PODCASTS

ITV Creative's director Niki Garner joins The Campaign Podcast to discuss the evolving world of in-house agencies.

Campaign's editorial team discuss this year's School Reports and what goes into a top score on The Campaign Podcast.

Campaign discusses themes from the gaming summit and explains where gaming should fit in the media plan.

Campaign's editorial team discusses whether similar ads are inevitable, or just lazy.

Campaign's journalists give their take on WPP's investor presentation and if chief executive Cindy Rose's plan will turn around the fate of the company.

The Campaign Podcast discusses who gets featured in the 2026 A List and their advice for the year ahead.

The Campaign Podcast digs into the future of the media planner and buyer, taking up themes discussed at Media Week Live.

Campaign asks creatives how they rate this year's Super Bowl ads.

The Campaign Podcast invites Lizi Hamer, global executive creative director at Octagon, to discuss how to engage an international audience during major sports events.

The Campaign Podcast discusses why each agency was chosen across media, creative and new.

Campaign's editor Maisie McCabe interviews leaders from Mother, Publicis Groupe and Omnicom Media at the Year Ahead Breakfast Briefing.

The Campaign Podcast discusses what leaders in advertising, media and technology predict for the year ahead.

Campaign digs into new-business data from last year to predict what sectors and disciplines will be up for grabs this year.

The Campaign Podcast's first episode of the year delves into what the industry should give up in 2026 and looks at the year ahead.

Topics have ranged from the debate between in-house production companies and independents, Cindy Rose's new job, the Omnicom takeover of IPG and Group M.

The Campaign Podcast recaps and discusses the top stories of the year.

Private View comes to The Campaign Podcast with a bonus episode on 2025's Christmas campaigns.

Campaign's editorial team discusses Omnicom's huge restructure following its acquisition of IPG.

The Campaign Podcast asks whether, in a year flooded with holding company moves, independent agencies have had their era.

Christmas campaigns keep snowing down across TV, social, live experiences and digital channels. As formats multiply and audiences fragment, does TV still reign as the top channel for festive films?

The Campaign Podcast discusses how brands are dealing with rules that restrict HFSS products in advertising.

Campaign's editorial team tucks into the first course of this year's Christmas advertising.

James Bailey, UK chief executive of iProspect, joins the podcast alongside and Adam Foley, chief executive of independent agency Bountiful Cow, and Campaign's editorial team.

The Campaign Podcast analyses the shifting sands among the world's biggest agency groups, and a potential challenger on the scene.

In the latest Campaign Podcast, the team examines research from the Power 100 to assess marketers’ AI journeys.

The Campaign Podcast delves into how junior staff are feeling about the industry.

The Campaign Podcast looks into why people with neurodiversity are attracted to advertising and the barriers and taboos that still exist in the workplace.

Oteh spoke at Campaign Live in her first UK interview on the agency's plans under new leadership.

The Campaign Podcast asks if prestige sectors still exist and what factors go into compiling a ‘dream’ client list.

The Campaign Podcast looks back on the last 70 years of commercial TV and what will shape its next 70.

The Campaign Podcast discusses how agencies are being affected by the increasing AI capabilities of media platforms and whether their role is under threat.

Campaign's editorial team unravels how adland's biggest acquisition is shaping up and what the priorities for its leaders will be.

The Campaign Podcast features audio from Campaign Live between Unilever's former CMO and CFO on their love-hate relationship.

This week's episode of The Campaign Podcast highlights how women's sport has changed this year, how it differs to the men's games, and how far there is still to go.

The Campaign Podcast discusses the ongoing row within the production sector, and whether in-house companies will cause the extinction of independents.

Campaign questions what WPP needs from its next CEO, and what lies ahead of the agency group's new leader.

The Campaign Podcast questions what's next for awards after three Cannes Lions awards were withdrawn this year.

The Campaign Podcast considers how the global DEI withdrawal has impacted brands' support for Pride, or whether the rollback began years ago.

The Campaign Podcast explores why some ads are remembered and revered years after their release.

Our editors from the UK, US and Canada look back on Cannes Lions 2025.

Our editors from the UK, US, Canada and APAC report from Campaign House at Cannes Lions 2025.

Our editors from the UK, US, Canada and APAC give their tips ahead of Cannes Lions 2025.

The Campaign Podcast asks a simple question to the world's biggest media buying arm, dissecting the holding company's moves from the last few months.

The Campaign Podcast features three jurors at Cannes Lions discussing the trends that they are seeing among entrants this year.

The Campaign Podcast discusses what makes a business more attractive to talent in 2025.

The Campaign Podcast recaps the two day event and features the complete session which debates social media against TV.

Creatives discuss recent ads from the likes of PG Tips, KFC and Confused.com.

The Campaign Podcast delves into burnout and the darker side of agency life, with Nabs' Sue Todd and mental health campaigner David Eakins.

The Campaign Podcast discusses how consumer behaviour towards experiences has changed in an era of loneliness.

In this episode of The Campaign Podcast, the team welcomes guest Laura Jordan Bambach to discuss why adland is seeing a decline of women in creative leadership positions, and what needs to be done to address the drop.

In this bonus episode of The Campaign Podcast, the team chats to PHD about the British Heart Foundation's Twitch campaign, which won big at the Campaign Media Awards 2025.

Campaign examines responses to the government's consultation, and how tech platforms and creative industries can progress together.

Campaign's editorial team discusses out-of-home posters that zoom in on products, alter or remove logos, and have minimal text. 

Campaign catches up with winners from the night to discuss whether something akin to an 'Oscars curse' exists in advertising and how agencies stay at the top of their game.

Campaign's editorial team wades into the the contentious practice and the 'tension' it creates between advertisers and agencies.

Campaign has analysed the top 92 agencies in the UK, and now the team reflects on the health and trajectory of advertising.

In this episode of The Campaign Podcast, the editorial team examine the relationship between creativity and pre-testing, with former chief strategy officer at Adam&Eve/DDB Martin Beverley.

Campaign's editorial team questions how the advertising industry has coped and adapted to new ways of working since the pandemic.

The episode looks at whether holding companies' expanded offerings across creative, media, tech and data really work.

This episode details the recent changes at WPP's media buying arm and where it leaves the agencies within it.

Campaign asks whether adland is doing enough to reduce its emissions or has the issue now taken a back seat in the industry's priorities.

Campaign chats to some of the industry’s top creatives about this year’s Super Bowl offering.

The Campaign Podcast questions how much change is too much for new agency leaders in adland.

Campaign's editorial team discuss WPP's four-day mandate and the correlation between presence in the office and business success.

Campaign's editorial team discusses how adland will react to Donald Trump's second presidential term.

Campaign's editorial team invites Nik Wheatley on to the podcast to discuss the impact of adland's London bubble, and how it can be popped.

This bonus episode of The Campaign Podcast features industry leaders giving their predictions for 2025.

Campaign's journalists outline the hurdles that could get in the way of the mega-merger, repeating history from Omnicom's attempted merger with Publicis in 2013.

Campaign's editorial team discusses what adland should give up and take up in 2025.

Campaign's editorial team gathers in the studio to return a verdict on the past 12 months.

In this episode of The Campaign Podcast, Campaign UK editor Maisie McCabe interviews David Droga, founder of Droga5 and chief executive of Accenture Song.

Campaign's editorial team discuss whether 2024's AI hype lived up to expectations.

Channel 4 joins Campaign's editorial team in the studio to discuss what can be done to solve adland's accessiblity gap.

Campaign chats to some of the industry’s top creatives about this year’s Christmas offering.

Campaign's editorial team step into the ring to fight out which type of agency should be the lead for clients.

Campaign catches up with Big Awards' judges and winners to find out why work wins awards.

People, clients or cash... what are the ingredients needed?

Campaign's editorial team is joined by special guests to discuss why adland's commitment to DE&I has waned.

Campaign's editorial team invites Lorraine Jennings-Creed, director of wellbeing services and culture change at Nabs, to discuss why adland's power dynamics are enabling bullying and harassment.

Campaign's editorial team catch up with the judges and winners on the night and get together for a morning-after debrief.

Campaign's editorial team discusses the difference between agencies enforcing culture or letting it grow organically.

This episode features Sadoun's head to head with Gideon Spanier at Campaign Live.

Campaign's editorial team discusses the benefits and risks of brands appointing an agency without testing the waters first.

The Campaign team gives you the lowdown on the awards, the podcasts and backstage stories, including interviews with some of the winners.

In this episode, the Campaign editorial team discuss how agency brands become distinct and recognisable and what concoction of ingredients help them create their own brand.

In a revamped format of the Campaign Podcast, the editorial team discusses why X used to be popular with advertisers, whether the downfall was inevitable and if there's a possibility that advertisers may return.

This year's advertising sees a movement to correctly represent the athletic and sporting champions in the Paralympics games, kicking the 'well-meant bullshit' out of its vocabulary.

Campaign's editorial team discusses what's been inspiring and entertaining them away from the advertising industry, from TV and books to music and theatre.

Campaign's editorial team discuss the biggest stories of the week.

Discussing the latest news in the Campaign podcast studio.

Also includes chat about The Olympics (of course), the third season of The Bear and the joys of kicking back and watching hydraulic press videos.

Campaign speaks to UK advertisers on what makes this year's Olympics different, as brands compete in a summer of sport.

Campaign's editorial team discusses the top news of the week, from Havas losing its B Corp status to TfL launching a creative review.

Campaign media editor Beau Jackson and senior creativity reporter Charlotte Rawlings discuss the latest headlines.

Publicis Groupe UK's chief creative officer, Ben Mooge, joins the podcast to discuss Euro 2024 ads and EE's 'Hate. Not in my shirt' by Saatchi & Saatchi.

Tech editor Lucy Shelley gets an exclusive tour of Barbie: The Exhibition and discusses how the brand is impacting pop culture after 65 years.

Tech editor Lucy Shelley and media editor Beau Jackson talk through the biggest news of the week from adland.

New episode features exclusive insight from the judging panels.

As Cannes Lions 2024 has wrapped up, Campaign's editors and journalists from around the world look back on the five-day festival.