New perspectives of what’s familiar.
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Byron Sharp, Marketing Professor
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Dasha Krivonos, Futurist & Emerging Risks expert
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Dr Marcus Collins, Culture Scholar
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Ricardo Nunes, Airline Pilot
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Marc Buckley, Ecological Economist
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Greg Kading, Retired LAPD Detective
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Amy Webb, Quantitative Futurist
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Matt Klein, Cultural Theorist
All Looking Outside episodes.
Episode 63: Humor
On this episode of Looking Outside, we’re exploring the role of humor in business. Whether it’s silly doodles, clever cartoons, or gentle jokes, giving and having the permission to laugh at ourselves, at our industry, and at our field of expertise can elevate corporate culture. Sharing how he does this every day, with over 200 corporate clients, is world-leading marketing cartoonist, Marketoonist and author of Your Ad Ignored Here, Tom Fishburne. Tom shares how provoking a laugh, and encouraging people to not take themselves too seriously in business, sets a new tone for corporate culture that elevates how people work together.
Episode 41: Comedy
Another Aussie joins us on Looking Outside to explore the power of laughter and positivity through comedy, with stand-up comedian, actor and TV personality, Monty Franklin.
Having lived in the US and toured 42 states over the last ten years, Monty has performed to more than a million Americans, and whether it’s on stage or at the bank, he speaks to the privilege of making people forget their troubles, even for a little while. He says laughter is one of the greatest things people can experience, and it's his role to find the kind of comedy that is relatable; stories about day to day life that despite being his, are not really about him but his listeners.