Where The Dogs Of Society Howl

We dig into the worlds of CPG, branding, creativity, decency, indecency, and the kind of lived experience you can’t fake. Sometimes it’s raw. Sometimes it’s hilarious. Sometimes it’s uncomfortably true. But it’s always real.Attendees aren’t just flies on the wall—you’re part of the conversation. Ask questions. Share your own stories. Make connections that last longer than a handshake.If you want another sterile webinar, this isn’t it.If you want the most entertaining, thought-provoking 58 minutes of your week, pull up a chair.Join us. Howl with us. Leave sharper than you arrived.

Where The Dogs Of Society Howl is a business podcast hosted by Brandartica, with 79 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Brandartica hosts Where The Dogs Of Society Howl, a business show with 79 episodes published.

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  Episode #62

  Where the Dogs Of Society Howl - From Grout Lines to Growth Lines

  Aug 27, 202656 minS2

  He set tile for a living. Now he sells Toy of the Year. Derek Love didn't take the usual road into startup sales. He took the one with knee pads. Years setting tile, top-notch, then a hard pivot to Sales Manager at Wigglitz, the startup behind 2026's Toy of the Year and a 250-character collectible obsession. This Thursday we're sitting down with Derek to dig into the stuff nobody puts on LinkedIn: → What construction teaches you about sales that no training ever will → How you scale a startup when demand outruns your systems → What creative leadership actually means when you carry a number → Two kids he can't always name, two marriages, and one very honest hour No corporate script. No service soup. Just a guy who traded grout for growth and isn't precious about how messy the leap really was.

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  Episode #61

  Where the Dogs Of Society Howl - Lost In The Search Results

  Aug 20, 202659 minS2

  14 years as a Marine officer. More near-death experiences than he can count. Now he decides whether your brand lives or dies in the first 3 seconds on a screen. Eric Martindale joins us on Where the Dogs of Society Howl. Eric runs the digital shelf — Amazon, TikTok Shop, Instacart, Target Roundel — the places where "fine but forgettable" brands quietly bleed out. We're getting into: - Why great products die on the shelf when the story's foggy - How upstream signal drift becomes downstream damage — bad packaging, buried proof, panic discounts - Scaling when the economy won't sit still - And the part most business shows won't touch: near-death, consciousness, and what the edge teaches you about building

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  Episode #60

  Where the Dogs Of Society Howl - From Blues Singer to Grocery Stores

  Aug 6, 20261h 1mS2

  She sold out rooms across three continents. Now she's fighting for three seconds in a grocery aisle. Gina Sicilia spent 15 years as an acclaimed blues singer-songwriter, 11 albums, a Blues Music Award nod, stages across the U.S., Canada, and Europe. Then 2020 killed the tour. So she built something else. Gina's Italian Cuisine; no-sugar-added, low-carb Italian food, now on shelves at Kroger, Publix, and climbing on Amazon. This week on Where the Dogs of Society Howl, we get into: → The pandemic pivot from touring musician to CPG founder → Going from a Nashville kitchen to a national grocery shelf → What performing taught her about making a stranger feel something — fast → The scaling stuff nobody warns you about Blues stages to grocery aisles. Same hustle, different room.

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  Episode #59

  Where the Dogs Of Society Howl - The Woman Who Auditioned Twice

  Jul 23, 202657 minS2

  She walked into an American Idol audition. Twice. Most people wouldn't do it once. Erica Bruno-Martin has spent 15+ years in a business where trust is everything, and buyers decide whom to believe in seconds, the car business. She's turned struggling dealerships into growth machines, coached leaders people actually follow, and somewhere along the way sang on stage with Keith Urban. We're digging into: → How a brand earns belief in the first 3 seconds → The story your business thinks it's telling vs. what customers hear → The ugly part of startup growth nobody posts about → Why the guts to bomb an audition is the same guts every founder needs No fluff. Just grit, story, and a little stage fright.

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  Episode #58

  Where the Dogs Of Society Howl - Discounting and AI: Signal Lost

  Jul 9, 202654 minS2

  Open forum on two things that wreck brand credibility. Part One: Why do brands cave on price when they can't articulate value? Part Two: Every brand now has an AI website. Most sound like it. When does AI amplify signal vs. erase it? Join us for diagnosis and debate.

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