Thursday, July 20, 2006

MTLB#1 from the Ad Club of Metropolitan Washington


The quite-possibly-anticipated first episode. We feature highlights from Tom Laughon’s luncheon presentation to the DC Ad Club entitled “big ideas, creativity and innovation”. Tom is the founder of Catch Your Limit Consulting.

We also have the latest DC Ad Club news and events as well as our “Deep Quote of the Month.” by Marshall McLuhan

Big thanks to Ad Club members and voice actors extraordinaire Sheldon Smith and Kirk Penbirthy. They’re the great voice-over talent that did our intro and bumpers. You can also find them on a helpful casting site called ProducersHandyDandy.com.

Giant shout-out to Clean Cuts Music and Sound Design for providing studio services for our intros and outros.

The song “Replaced by Robots” courtesy of Lejeune.

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Monday, July 10, 2006

Still making it Bigger!

If JB says make the Logo Bigger, then that is what we will do!

Just wanted to tell everyone that things are progressing. Here is a sampling of our PodCast bumper, http://www.dcadclub.com/files/mtlb_promo.mp3

Its just a teaser for all the good things to come. So come back real soon for the unleashing of the first Make the Logo BIGger Pod Cast.

Friday, June 09, 2006

Is that big enough for you?


Yes, it's true, our podcast has a LOGO. Stay tuned for an actual podcast...

Monday, May 22, 2006

Genesis (not the band)

So in anticipation of our first podcast, we've established this little blog. This is where we'll have the summary for each show / helpful links to the stuff we talk about in said show / and a forum for your comments. You can also email the Podcast Team at MakeTheLogoBigger@gmail.com.

Make The Logo Bigger is (will be) the podcast of the Advertising Club of Metropolitan Washington. AKA DC Ad Club. Each show will feature Club news, advertising-related banter, and insightful interviews. No Phil Collins, I swear.