project - whether an app, a product, a course, a book - there are so many potential traps to fall into. One of the biggest is not understanding what people actually want. After falling into this trap more times than he’d like, Rob Fitzpatrick decided to write a book to help others avoid it. Fast forward a few years…

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#7 - Georgina Wilson-Powell: building an ethical media brand, finding support structures, and overcoming fear 1:25:03

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In 2003, a new magazine launched. It felt a little different to what else was on the shelves at the time. Covering music, literature, street art and fashion, it featured a new generation of talent, and had a focus on quality: not just the content, but on bespoke cover art and high-end paper stock. The magazine was called Blowback and one its co-fou…

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#6 - Andrew Hutton: what emerges in early stage companies, discovering founder identities, and launching and relaunching 1:14:24

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Starting a new company? Let's be honest - it's hard. In the midst of a global pandemic? Yep, definitely hard. Compared to a decade ago there are now far more places to get support in those early days, but Andrew Hutton and the team at Day One feel there are still some gaps that urgently need to be filled. With the belief that entrepreneurship is go…

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#5 - Zoe Scaman: non-linear careers, sharing work in public, and dealing with self doubt 1:15:28

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Back in 2008, Kevin Kelly wrote a now legendary article on the long tail, and the concept of 1000 true fans. It's a concept that's gained ground in the 12 years since it was first posted, and in 2020, those trends around fandoms and the wide creator economy are - like a lot else in the world - accelerating. Today here are many new voices and platfo…

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#4 - Taneshia Nash-Laird: how cultural institutions help shape cities, creating platforms for others, and rediscovering deferred dreams 1:15:37

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Taneshia Nash Laird is a social change agent and community developer with a pretty incredible resume. She's served as the Executive Director of the Arts Council of Princeton, notably as the first person of color in that role. She's been the Director of Economic Development for the city of Trenton New Jersey; and co-founded Legendary Eats in LA's St…

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#3 - Dave Clarke: The next chapter for the electronic music scene 1:04:23

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From his first release on XL Recordings in 1990, through to being called 'The Baron of Techno' by legendary BBC Radio 1 presenter John Peel; to his most recent project with classical musician Mathilde Marsal, and continuing to eschew trends in an industry that has a new flavor of the month almost every week - you can't pin down Dave Clarke as just …

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#2 - Luciana Rozenberg: Form and function in fashion 1:15:23

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Luciana is the founder of fashion brand Naissant - a womenswear line that takes a modular approach to female accessories. Coming from a family of Argentinian architects, Luciana has a unique perspective on product design, and balancing form and function. We talk about the importance of the women in her life, going from prototype to products, and wh…

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#1 - Joey Cofone: Tools for thinking, and mindsets for building 1:20:15

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Joey Cofone is co-founder of Baronfig - a company that makes tools for thinking. We talk about the mirage of failure, recognising the spectrum of what’s difficult, and alternative approaches to rebranding. Joey also explains what designs means to him, and why he doesn't identify with most of today's design industry. Show Notes: 02:15: Learnings fro…

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Introducing 'Under the Current' 3:36

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To be human in the information age is to experience deep-seated tension. Many of us feel what seems to be a constant pressure to iterate, ideate and innovate. To strive, do better, think bigger, be more productive. To be creative, entrepreneurial, do work that matters. To make an impact. We exist in a constant overdose of information, yet we're als…

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Brand Bots: AI Marketing Podcast

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Ashley Gross on Enterprise Level AI Implementation 34:03

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Leveraging AI to Transform Your LinkedIn and Business Strategies with Ajax CEO, Joe Apfelbaum. 39:20

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Curious Refuge Founder, Caleb Ward on AI in Filmmaking & Advertising 41:23

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AI Filmmaking Pioneer, Dave Clark 39:14

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Google’s Global Head of Creative Innovation, Matthieu Lorrain on AI & Creative Functions 33:40

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Scaling Creative Output with Superside’s Philip Maggs 49:09

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Unlocking Potential with AI Featuring Wavetable CEO Howard Gray 59:39

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The Nike Spec Ad that Went Viral: AI Filmmaking with Dave Clark 48:56

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Rory Flynn’s Eyeball-Melting Midjourney Art 55:37

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Brand Bots: AI Marketing Podcast - Trailer 1:48

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#14 - Shanley Knox: bringing in those who don't belong, dealing with unwieldy moments, and the audacious hope of building something new 1:13:24

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#13 - Sims Foster: the future of the hospitality industry, and doing business for local good 1:21:32

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#12 - Jonathan Stark: funding the mission, and why marketing can drive us mad 1:31:45

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#11 - Olaf Boswijk: on building spaces for arts and culture, finding new perspectives on our natural world, and the importance of staying naive 1:13:13

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#10 - Dmitry Koltunov: building communities in startups and hiphop, and understanding new cultures 1:24:33

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#9 - Steve Bodow: writing and producing, working in sprints, and overcoming procrastination 56:10

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#8 - Rob Fitzpatrick: books as product design, reframing marketing, and business partner marriages 1:23:39

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#7 - Georgina Wilson-Powell: building an ethical media brand, finding support structures, and overcoming fear 1:25:03

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#6 - Andrew Hutton: what emerges in early stage companies, discovering founder identities, and launching and relaunching 1:14:24

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#5 - Zoe Scaman: non-linear careers, sharing work in public, and dealing with self doubt 1:15:28

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#4 - Taneshia Nash-Laird: how cultural institutions help shape cities, creating platforms for others, and rediscovering deferred dreams 1:15:37

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#3 - Dave Clarke: The next chapter for the electronic music scene 1:04:23

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#2 - Luciana Rozenberg: Form and function in fashion 1:15:23

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#1 - Joey Cofone: Tools for thinking, and mindsets for building 1:20:15

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Introducing 'Under the Current' 3:36