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Step past the Red Velvet Rope into Zeitgeist, where Cameo co-founder Steven Galanis pulls back the curtain on the renegades behind the consumer brands owning pop culture. Every week, Steven goes toe-to-toe with the masterminds—founders, CMOs, and disruptors—who’ve turned products into obsessions. No polished TED Talks here. These are the raw, unfiltered stories PR teams beg to bury. Think late-night whiskey confessions with a side of boardroom chaos. Expect: • Leadership lessons that cut through the noise • Secrets to hacking virality • Origin stories so wild, you’ll hit rewind • C-suite therapy, no buzzwords allowed • The playbook to cement your brand in the cultural zeitgeist Buckle up for Zeitgeist. Subscribe now and join the inner circle. The Zeitgeist podcast is brought to you by Cameo, Personalized videos from your favorite stars. Book yours here: https://www.cameo.com/
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Signup to Generate a PitchStep past the Red Velvet Rope into Zeitgeist, where Cameo co-founder Steven Galanis pulls back the curtain on the renegades behind the consumer brands owning pop culture. Every week, Steven goes toe-to-toe with the masterminds, founders, CMOs, and disruptors, who’ve turned products into obsessions. No polished TED Talks here. These are the raw, unfiltered stories PR teams beg to bury.
Recent episodes include "How Great Restaurant Brands Stay Relevant for Decades (CEO Lettuce Entertain You, R.J. Melman)" (2 June 2026, 60 minutes), "How Great Restaurant Brands Stay Relevant for Decades (CEO Lettuce Entertain You, R.J. Melman)" (2 June 2026, 60 minutes), and "How Squire Built the Ultimate Brand Experience - Dave Salvant Co-Founder and President" (9 October 2025, 44 minutes).
Zeitgeist: How breakout brands got built publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 71 minutes across 9 episodes.
Booking probability for Zeitgeist: How breakout brands got built is 26%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Zeitgeist: How breakout brands got built requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Zeitgeist: How breakout brands got built's contact route on record: public web form.
The strongest fits for Zeitgeist: How breakout brands got built are Marketing, Advertising & PR and Business & Management Consulting. Zeitgeist: How breakout brands got built has a business audience.
Zeitgeist: How breakout brands got built is a business podcast with 9 episodes published.
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Episode #8
Repeated Hit Brands R.J. Melman, CEO of Lettuce Entertain You Enterprises, shares why some companies stay relevant for decades while others disappear: “Restaurants don’t get tired. Restaurateurs get tired.” Lettuce has...
Episode #8
<p>Repeated Hit Brands</p><p>R.J. Melman, CEO of Lettuce Entertain You Enterprises, shares why some companies stay relevant for decades while others disappear:</p><p>“Restaurants don’t get tired. Restaurateurs get...
<p>Barbershop to Billion.</p><p>Dave Salvant, President and Co-Founder of Squire, built a platform that’s processed over $1B in payments — but it all started with a bad haircut experience.</p><p>When we sat down for the...
<p>Rashid Ali, Co-Founder & CEO of Chomps, he told us something I can’t forget:</p><p>👉 “Our moms were our best customers.”</p><p>That’s how Chomps started.</p><p>A frozen steak business that couldn’t scale. No...
<p>What does it take to turn a mortgage company and a sports betting app into cultural icons?</p><p>Casey Hurbis, CMO of BetMGM and the marketing mind who helped Rocket Mortgage break into the Super Bowl spotlight...
<p>They tried to cancel Four Loko. It didn’t work.</p><p>This is the untold story of how one of the most hated, hyped, and misunderstood brands in America refused to die.</p><p>Jaisen Freeman — co-founder and co-CEO of...
<p>Kefir...from $116 to Billion-Dollar Brand...CEO Lifeway Foods, Julie Smolyansky.</p><p>Julie Smolyansky is the CEO of Lifeway Foods, shares her incredible and inspiring story!</p><p>Imagine arriving in America as an...
<p>From Uber to Unicorn: Reinventing the $100B booze biz.</p><p>He started with a Google Sheet and a whiskey collector who didn’t know he was sitting on a million dollars.</p><p>Phil Mikhailov is CEO and Co-Founder of...
<p>What do a Shark Tank smack down and a life-sized foam butt on MTV have in common? </p><p>They built Dude Wipes—a $200M empire that turned baby wipes into a pop culture phenomenon.</p><p>In the premiere of Zeitgeist...
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