Marketing Radicals
The podcast addressing what’s changing, what’s next, what to do about it
Featuring guests from across the marketing and business spectrum, Marketing Radicals brings you candid conversations with the people challenging conventional thinking and shaping what comes next. It’s the podcast for people who don’t just want to know what’s happening but want to understand why it matters to them and what they should do about it.
Join us to:
- Hear from people who think differently
- Challenge your assumptions
- See how to big ideas can be turned into action
- Understand how to stay interesting, useful and relevant
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Episode 1: The AI Advantage: Why the Businesses Starting Now Will Pull Ahead
David Harvey sits down with Lee Noble, an early adopter of AI in the marketing process, to discuss what the evolution of Automation into AI means for businesses. Lee draws on his experience to explain how the opportunity goes far beyond speeding up tasks and how businesses can use AI in the decision-making process, especially within lead generation and the sales cycle. He confronts concerns about job replacement, the new requirements for education and training and the practical steps businesses can take now.
Episode 2: Building Bradford’s Creative Legacy
Coming soon
David Harvey sits down with Shanaz Gulzar, Creative Director of Bradford 2025 / Bradford Culture Company, to explore the ambition, imagination and hard work behind Bradford’s year as UK City of Culture.
Shanaz shares how a bold civic idea became a city-wide cultural movement, from developing the original bid during the pandemic to bringing together artists, communities, businesses and cultural institutions. She explains why culture is about far more than headline events, and how access, participation and giving local people ownership have been central to Bradford 2025.
They discuss the importance of taking creative risks, creating opportunities for emerging talent and building genuine partnerships across the city. Shanaz also reflects on the role culture can play in regeneration, social cohesion and civic confidence – and why the real measure of success will be the creative legacy Bradford builds long after its City of Culture year has ended.