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In a riveting conversation at the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity, Jack Myers and Screenvision Media CEO John Partilla discussed the transformative power of cinema advertising and how Screenvision is thriving in a tech-dominated world. Their discussion, part of Jack's "Legends and Leadership" series, highlighted the irreplaceable impact of cinema in an evolving media landscape and its unique ability to captivate audiences in ways digital platforms cannot. Their discussion provided deep insights into the enduring value of cinema advertising amidst a landscape increasingly dominated by tech companies. Thanks for watching! 🖥 Read more from MediaVillage - www.mediavillage.org 📸 Follow us on Instagram - www.instagram.com/mediavillageorg 🐦 Follow us on Twitter - www.twitter.com/mediavillageorg 👍 Like us on Facebook - www.facebook.com/mediavillageorg

In this week's episode of Jack Myers' "Legends & Leadership," I hosted an insightful and controversial conversation with Mike Linton, renowned Chief Marketing Officer, and former agency President Jeff Culliton, now host and Executive Producer of the CMO Confidential podcast. Jack Myers' conversation with Mike Linton, and Jeff Culliton provided a wealth of insights into the current state and future direction of the marketing industry. From the evolving role of CMOs and the impact of AI on agencies to the challenges of education and the growing influence of procurement, the discussion highlighted the complex and dynamic nature of modern marketing. For current and future marketing professionals, this is a must view.

In a Legends & Leadership conversation hosted by Jack Myers, Radha Subramanyam, the Chief Research and Analytics Officer of CBS and President of CBS Vision, shared profound and even surprising insights into the robustness and enduring appeal of network television, specifically highlighting CBS's leadership in primetime programming.

In the digital age where advertisers are vying for consumer attention across various platforms, cinema advertising stands out as a uniquely compelling medium. Christine Martino, Chief Revenue Officer at Screenvision Media, emphasized this during her insightful discussion with WomenAdvancing.org host E.B. Moss. Screenvision leverages the traditional appeal of the big screen while harnessing modern data analytics to deliver impactful advertising messages to a captive audience.

In a recent engaging session of Jack Myers' Legends & Leadership series, Shirli Zelcer, Chief Data and Technology Officer at dentsu, shared her extensive insights into the evolving role of data and technology in advertising. Link above and here to view the video conversation. With over two decades of experience in analytics, AI, and technology, Zelcer has been a pioneer in adapting and leveraging data to shape marketing strategies. Her journey from the early days of statistics to the advanced realms of artificial intelligence and machine learning reflects the industry's transformative trajectory. "It started out in analytics... and then AI and machine learning came in... So I've sort of been on that path my whole career," Zelcer remarked, highlighting her foundational role in integrating these technologies within dentsu's operations.

In this week's episode of Legends & Leadership, Jack Myers is joined by Angela Cannon, the dynamic Senior Vice President of Multicultural Networks and General Manager of aspireTV. Their conversation covered a range of engaging topics, from the Harlem Globetrotters to the impressive growth and success of aspireTV. Angela shared her diverse responsibilities within the network, her passion for culturally specific content, and her commitment to nonprofit initiatives, providing an in-depth look at her work and vision. Both Jack and Angela reminisced about their childhood memories of the Harlem Globetrotters, expressing their excitement about a new collaboration that will bring the Globetrotters' international experiences to the screen in aspireTV's new series Harlem Globetrotters: Secrets of the City. This partnership promises unique merchandising and marketing opportunities for brand marketers and advertisers, enhancing the timeless appeal of the Globetrotters.

In a riveting video conversation hosted by Jack Myers for his Legends & Leadership series, Dave Morgan, the founder and CEO of Simulmedia, explores the implications of the continuing transformation across the media and advertising ecosystem. The conversation not only reflects on Dave's career at the forefront of innovation but also explores the pressing challenges and emerging opportunities within the industry, particularly focusing on the need for transparent, data-driven approaches in television and video advertising. As an outspoken critic of advertisers' shift to procurement and purchasing strategies that have eroded advertising effectiveness, he rhetorically commented, "Marketers have taken the costs out of advertising, but do they still have a growth engine." In our conversation about fraud in the industry, he drew an analogy to the "dirty fuel" pumped into freighters as a procurement-led cost-cutting measure that ultimately caused the MV Dali to crash into the Baltimore Bay Bridge

As the Emmy-winning daytime soap opera The Young and the Restless recently celebrated its 50th year on television, and over 12,000 episodes, the series gave starts to many actors’ careers in Hollywood throughout its historic run, including Penn Badgley, Justin Baldoni, Eva Longoria, Shemar Moore, Vivica A. Fox and even Tom Selleck. One of its newest cast members is Mexican-born actress Zuleyka Silver, who joins us on this episode of Multicultural TV Talk to talk about her experience on the iconic series, transitioning to the fast-paced world of a daytime series, and teases an exciting upcoming storyline for her character Audra Charles. 🖥 Read more from MediaVillage - www.mediavillage.org 📸 Follow us on Instagram - www.instagram.com/mediavillageorg 🐦 Follow us on Twitter - www.twitter.com/mediavillageorg 👍 Like us on Facebook - www.facebook.com/mediavillageorg

FX's Mayans star Carla Baratta has been with the show since the very beginning and reflects on her time on the series, the life changes she experienced during that time, and praised recent breakthroughs for Hispanic and Latin representation in the U.S. New episodes of Mayans air Wednesdays at 10pm ET on FX, available to stream next day on Hulu 🖥 Read more from MediaVillage - www.mediavillage.org 📸 Follow us on Instagram - www.instagram.com/mediavillageorg 🐦 Follow us on Twitter - www.twitter.com/mediavillageorg 👍 Like us on Facebook - www.facebook.com/mediavillageorg

One of last year’s most pleasant surprises of new series came from the freshman comedy series The Bear, centering on an award-winning young chef, played by Critics’ Choice winner Jeremy Allen White, who returns to his hometown of Chicago to revamp his family’s crumbling sandwich shop. Among the boisterous gallery of characters that help keep the restaurant running is Tina, played by this week’s guest Liza Colón-Zayas, a line cook with no filter who she describes as part “mama bear” and part “general”. The veteran actress of stage and screen looks back at her varied career, what she looks forward to most in season two of The Bear, and makes a call to action for restaurant and hospitality workers to earn the salaries and benefits they deserve. 🖥 Read more from MediaVillage - www.mediavillage.org 📸 Follow us on Instagram - www.instagram.com/mediavillageorg 🐦 Follow us on Twitter - www.twitter.com/mediavillageorg 👍 Like us on Facebook - www.facebook.com/mediavillageorg

In celebration of LGBTQ+ Pride Month, we are thrilled to be joined by a delightful group from across the entertainment industry and the LGBTQ+ community: Damian Terriquez, Netflix’s Glamorous; Mrs. Kasha Davis, RuPaul’s Drag Race and All Stars; Tyler DiChiara, The CW’s Gotham Knights; and former child actor-turned-country music star Brian Falduto. The group discusses the figures and performances they saw growing up that made them feel represented, how some of their current work is helping push for meaningful representation and authentic storytelling, the impact of recent anti-LGBTQ+ legislation throughout the country, as well as sharing words of wisdom and courage for anyone in the community who may be fearful of celebrating this month. 🖥 Read more from MediaVillage - www.mediavillage.org 📸 Follow us on Instagram - www.instagram.com/mediavillageorg 🐦 Follow us on Twitter - www.twitter.com/mediavillageorg 👍 Like us on Facebook - www.facebook.com/mediavillageorg

When an injury ended his dreams of playing soccer on a professional level, Cristo Fernández decided to tackle his other dream: filmmaking and acting. Little did he know that the perfect opportunity would come along in which he could combine all of his talents in a single role, Ted Lasso fan favorite Dani Rojas. “I never imagined when I dreamed of being a soccer player that it would come back to me in this way, but I was always open thanks to my friends and family who pushed me to study and find something else. I learned discipline and hard work from the sport, being an athlete, and using it in my new dreams as an actor and filmmaker. Now here I am doing the two things I love the most in my life.” You can stream seasons one through three of Ted Lasso on Apple TV+ 🖥 Read more from MediaVillage - www.mediavillage.com 📸 Follow us on Instagram - www.instagram.com/mediavillagecom 🐦 Follow us on Twitter - www.twitter.com/mediavillagecom 👍 Like us on Facebook - www.facebook.com/mediavillagecom

In honor of Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month, Multicultural TV Talk host Juan Ayala is joined by a panel of three actors from the AAPI community to discuss what performances made them feel represented growing up, the current state of AAPI representation in entertainment and media and what changes need to take place in order for progress to continue in a meaningful and positive way. Joining us for this roundtable are actress, model and advocate Julia Lee; star of Paramount+ series School Spirits Kristian Flores; and star of Netflix’s Sweet Tooth Aliza Vellani. Thanks for listening! If you enjoyed the episode, be sure to subscribe to the podcast and leave a review! Visit MediaVillage.com for more of our reviews, interviews, podcasts and more!

Rising star of stage and screen, and a former fellow classmate of mine, Jhulenty Delossantos joins us to talk all about his time working on multiple CBS series, including a role that went from a co-star to recurring guest starring role with action-packed scenes on “The Equalizer”. You can see Jhulenty Delossantos back on The Equalizer on Sunday, April 23rd at 8pm ET on CBS Thanks for listening! If you enjoyed the episode, be sure to subscribe to the podcast and leave a review! Visit MediaVillage.com for more of our reviews, interviews, podcasts and more!

Continuing the legacy of the 1978 film Grease, and the 1971 musical it was based on, comes the new musical dramedy Grease: Rise of the Pink Ladies, a prequel series set in 1954 which focuses on the misfit students at Rydell high school who create the iconic Pink Ladies clique. In his television debut, triple-threat Alexis Sides talks with us about his early love of acting that began when he was growing up in Mexico, what it felt like working with such a diverse cast in a typically white-centered time period, and how he is similar and differs from his character Pedro aka Potato.

As we approach the final season of the Emmy-winning comedy “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel”, we spoke with two of the newest cast members on the series, Reid Scott and Jason Ralph, who respectively play late-night talk show host Gordon Ford and his talent booker Gordon Ford. The two stars share their experience tackling their larger roles, from recurring in season four to main cast members for the final season, as well as some of the biggest lessons they’ve learned while in production and how the show has championed breaking the glass ceiling and telling powerful, female-driven stories.

As one of the most critically-acclaimed and awarded comedies of the last decade bids farewell, we are pleased to have had the chance to speak with some of the cast of Prime Video’s The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel ahead of its fifth and final season. Tony Shahloub, Kevin Pollak, and Michael Zegen play the titular stand-up comedian Miriam “Midge” Maisel’s father, father-in-law and ex-husband, and look back at the last five seasons, how they’ve changed as individuals in that time, and what they hope audiences take away from the show.

While he may play a mild-mannered accountant on NBC’s hangout comedy Grand Crew, Aaron Jennings has practically been in the industry his entire life with Brent Jennings (The CW’s All American) and Juanita Jennings (FOX’s STAR) as his parents. “The art world is something I was very familiar with growing up but I didn’t see myself making a career out of it until I was in about 10th grade and I dove right in,” he explained. “They didn’t want me to do it as a child. They wanted me to know what it was like to be a normal teen, but I was always around sets and backstage. I’d go to auditions with them and help them run lines. It was an interesting childhood.”

Award-winning journalist, Chief Investigative Correspondent of Inside Edition and now author Lisa Guerrero joins us to talk all about her new memoir Warrior: The Path To Being Brave, a tell-all about her most vulnerable moments and how she overcame them. Though Lisa is nowhere near the end of her career, the usual point in time for memoirs to be written, she says that this was the perfect time for Warrior to come out.

In honor of Women’s History Month, we are thrilled to be joined by the leading ladies of The CW’s Kung Fu: series star Olivia Liang, her onscreen sister Shannon Dang, her mentor Vanessa Kai, and their villain Yvonne Chapman. Fresh off their season 3 finale earlier this month, the four actresses reflect on the past three years they’ve worked together, sharing the most significant lessons they’ve learned, the women in their lives they used as inspiration for their roles, and the improvements they hope to see in the entertainment industry regarding representation.