After These Messages Podcast

Genevieve and Andrew round up some of the most bizarre foreign ads that star your favorite (and least favorite) Hollywood actors. Also, why is Leonardo DiCaprio so angry at his friends?

Genevieve and Andrew check out TV commercials aimed at Canadians. Plus, an Abe Simpson wannabe weighs-in on some of his favorite and least-favorite ads.

Genevieve and Andrew delve into the side-effect-filled world of pharmaceutical advertising. Plus, Democrats and Republicans alike are using the same technique in ads targeting Donald Trump.

Genevieve and Andrew discuss commercials that brag about their products' needless innovations, from crazy razor blades to beer cans that change color. Plus, Maya Rudolf asks, "Do you know what's in your hoo-ha?"

The "Can You Hear Me Now Guy" changes teams and twists the knife. Plus, the Ad Council schools us on talking camels and the origin of humblebrags.

Genevieve and Andrew look back at old commercials featuring stars before they were famous. Plus, a sweet taste of the purest Bruce Willis on the market.

Andrew and Genevieve look at commercials set in the workplace, from cubicle farms to construction sites. Plus, "Get It Right, Dummies!" -- a segment dedicated to some of the most infuriating ad copy on television.

Genevieve and Andrew look at a batch of commercials aimed directly at the suburban audience. Plus, glowing toilet bowl seats, a vibrating fishing lure, and the best potato chip quiz ever podcasted.

Genevieve and Andrew discuss the fake TV commercials that appear in films. Plus, Paging Dr. Spaceman: How Chris Parnell is taking over the commercial airwaves.

It's the return of "Chees and Jees" - the best and worst commercials currently on the air. Plus, when American ad slogans get translated, it's sometimes problematic. Genevieve quizzes Andrew on some lost-in-translation slogans.

Air Raid's Aaron Roden joins us to talk about scary commercials that shouldn't be so scary and his obsession with gum commercials from the 1980s.

Grapes of Radder Nick Ahlers joins us for a walk down memory lane. We discuss the toy commercials from our youth that had us begging our parents to spoil us.

Andrew and Genevieve are humbled in the presence of an actual expert: commercial and film director, Cat Solen, who joins them this week to talk about her spots for Adult Swim and what it's like to be known as the "puppet lady."

Genevieve and Andrew made each other very special mixtapes to show each other how they truly feel (about TV commercials). Plus, an iconic ad campaign gets a new voice...but no one seems to notice.

In this very special episode of After These Messages, it's a battle royale between the biggest names in advertising mascots. Who will win, who will die? Plus, Genevieve and Andrew reluctantly give credit to the ad industry for some pretty good April Fool's Day campaigns.

Genevieve and Andrew get ready for tax season with a look at the ubiquitous Turbo Tax and H&R Block commercials. Plus, the truly fascinating history of the real Colonel Sanders. And Andrew is shocked by some ads he saw during "Murder, She Wrote."

Genevieve and Andrew cry their way through an episode dedicated to the commercials that make us feel the most feels. Plus, one of the best coffee commercials lost to history.

Andrew and Genevieve say adios to The Most Interesting Man In The World, then they hand the show over to the Ad Council and to hear what listeners have to say about the ads they love and hate.

Genevieve and Andrew review the commercials that make them smile and the commercials that make them throw shoes at the television.

Andrew and Genevieve take a look at the commercials that debuted during the Oscars broadcast on Sunday, including an amazing Kohl's campaign that blew them away. Plus, insider information on "the worst local commercial ever."