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It's Season 2 of the Smart in Public podcast! The Katies kick off the new season with something old and something new, because we can't stop trying to understand the world that is Bezos, even if it means we're talking about them for the third time since the inception of the podcast. The implications on celebrity culture and brand perception are just too good.

We also get pretty spicy on the New York mayoral race, highlighting the generational shift in politics, the importance of authenticity in communication, and the need for political candidates and brands to adapt to new media landscapes and engage with the public on a more personal level.

Chapters

  • 02:45 - The Spectacle of the Bezos Wedding
  • 05:56 - Celebrity Culture and Brand Impact
  • 09:00 - Lauren Sanchez: Identity and Public Perception
  • 12:47 - The Media's Role in Celebrity Events
  • 17:52 - Transitioning to More Meaningful Topics
  • 18:00 - Catching Up on Current Events
  • 18:39 - The New York City Mayoral Race
  • 20:44 - Generational Shift in Politics
  • 22:37 - The Role of Communication in Campaigns
  • 24:44 - Authenticity in Political Messaging
  • 27:29 - The Importance of Relatability in Leadership
  • 29:41 - The Future of Political Engagement
  • 31:43 - Closing Thoughts and Future Outlook

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