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Hosted by Hirsch Leatherwood · business · EN · 13 episodes
Dissect the business of brand and reputation – how it’s built, protected, and traded across every sphere of influence. From Hollywood power plays and platform collapse, C-suites in crisis to internet creators, and brand reinventions that define the zeitgeist, Out of Scope goes beyond what’s public to unpack what’s really at play.Powered by Hirsch Leatherwood Studios
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<p>Let’s get physical! 🏢🖼️🌇🏤</p><p><br /></p><p>This week, NeueHouse President Bettina Huang joins HL’s Steve Hirsch for a special satellite episode of the Out of Scope podcast in the NeueHouse studio. The two talk about the the art, design, thinking, and experiences that live outside algorithmic guardrails – plus: baseball (of course), Succession, and metaphorical mountaineering.</p>
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<p>☀️‼️📣 Wake it up – we have Dr. Barbara Rhoden on the Out of Scope podcast this week! Dr. Rhoden covers her journey from the lab bench to the boardroom, kick-starting the cultural conversation around sleep health, and bridging the gap between good science and good business. </p>
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<p>We doubt you know ball like Andrew Perlmutter knows ball.</p><p>The CEO of NBA Take-Two Media stops by the HL studio to talk basketball and gaming as a cultural nexus where fashion, music, travel, celebrity culture, and community collide. Plus: basketball as a lens for exploring international cultures, creating content for 2026 attention spans, and what comes next after evolving an esports brand into a multifaceted entertainment property.</p>
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<p>New York Times Media Reporter (lead media reporter, if you ask Steve Hirsch) Ben Mullin stops by the HL studio to talk about WashPo layoffs, truth to power reporting, reporter/PR dynamics, partisanship, and misinformation – and what that all means for the nebulous “future of media.”</p>
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<p>Michael Ventura has advised the ACLU, Chanel, GE, Google, Nike, the United Nations, and the Obama-Biden Administration…and now, Out of Scope listeners! </p><p>The author and strategist joins HL’s Steve Hirsch to discuss empathy as a throughline across West Point, skate culture, boardrooms, and cross-country Airstream roadtrips.</p>
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