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A weekly conversation between Peter Spear and people he finds fascinating working in and with THAT BUSINESS OF MEANING thatbusinessofmeaning.substack.com
Peter Spear hosts THAT BUSINESS OF MEANING Podcast, a business show with 124 episodes published.
Sem Devillart is a cultural analyst at Harmony Labs in New York and co-founder of Popular Operations, her cultural trend practice. She is founding faculty at the School of Visual Arts’ MPS Branding program. She began her
Igor Kuvychko, PhD is a Principal Data Scientist at INFICON, where he builds ML and optimization systems for semiconductor manufacturing. He holds a PhD in Chemistry from Colorado State University, with over 2,000 academ
Nick Bodor is the founder and owner of Baker Falls, a live music venue and bar at 192 Allen Street on the Lower East Side of Manhattan. He previously created some of the East Village’s most influential independent spots
Dr. Jonathan Taee is a social anthropologist and the founder of Rhizome Consulting, a New York digital strategy and brand systems agency. His clients range from Fortune 500 organizations like Target to mission-driven far
John B. Dutton is Head of Creative Services at the National Film Board of Canada. He was previously Chief Creative Officer and Partner at Camden, a Montreal-based international advertising agency. He writes the Discomfor
Indi Young is a researcher, author, and consultant focused on understanding how people think. She developed the mental models method and is the author of Practical Empathy, Mental Models, and Time to Listen. Her work emp
Annie Auerbach & Adam Chmielowski are co-founders of Starling Strategy, a cultural insight and futures consultancy now in its tenth year. They help brands step outside category conventions by mapping the cultural and his
Nick Liddell is a brand strategist, author, and founder of Baron Sauvage, an independent consultancy based in London. Previously Director of Consulting at The Clearing, he has over 25 years of experience working with bra
Matt Klein is Head of Global Foresight & Research Methods at Reddit and the creator of ZINE, a Webby Award-winning cultural intelligence newsletter with 26K+ subscribers across 150+ countries. He calls himself a “digital
Katarina Graffman is a cultural anthropologist and founder of Inculture, a cultural analysis consultancy. She holds a PhD in cultural anthropology and is a researcher at Uppsala University. Her clients include IKEA, Volv
Alexi Gunner is an independent cultural researcher and strategist based in Melbourne. He is the founder of idle gaze, a consulting practice and newsletter exploring the hidden undercurrents of culture. He previously held
Carissa Justice is a copywriter, creative director in Atlanta. She is the founder of Nimble Creative, a brand studio focused on voice, naming, and storytelling. Her clients have included Google, Strava, Figma, and ThirdL
Nazy Farkhondeh is a Brooklyn-based writer and brand strategist working freelance. She previously held positions at Reed Words, Trollbäck+Company, and VICE Media, where her work earned two Clio Awards. She has also worke
Lucy Neiland is a Business Anthropologist at Ipsos UK and a founding member of the Ipsos Ethnography Centre of Excellence. She previously led ethnographic research at Serco ExperienceLab and worked at Ethnographic Resear
Lucy Neiland is a Business Anthropologist at Ipsos UK and a founding member of the Ipsos Ethnography Centre of Excellence. She previously led ethnographic research at Serco ExperienceLab and worked at Ethnographic Resear
Katie Dreke is founder of DRKE, a Portland-based strategy consultancy. At Nike (2014-2021), she relocated to Tokyo to launch the company's first membership program outside North America, led concept development for Nike
Sam Ford is a founding partner of InnoEngine, an innovation strategy firm based in Bowling Green, Kentucky. He serves as Fractional Chief Partnership Officer for the Metals Innovation Initiative, a nonprofit supporting K
Darrel Rhea is a design strategist and innovation leader who served as CEO of Cheskin, where he expanded its global research and innovation practice. He is coauthor of Making Meaning, a foundational book on meaning-drive
Yuliya Grinberg is a digital anthropologist and qualitative researcher with a PhD in Sociocultural Anthropology from Columbia University. She is currently Research and Insights Manager at Mastercard. Her book, Ethnograph
Chuck Welch is the founder and chief strategy officer of Rupture Studio, a culture-led brand consultancy. He brings deep cultural insight, strategic imagination, and brand experience with Nike, PepsiCo, Dove, LVMH and ot
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THAT BUSINESS OF MEANING Podcast is hosted by Peter Spear. The show is categorised under business (society) and has published 124 episodes.
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