Christine Rose and Jay Paul from OUTFRONT, along with Taylor Weiss, Head of Marketing at Eaze, join this episode to talk about the evolution of the Cannabis category over the past few years, changes in consumer demand, and OOH's role in the media mix.

Amity Paye, Senior Communications Director at Color of Change, joins this episode to discuss a new partnership between OUTFRONT and Color of Change and the step we are taking to use our media to support the fight for racial justice across the country.

Chris Mallen and Kiera Wood join this episode to highlight the many different facets of the finance industry and how advertisers are using OOH as they adapt their media strategies to meet new consumer behaviors and interests as it relates to finance.

Alec Avedissian, CEO and Co-Founder, of Rareform, joins this episode to discuss his company’s mission of keeping old billboards out of landfills, turning them into consumer-facing products, what the industry’s evolution means for his product suite.

NY-based Alex Martell, Victoria Mottesheard, and Tim Wasicki join this episode to provide an updated perspective on the DTC playbook and how in a post pandemic work, OOH continues to be a critical part of their media mix.

Erin Brady and Jarrod Glick join this week’s episode to discuss the opportunities for the education category within OOH. The category has experienced significant change, creating new competition and driving a need for messaging that stands OUT.

Liz Rave and Eddy Herty join as guests once again to discuss how the OOH industry has seen a recent influx in healthcare advertising and the renewed interest consumers have in noticing healthcare related messaging.

The transit trio – Jason Kuperman, Victoria Mottesheard, and Phil Stimpson – is back and joins this episode to help brands and businesses think differently around reaching audiences in urban centers, particularly on public transit.

Brooke Berka, Marketing Specialist, joins this episode to talk about the reopening of the entertainment industry, why they have always been big fans of OOH (pre-and-post-COVID), and how OOH can be a big player in their comeback.

Christine Rose, Regional Marketing Director, West, joins this episode to discuss six strategies for long-term advertising and the reasons to leverage the IRL value of OOH to own a space and keep the competition away.

Max Siegelman, Director of Social, joins this episode to talk about how OOH extended the notion of IRL to URL during the pandemic. He discusses recent success stories of big brands leveraging influencers for their campaigns.

Veronica Clerkin, Director, Client Strategy and Solutions, joins this episode to discuss the opportunity for new and existing advertisers to use OOH to drive awareness and action for at-home test kits, vaccine education, retail locations, and more.

Kiera Wood, Senior Marketing Specialist, joins this episode to share insights from a new Verizon Media study about digital out of home media and why advertisers are turning to it to capture audiences and combat the effects of digital burnout.

Phil Stimpson, Damian Gutierrez, and Jason Kuperman join this episode to talk about the return to cities and the impact it has on public transit ridership.

Alison Green and Jake Parshall, co-chairs for the OUT at OUTFRONT employee resource group discuss the significance of National Coming Out Day and the role of the ERG at OUTFRONT.

Liz Rave, Senior Marketing Director, joins this episode to talk about OUTFRONT's creative contest, OUTFRAME, the unique opportunity for artists to create art for OOH, and this year's theme," Out of Love."

Kiera Wood joins this episode to talk about how OOH is a brand safe environment and how the notion of being "on-brand" is important as brands think about their own messaging in any ad environment.

Lani Ferro and Dan Scherer join this episode to talk about why Political Advertisers should be looking at OOH and successes we've seen this cycle already.

Les Harrison, head of automotive at OUTFRONT, joins this episode to discuss a recent auto case study and the reasons auto clients should be considering OOH now more than ever.

Reverend Kobi Little and OUTFRONT's Co-Chief Diversity Officers, DJ Duronslet and Eric Davis, kick off a series of conversations to answer questions about how to engage in conversations about race today.