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by Yo Enterprises

19 episodes
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“The happiest guys on the internet” celebrate creativity for people wondering what's next. Yo Munir! is a weekly conversation between two brothers about the creative forces shaping business, culture, and the future of work. Especially in the age of AI. We’re here for the people who feel the speed of change and want to stay human brining more joy, better taste, sharper trend fluency, and a wider lens on what it all means. Expect conversations about storytelling, brand, marketing, social platforms, art/music, and the inner game of making (fear, momentum, mistakes, reinvention).

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3/1/2026

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Episode thumbnail for Tom Rome — Emmy Award-Winning Cinematographer, Inventor & Teacher / Ep. 41

June 23, 2026

Tom Rome — Emmy Award-Winning Cinematographer, Inventor & Teacher / Ep. 41

<p>Tom Rome is many things. Emmy Award-winning cinematographer. Stand-up comedian. Drummer. Inventor. And now, a media teacher shaping the next generation of storytellers at Bergen Tech in New Jersey.</p><p>He spent years as a Director of Photography at MLB Productions — bringing baseball to life on film, at a time when everyone else had gone to video — and earned an Emmy Award doing it. Before that, he was doing &quot;bringer shows&quot; at NYC comedy clubs, auditioning for the Blue Man Group, and once ran down a hallway in Yankee Stadium to accost a stranger carrying a Bolex camera. (That stranger got him the job.)</p><p>In this episode, the happiest guys on the internet sit down with Tom for a wide, warm, genuinely funny conversation about what it looks like to follow creativity across decades — from drumsticks on a couch watching Van Halen&#39;s Panama on MTV, through the golden years of sports filmmaking, and into a high school classroom where the work now has a different kind of stakes.</p><p>Tom shares three pieces of advice for young creatives — and the best medical school joke you&#39;ve heard in years. He also drops a mixtape featuring House of Pain, Spin Doctors, and The Divinyls.</p><p>If you work in media, teach anything, love baseball, or are figuring out what the next chapter looks like — this one is for you.</p><p><strong>Subscribe. Share. Tell a friend.</strong> New episodes weekly on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and YouTube.</p>

Episode thumbnail for Ep. 40 | Barbara Gorder: Top Gun, Cannes Lions & Saving the Wine Industry

June 15, 2026

Ep. 40 | Barbara Gorder: Top Gun, Cannes Lions & Saving the Wine Industry

<p>Episode 40 | Barbara Gorder: Top Gun, Cannes Lions &amp; Saving the Wine Industry</p><p><br></p><p>Barbara Gorder has spent 30+ years solving marketing problems at the highest level — and she&#39;s not done yet.</p><p><br></p><p>She started at Leo Burnett Chicago, rising to SVP and working on Super Bowl campaigns for Reebok, GM, P&amp;G, Hallmark, and Toys R Us, winning Cannes Lions along the way. After Burnett, she spent two decades as a fractional CMO for entrepreneurial companies — including SommSelect, where she hired Munir&#39;s agency Kiosk to help build the brand. These days, she&#39;s the Managing Partner of the Direct to Consumer Wine Symposium, the country&#39;s largest D2C wine conference, working to make direct-to-consumer wine legal in 48 states. She&#39;s still working on Utah and Delaware.</p><p><br></p><p>Oh, and her father co-authored the Ault Report — the white paper that led to the creation of Top Gun.</p><p><br></p><p>In this conversation: growing up military, a legendary Reebok pitch that shocked the room, presenting to 90 international sports executives in the Bahamas with broken AV and singing the Flintstones theme to close the deal, what AI really means for creative people, three principles for staying creative, and the mixtape — songs that pair best with a great glass of wine.</p><p><br></p><p>Barbara&#39;s three creativity principles: Stay open. Knowledge is power. Take the pause.</p><p><br></p><p>Connect with Barbara:</p><p>LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/barbara-gorder-7a27a4</p><p>DTC Wine Symposium: dtcwinesymposium.com (early bird tickets on sale now for January 2026 in Monterey)</p><p><br></p><p>---</p><p>Yo Munir! — &quot;The happiest guys on the internet&quot; celebrate creativity and practice in their weekly conversation. Hosted by Robert Haddad and Munir Haddad.</p><p>Subscribe on YouTube: youtube.com/channel/UC9yFb_jTqo4sXoTxJ1-YpTw</p><p>Instagram: instagram.com/yo.munir</p>

Episode thumbnail for Ruth Hubbard: Your Wallet Is Your Identity

June 10, 2026

Ruth Hubbard: Your Wallet Is Your Identity

<p>Ruth Hubbard has spent her career connecting dots most people don&#39;t even see are on the same map. As a product and partnership leader at Fiserv, she works with billions of transaction data points, turning how people spend money into stories about who they actually are. She&#39;s a Fellow of the Economic Club of New York, a 2026 Semafor World Economic Summit principal, and hosts the NY Public Library&#39;s Trailblazer Series, where she sits down with founders, authors, and cultural leaders.</p><p>In this episode, Ruth, Rob, and Munir trace the thread from her childhood debates in Stamford, CT (her parents are a lawyer and an HR executive — argument was basically a team sport) through Martha&#39;s Vineyard summers, Model UN at Harvard and Penn, and a career arc from Google to JP Morgan to one of the world&#39;s largest payment companies.</p><p>They talk about why the words &quot;Experience Abu Dhabi&quot; on a Knicks warmup jersey tell a more interesting story about global investment strategy than most financial news coverage. They get into why your credit card statement might be the most honest portrait of your values that exists. And Ruth breaks down the three-part storytelling framework she&#39;s developed through years of interviewing some of the most interesting people in business and culture.</p><p>It ends with a mixtape of songs about business — nine songs, three people, zero overlap, and somehow both Pink Floyd and the Isley Brothers feel completely at home together.</p>

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What is Yo Munir!?

“The happiest guys on the internet” celebrate creativity for people wondering what's next.

Yo Munir! is a weekly conversation between two brothers about the creative forces shaping business, culture, and the future of work. Especially in the age of AI.

We’re here for the people who feel the speed of change and want to stay human brining more joy, better taste, sharper trend fluency, and a wider lens on what it all means.

Expect conversations about storytelling, brand, marketing, social platforms, art/music, and the inner game of making (fear, momentum, mistakes, reinvention).

How often does this podcast release new episodes?

This podcast updates daily.

Where can I listen to this podcast?

This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.

Does this podcast accept guests?

Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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