This week, we cover Cannes Lion winners, Google using an infamous Epste*n photo in their advertising, and celebrate OWG turning *2*! 

Sonia and Léa cover the new transportation signage in Britain (of course), the new look for Gushers and Fruit-Roll-Ups, and why AI isn't coming for our jobs: at least this week. 

Sonia and Léa have been under the weather this week, so we're a bit late on this one- but we're ready to get into it. We cover the privatization of podcasts  with Bitch Sesh's new Garbage World,  Oatly's new OOH that even Léa (confirmed Oatly hater) has to admit was pretty great, and the new Eurotunnel Le Shuttle re-brand. 

We cover a lot of Britain (and some America) news in this episode: the LIDL vs. Tesco lawsuit, the new Nickelodeon logo, British Airways safety video, and the WGA strike. 

We have a new mic! And we talk about Glossier's new site, the NAW brand, and Burger King on Facebook. 

Mercury's still in the microwave, and so are we - as evidenced by a date-late drop on this episode, which covers Bud Light, Wendy's on Facebook, and the complete impracticality of an Amazon banner ad. Enjoy! 

We cover offensive branding in Europe with Banania, the re-vamped Got (Wood) Milk campaign with Aubrey Plaza, Disigual's rebrand, and why emojis have changed. 

We discuss Nordstrom Rack's rebrand, Nuud's cheeky chewing gum campaign, and some very trippy mushroom ads. 

Sonia and Léa talk Tropicana, Fanta, and Dacia's (very ugly, in Léa's opinion) rebrand. 

Fast Company wrote this week that fast food is in its "art school phase," and we discuss a few campaigns that reflect this era, as well as our thoughts on the Pepsi re-brand.