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Hosted by Chris Savage · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 172 episodes
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Welcome to Talking Too Loud, a show for people building brands, products, and content that actually stand out—where we try to unpack what’s working right now, and what’s just noise. Hosted by Wistia's CEO and loudest talker, Chris Savage.
Chris Savage hosts Talking Too Loud with Chris Savage, a business show with 172 episodes published.
Can you actually tell when a post was written by AI—and should it matter? In this special episode, Wistia’s social media team joins the conversation about LinkedIn’s “Seems like AI slop” reporting option and what it reve
What separates a brand that feels like it gets you from one that just feels creepy? According to Jake Cohen, VP at Klaviyo, it's not the AI model — it's the context you give it. In this episode of Talkin' Too Loud, Jake
MCPs are everywhere—but what are they, really? This week, Chris Savage is joined by Sasha Friedman and Sam Balter to break down one of AI's fastest-growing technologies, share the real workflows it's unlocking for market
Twenty years ago, Chris Savage and Brendan Schwartz thought they'd build a company, sell it in six months, and move on. Instead, they built Wistia. In this special anniversary episode of Talking Too Loud, the best friend
For years, content marketing had a pretty clear playbook: create content, rank in search, drive traffic, and generate leads. Today, that playbook is changing fast. AI is reshaping workflows. Search behavior is evolving.
For years, brands could rely on SEO, paid ads, and sheer content volume to drive attention. But that playbook is starting to break down. In this episode of Talking Too Loud, Chris Savage sits down with Noah Greenberg, CE
Video isn’t just growing—it’s changing, fast. And if you’re investing in it, the rules probably feel a little unclear right now. So instead of guessing at what’s working, we went to the data. Wistia surveyed nearly 1,000
If you’re working in marketing or social, these days, it often feels like you’re expected to show up publicly, build an audience, and have a point of view of your own. So when did that happen? And is it actually required
What if clicks aren’t actually telling you whether your marketing is working? This week, Chris sits down with Amanda Natividad, VP of Marketing at SparkToro, to talk about zero-click marketing: the idea that your content
Marketing has never had more tools. And yet, it’s never been harder to stand out. AI is making it easier than ever to create — from content to code. But as more people gain access to these tools, a new question is emergi
Podcasting began as a voice-first medium. You recorded a conversation, published the audio, and listeners tuned in through their headphones. But today, it feels like every podcast has a camera attached. In this live epis
Podcasting began as a voice-first medium. You recorded a conversation, published the audio, and listeners tuned in through their headphones. But today, it feels like every podcast has a camera attached. In this live epis
How do you know when you’re no longer the right leader for your own company? After 15 years building Help Scout — shaping its culture, defining its values, and growing it into a successful SaaS business — Nick Francis fa
How do you decide what actually matters in modern marketing — when everything feels fast, fleeting, and automated? Sylvia LePoidevin, CMO at Juno and creator of The Zero to One Marketer newsletter , joins Chris Savage to
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, w
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, pac
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 assump
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
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
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 market
Noah Greenberg
Co-founder and CEO · Stacker
1 appearance on this show
Amanda Natividad
Head of Marketing for Growth Machine · SparkToro
1 appearance on this show
Brittany Luse
host of It’s Been A Minute · NPR
2 appearances on this show
Nick Francis
Senior Principal Engineer · Apple Valley Police Department
2 appearances on this show
Sylvia LePoidevin
Chief Marketing Officer · Kandji
1 appearance on this show
Joe Glover
Co-Founder · The Marketing Meetup
1 appearance on this show
Emily Kramer
Founder of Kramer HQ and Co-founder of MKT1 · nonprofit for domestic violence and crime survivors
1 appearance on this show
Talia Wolf
Conversion Optimization Expert · GetUplift
1 appearance on this show
Rahul Vohra
Co-Founder & CEO · Superhuman
1 appearance on this show
Nancy Harhut
author of Using Behavioral Science in Marketing · HBT Marketing
2 appearances on this show
Rand Fishkin
Serial entrepreneur and SEO expert · SparkToro
2 appearances on this show
Chenell Basilio
Growth in Reverse
1 appearance on this show
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