Two women. One wild industry. Chronically Misscheduled.
We started on opposite sides of the brief and somehow ended up in each other’s calendars—sharing sweat, tears, and wine. Misscheduled is your unfiltered look behind the media curtain: from campaign chaos to client curveballs, pitch wins to personal fails.
Real talk, big laughs, and hot takes from two friends who love this industry (even when it doesn’t love us back). We may not always be on time, but we’re always on point.
Coordinator, Executive, Manager… what do these job titles actually MEAN?
If you’ve ever looked at someone’s LinkedIn title and thought, “Wait… are we doing the same job?” — this one’s for you!
Amy and Jen are decoding the world of industry job titles, from Coordinator to Director, Growth Hacker to Chief Something Officer, and everything in between.
What do these titles actually mean? What does the day-to-day look like? And are some of them just completely made up?
We’re breaking down common (and slightly questionable) job titles, sharing what they really mean, what changes as you move up the ladder, and a few LinkedIn titles that frankly deserve their own investigation.
☕ Grab a coffee. 🎧 Press play. 💼 And finally find out what everyone’s actual job is.
23 Sept 2026
Organic, Paid & Slightly Confused
Organic, paid & slightly confused? Same.
In this episode, Jen and Amy break down the difference between paid and organic, what each is actually good for, and why brands probably need both. We chat about how they work together, what to measure, and whether “organic is free” is actually true.
Basically: less marketing waffle, more making sense of the things marketers pretend are obvious.
9 Sept 2026
Did Reality TV Broke the Media Funnel?
From Love Island and MAFS to The Kardashians and The Bachelor — reality TV is everywhere. And we're not just watching it on TV anymore.
We're catching up on streaming platforms, seeing the best bits on TikTok, following contestants on Instagram, listening to podcasts about the drama and trying to watch the latest episode before someone spoils it for us.
In this episode of Misscheduled, Amy and Jen ask whether reality TV has actually changed the way we consume media.
Are we becoming less patient with long-form content? Do we now expect everything to be available whenever we want it? And why does missing one episode suddenly feel like missing an entire cultural moment?
We get into short-form content, social media, fandom, fragmented audiences and what it all means for advertisers trying to keep up.
Whether you're a reality TV superfan, a hate-watcher, or someone who claims they “don't watch it” but somehow knows exactly what's happening on MAFS...
This one's for you!
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