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Under the Influence with Terry O'Reilly

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Advertising, Marketing, Pop Culture, Business, Terry O'reilly, Cbc, Society & Culture, Under The Influence

4.8 • 627 Ratings

🗓️ 6 January 2021

⏱️ 1 minutes

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We’ve got a fun 2021 season planned for you. Here’s a sneak peek at what's in store...

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0:00.0	This is a CBC podcast.
0:05.2	Hi, it's Terry O'Reilly.
0:07.3	Just wanted to let you know under the influence,
0:09.6	we'll be back on January 7th with our 2021 season.
0:13.6	And we've got a fun lineup of shows planned for you.
0:16.3	In the first episode,
0:17.4	we'll be looking at how many companies are having to change their entire branding
0:21.2	because of racist origins. Some will have to throw away over 100 years of branding.
0:27.8	Aunt Jemima, anyone? In episode two of the season, we'll look at switch pitchers, spokespeople
0:34.5	who switched to rival brands and the stories behind those switches.
0:39.5	In other episodes, we'll be looking at cemetery tourism,
0:43.2	where people plan vacations around the final resting places of celebrities and historical figures,
0:48.8	and we'll look at famous movie posters,
0:51.5	where we'll tell the story of how the most iconic movie poster of all time was
0:56.5	created, then banned, then celebrated, then stolen. True story. The first Under the Influence
1:04.4	podcast of 2021 drops Thursday, January 7th. Happy New Year.

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