The Notorious B2B Show’s Podcast

Episode 5: Inbox Karens, Exit Five event applications, and why your website data is probably fake

This week, we talk about:
The “Inbox Karen” drama and the limits of provocative content
The Exit Five’s application process to attend their event
The truth about RB2B’s CRM data collection
Why every website visitor tool is lying to you in a slightly different way
And the shady new trend of companies using your job application project… and ghosting you after
Also: petty revenge, fake job titles, and a marketing AI tool that claims it replaces your $200K team

Episode 4: Chris Walker finds enlightenment, B2B reshuffles, and the power of one comment

We covered a lot of ground in this one - from spiritual awakenings to burner phones.
In this episode:
Chris Walker goes full guru mode (and we kind of love it?)
TACK shuts down and the Mark + Nick split has us speculating
Apollo continues its quiet unraveling with key team exits
Deel’s spy drama somehow escalates
A founder comments on a HubSpot post… and walks away with an investor
Also: we talk about why showing up on LinkedIn still matters (even if you’re not pitching in the comments)
Time Stamp:
7:52 - Chris Walker
16:25 - Kyle Lacy
25:34 - Circling Back

Episode 3: Corporate spies, shitposts, and shady integration accusations: just another week in B2B

This one had range.
We circled back on the rise and fall of “comment for the asset” LinkedIn posts (spoiler: people are still mad), and then covered everything from:
The “weird LinkedIn” trend
RB2B’s spyware accusation and why marketers are suddenly reading terms of service
Air’s campaign backlash and why we’re still defending it
A live reading of corporate espionage between Deal and Rippling
Duolingo’s ridiculous April Fool’s campaign (and why B2B brands can never)
Plus, we noodle on mascots, protest marketing, and the ethics of public teardown culture.

Episode 2: B2B SaaS partnering with pornstars, public tear-downs, & Linkedin shut down Apollo and Seamless!?

We had a docket. We couldn't finish it all. Who knew B2B had so much drama? 
Here's what we did cover: 
Air’s wild anti-Dropbox ad featuring an actual adult film star (and why we kind of loved it)
The difference between a teardown and a public roast (with a special guest appearance: Tas getting publicly roasted)
What happens when LinkedIn shuts down your entire company page (Seamless.ai and Apollo, this one’s for you)
The ethics of teardown content, the ROI of pettiness, and how not to pitch someone who didn’t ask for your feedback.

Episode 1: Million dollar giveaways, boobs guy and the comment bait economy on Linkedin

We kick off episode one by giving kudos where it's due (spoiler: someone actually won $1M from a Super Bowl AI promo and no one seems to care).
Then we get into the current state of LinkedIn:
The rise of “comment to get the asset” bait
The performance math behind it (yes, we did the math)
What happens when you don’t deliver
And yes... we talk about that “boobs on LinkedIn” guy
This episode is basically a tour through all the unhinged parts of the B2B content economy and we barely scratched the surface.