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Keeping Commerce Weird is a biweekly podcast hosted by Commerce CEO Travis Hess that explores the quirks, creativity, and human side of modern commerce. Each episode mixes hot take and insights, candid conversations with those who know the industry best, and customer stories with a spotlight on the unexpected niches and cultural shifts shaping how we buy and sell. By “keeping it weird,” the show celebrates what makes our industry refreshingly different — bold, relatable, and ahead of the curve.To stay connected, follow our X (Twitter), Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn.
Commerce hosts Keeping Commerce Weird, a technology show with 15 episodes published.
In this episode of Keeping Commerce Weird, Travis Hess sits down with B2B commerce strategist Brent Peterson to examine the current ecommerce platform landscape. They explore why merchant freedom, platform fit, and custo
In this episode of Keeping Commerce Weird, Travis Hess sits down with B2B commerce strategist Brent Peterson to examine the current ecommerce platform landscape. They explore why merchant freedom, platform fit, and custo
In this episode of Keeping Commerce Weird, Travis Hess sits down with ecommerce strategist and industry commentator Vinny O'Brien for an unfiltered conversation on AI, commerce, and the stories everyone keeps getting wro
In this episode of Keeping Commerce Weird, Travis Hess sits down with ecommerce strategist and industry commentator Vinny O'Brien for an unfiltered conversation on AI, commerce, and the stories everyone keeps getting wro
In this episode of Keeping Commerce Weird, Travis Hess is joined by B2B commerce strategist, former Forrester analyst, and author Andy Hoar to unpack what AI actually means for the future of B2B. They explore why AI adop
In this episode of Keeping Commerce Weird, Travis Hess is joined bt analyst Heather Hershey to unpack why AI in commerce feels both inevitable and a little unhinged. They dig into what’s actually changing (hint: it’s not
In this episode of Keeping Commerce Weird, Travis Hess sits down with futurist Anders Sörman-Nilsson for a candid conversation on what happens when AI stops assisting the shopper and starts becoming the shopper. They unp
In this episode of Keeping Commerce Weird, Travis Hess sits down with digital transformation veteran Andy Lark for a candid conversation on what AI transformation really means. They unpack why this isn’t just another tec
In this episode of Keeping Commerce Weird, Travis Hess sits down with Patchworks CEO Jim Herbert for a candid CEO-to-CEO chat. Tune in to hear them unpack what real leadership looks like under pressure — delegating witho
In this episode of Keeping Commerce Weird, Travis Hess sits down with Commerce CPO Vipul Shah to talk product strategy through the most serious lens imaginable: pizza. Tune in to hear them unpack how great products are b
In this episode of Keeping Commerce Weird, Travis Hess hits the streets of NYC, literally, from the Commerce Cab during NRF 2026. Joined by Dave Brown from Accenture Song, the conversation covers what retailers are reall
In this episode of Keeping Commerce Weird, Travis Hess sits down with RMW Commerce founder and Watson Weekly host Rick Watson to unpack what happens to digital agencies when AI, tighter budgets, and platform wars hit all
Nearly half of consumers wake up already thinking about what to buy — which explains a lot about our overflowing carts and our collective inability to log off TikTok. In this episode of Keeping Commerce Weird, Travis Hes
In this episode of Keeping Commerce Weird, Travis Hess grabs a barstool with StrategyēM co-founders Bill Friend and Brian Walker — the analyst duo mixing speakeasy vibes with sharp strategy. Expect product enrichment for
Uh oh, is your shopping cart sentient? In this episode of Keeping Commerce Weird, host Travis Hess and Sharon Gee dive headfirst into the great AI unknown — where data is power, agents are customers, and shopping might j
Last year, shoppers spent a staggering $13.3 billion on Cyber Monday — and 2025 is already shaping up to be another wild ride. In this episode of Keeping Commerce Weird, host Travis Hess chats with B2C VP Al Williams a
Last year, shoppers spent a staggering $13.3 billion on Cyber Monday — and 2025 is already shaping up to be another wild ride. In this episode of Keeping Commerce Weird, host Travis Hess chats with B2C VP Al Williams a
Last year, shoppers spent a staggering $13.3 billion on Cyber Monday — and 2025 is already shaping up to be another wild ride. In this episode of Keeping Commerce Weird, host Travis Hess chats with B2C VP Al Williams abo
In this inaugural episode of Keeping Commerce Weird, Commerce CEO Travis Hess and CMO Michelle Suzuki dive into the wonderfully strange side of modern commerce — where quirky ideas, bold brands, and unexpected customer s
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