In this episode of Art of the Brand, Camille and Phillip dissect the crisis of creativity across tech, entertainment, and politics—from Google’s slow collapse into mediocrity, to AI’s branding revolution, to how Black Mirror outplayed everyone with a viral campaign. They also unpack the branding disaster of the Canadian election and explain why founders and marketers playing it safe are losing by default.
If you're building a brand, launching content, or trying to stand out in a noisy world, this episode is your permission slip to have taste, take risks, and lead.

Perfect for: Founders, marketers, creators, and anyone sick of watered-down content and generic brands.

In this episode of The Art of the Brand, Camille Moore sits down with Anthony DeLuca — CEO of DeLuca Media Group — to break down the real state of social media, influencer marketing, and why most creators won't survive the next five years.Anthony shares how he took creators from 0 to 1 million followers in months, why traditional brand deal models are broken, and what brands really look for today. They dive deep into the fall of traditional influencer marketing, the future of UGC, why personal brands will outperform agencies, and the critical shifts every business owner and creator needs to understand right now.If you’re a marketer, creator, or business owner looking to stay ahead of the next evolution of branding and marketing — this is the episode you can’t afford to miss.

In this episode of The Art of the Brand, Camille Moore is joined by Hally Leadbetter—co-host of Morning with the Masters, host of On the Tee with Golf Digest, and founder of Better Content Co. Hally is a trailblazer at the intersection of digital influence and traditional sports broadcasting, known for her bold approach to building media that connects with the next generation of athletes and fans. From shaping golf culture to producing content for some of the sport’s most iconic platforms, Hally opens up about how she’s building a modern media brand rooted in creativity, community, and unapologetic authenticity.

In this episode of Art of the Brand, Camille and Phillip dissect the branding brilliance behind The Masters and how it became one of the most protected, iconic legacies in sports—without ever selling out. From ceremonial consistency to social strategy, they unpack how Augusta National managed to go viral without compromising its brand integrity.
Then, they pivot into luxury’s unraveling as Chinese manufacturers expose the truth behind price tags, raising tough questions about authenticity, craftsmanship, and consumer trust. Finally, they break down the Blue Origin space launch—a PR stunt-turned-crisis—and why it flopped so hard online.
Whether you're building a brand, leading a company, or just watching it all unfold, this episode is a playbook on what to protect, when to evolve, and how to build lasting brand equity in a chaotic digital era.

Most podcasts fail—and it’s not because the host isn’t talented. In this episode of Art of the Brand, we break down why podcast monetization is a myth for most creators, why ROI thinking is killing your brand, and the real reason longform content still matters in 2025.
You’ll learn:

• The hidden data on who actually makes money from podcasts
• How to build a brand platform instead of chasing ad revenue
• Why your opinions matter more than trying to please everyone
• The top content mistake that’s costing women influence and growth
• Why controversy isn’t the enemy—it’s the strategy

This is the no-BS roadmap to using podcasting (or any longform content) to grow your influence, not just your downloads.

From the storytelling genius behind White Lotus to the rise of WhatsApp marketing—this episode breaks down how the best brands are winning today. We dive into why brands must embrace imperfection, how anticipation builds obsession, and what every business needs to know about new platforms like WhatsApp and Snapchat. Plus, we call out the biggest marketing mistakes with our hilarious "Tariff List" you won’t want to miss. Subscribe for weekly breakdowns on branding, marketing, and how to actually stand out.

Most brands pick the wrong fonts—and it’s costing them. In this episode, we break down why fonts are more powerful than your logo, how the brain actually processes words, and the biggest mistakes businesses make when choosing typography.Learn the psychology behind great brand fonts, how to pick fonts that feel right, and why the best brands today are investing in custom typefaces. Whether you're building a personal brand, a startup, or scaling to a household name, this is the branding deep dive you didn’t know you needed.

In this episode of Art of the Brand, Camille Moore and Phillip Millar break down why Four Seasons’ unofficial partnership with White Lotus is a masterclass in modern branding — and why most brands would have been too scared to let it happen.They also dive into why Samsung’s brand strategy is missing the mark against Apple, the psychology of indirect selling, the power of risk-taking in branding, and the real difference between visionary founders and passive CEOs.Plus:How Jacquemus turned iPhone nostalgia into a brand momentWhy your marketing team needs leadership, not micromanagementWhy building your brand requires obsession with the final 5% — not just "good enough" workThis episode is a strategic blueprint for brand owners who want to stop playing it safe — and start winning.