
The Looking Glass
“The truth stands quietly in the looking glass, waiting for those who are brave enough to look it in the eye.”
Podcasting since 2025 • 28 episodes
The Looking Glass
Latest Episodes
We Need A Lot More Truth In A World With A Lot Less Trust
This episode underscores the critical importance of truth in contemporary society, positing it as the bedrock of trust across various domains. It highlights how the proliferation of misinformation through social media, biased reporting, and pol...
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11:17

Why A Hard Truth About Your Brand Can Be A Blessing In Disguise
This episode explains that a brand's truth is the alignment between its intended identity and how it is actually perceived by consumers, and that discovering discrepancies can be beneficial. It suggests that embracing this truth fosters authent...
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8:42

The Risks & Rewards For Brands When It Comes That Thing Called Truth
This episode explores the dual nature of honesty in branding, highlighting both its significant advantages and inherent risks. It suggests that while authenticity fosters strong customer loyalty, elevates a brand's reputation, and helps it stan...
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7:22

The Truth Behind The Curtains Is Now More Important Than Ever
This episode explains that brand transparency is crucial for contemporary businesses, as consumers increasingly seek honesty and openness. It unpacks how transparency builds trust, which forms the basis of strong customer relationships, and enh...
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8:42

When The Truth Takes A Backseat & Brands Betray Their Market’s Trust
This episode discusses the critical importance of truth and transparency in branding, highlighting the severe repercussions when companies prioritize profits over ethical conduct. It illustrates this with prominent examples like Volkswagen's em...
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8:53

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