The New York Times' Global Chief Advertising Officer, Joy Robins, discusses games, commerce media and why news organizations need to shift the narrative away from "brand safety" to attract advertisers. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Christine Foster, group vice president of commercial strategy and operations at Kroger Precision Marketing, talks about the benefits of grocery data, helping brands see all the way through the marketing funnel, and the scale of its loyalty data set.

Paulita David, VP, Head of U.S., Large Customer Sales at Reddit, unpacks how brands are tapping into Reddit’s communities for sharper consumer insights, real-time cultural signals, and a deeper understanding of what drives decision-making online.

As FIFA World Cup fever takes hold across North America, Hisense USA CMO Sarah Larsen joins the podcast to discuss the brand's role as an official tournament partner, the strategy behind its "Out Host with Hisense" campaign, and how the company is using one of the world's biggest sporting events to drive awareness, cultural relevance, and business growth in the competitive consumer electronics market.

Dani Feore, VP of Industry and Data Partnerships at The Weather Company, explains how weather-driven mindsets are helping marketers anticipate emotions, improve ROI, and move from reactive to adaptive marketing on The Big Impression podcast.

David Young, VP of Retail Media at Dick’s Sporting Goods, joins The Big Impression podcast to talk about how the retailer in enhancing the customer journey.

Ace Hardware’s Molly Hjelm joins The Big Impression podcast to discuss why the future of retail media will depend on retailer relationships, local relevance and fully embracing the “retail” in retail media.

Seth Walters, head of CTV sales at E.W. Scripps, joins The Big Impression podcast on why sports shouldn’t sit behind paywalls.

Best Buy Ads’ President Lisa Valentino joins The Big Impression to discuss the evolution of retail media into what she calls ‘commerce media.’ The company’s latest AI That campaign with Microsoft is a good example of commerce media at play.

Oura CMO Doug Sweeny on how the brand uses data, storytelling and its Olympic partnership to make wellness more personal — turning health insights into everyday behavior change.