Glenn, a branding expert, joins to unravel the secret sauce behind memorable brands. They dive into why Liquid Death, a water brand in a cool can, stands out despite its simple product. It's all about the unforgettable stories behind brands. Discover how storytelling creates emotional connections and humanizes your brand. Glenn shares practical strategies to captivate your audience and foster brand loyalty. Learn how to experiment with storytelling methods and measure their impact on your brand's identity.

Glenn, Duke, and Russ discuss the challenges and struggles of making time for ministry dreams amidst a busy life. They emphasize the importance of prioritizing the important over the urgent and the role of teamwork in achieving goals. They also reflect on the significance of pursuing big vision and working together for the growth of the church.

Glenn North, a talented storyteller from the Kansas City StorySLAM, shares a hilarious mishap involving a dirt bike that teaches him a valuable lesson. He explores the theme of 'firsts' through comical anecdotes of young adulthood. The podcast also features moving stories about community and connection, including a woman’s quest for belonging as a lesbian in the 1970s and a couple's journey to create an inclusive home in the 1980s. These vibrant narratives celebrate resilience, love, and the power of storytelling.

Join Glenn, a humorist known for his lively storytelling, as he reunites with the hosts over Pliny the Elder. They share laugh-worthy anecdotes about childhood animated crushes and dive into a discussion about a whimsical relationship dilemma involving circumcision. The conversation turns techy with insights on Hyundai's cutting-edge electric cars and bizarre stories like cocaine sharks. They touch on the dangers of AI deepfakes, weaving in humorous reflections on work culture in Japan and the modern complexities of life.

John McWhorter, a linguist and cultural critic, joins Glenn to tackle the prospect of Kamala Harris as a presidential candidate. They dissect the significant differences between Harris and Barack Obama, questioning if her candidacy could enhance racial discourse. The conversation highlights her duality in political representation and the challenges faced by Black politicians. Topics of racial identity in political support, the intricacies of candidate selection, and the evolving narratives around race put a spotlight on the complexities of modern American politics.