For many, Victoria’s Secret represented the epitome of femininity, confidence, and glamour. But as our culture shifted toward authenticity and inclusivity, the brand has struggled to evolve. Let's fix this!

Can Wikipedia survive in the AI era and during a time where facts are subjective? We explore how the site can evolve without losing its soul, what happens when truth itself becomes political, and why dissenting viewpoints actually make Wikipedia stronger.

Ben & Jerry’s, the iconic mission-driven ice cream brand, has hit a rocky patch. Co-founder Jerry Greenfield’s public exit after 47 years has raised big questions about what happens when a brand’s activist soul meets corporate strategy. Aaron, Melissa, and Qadira dig into how Unilever can protect Ben & Jerry’s social mission, rebuild trust with customers, and chart a bold path forward without its founding duo steering the ship.

We’re diving deep into one of the most fascinating business stories in streaming: the Disney+ crisis. From explosive subscriber growth to public backlash and strategic pivots, Disney’s streaming platform has seen both magic and mayhem. Joining us is Michael Cerdá, the former VP of Product at Disney Plus!

In this special episode of We Fixed It, You’re Welcome, the team welcomes back financial expert Lukas Sundahl to put real numbers behind our hypothetical business fixes.

In this episode of We Fixed It, You’re Welcome, the team dives deep into the phenomenon of meme stocks like GameStop, AMC, Hertz, and Bed Bath & Beyond. What started as internet-fueled rebellions against Wall Street turned into massive financial chaos — with instant millionaires, bankrupt companies, and confused everyday investors.

In this episode, our panelists discuss the strategic rebranding of Beyond Meat, which has now transitioned to simply "Beyond." The company, once a rising star in plant-based meats, now faces challenges due to mounting losses, over-saturation in the market, and shifting consumer preferences.

In this thought-provoking episode, we explore the intersection of artificial intelligence and education with Dr. Marc Wolpoff, Professor of Psychology at Riverside City College. With AI tools like ChatGPT becoming common in classrooms, we dive deep into the potential benefits and challenges these tools present for students and educators alike.

In this episode, our panel dives into the cultural phenomenon of Taylor Swift's latest album release and how brands are jumping on the orange wave. They discuss the concept of "cultural currency" and how companies are navigating the challenge of joining in on viral trends.

AT&T is facing a workplace culture challenge that has captured the attention of employees, investors, and all of corporate America. After a controversial return-to-office memo, questions are being asked: Is AT&T prioritizing profits over people? Or is this a smart business move?

Jaguar’s EV rebrand was meant to redefine the luxury car brand — but instead, it sparked massive backlash, confused loyal customers, and even led to their CEO stepping down. In this episode, we break down exactly what went wrong with Jaguar’s electric vehicle strategy, why their marketing campaign failed, and how they can fix their brand without losing their iconic heritage.

In this episode, our panel tackles the challenges faced by Essence Fest, an iconic African American culture and music festival in New Orleans. We explore the festival's rich heritage and also recent struggles, including operational issues, declining attendance, and sponsor pullback. Our assignment? Return the festival to its former glory, or help to evolve it for greater success next year.

We plunge into American Eagle's controversial ad campaign featuring Sydney Sweeney. Marketing expert Lola Bakare joins to dissect the brand's questionable approach, exploring the importance of inclusive marketing and authentic consumer engagement.

With international visits to New York City expected to drop 17% and $4 billion in potential lost spending, the panel explores innovative solutions. Joined by New Yorker, social media expert, and funny person Tim Duffy.

We explore Krispy Kreme's failed McDonald's partnership, declining stock, and brand identity crisis - and propose fixes to bring this iconic donut brand back to glory.

In this episode of "We Fixed It. You're Welcome," our panelists tackle the challenges facing Bowflex, a once-prominent home fitness brand now grappling with bankruptcy and a massive recall. Joined by guest Lukas Sundahl.

In this episode of "We Fixed It, You're Welcome," our panelists tackle accessibility issues with Uber, focusing on the experiences of passengers with disabilities. Our guest Michael Hingson shares insights on Uber's shortcomings in accommodating service animals and adhering to ADA guidelines.

In this episode of "We Fixed It. You're Welcome," our panelists tackle the challenges facing Weight Watchers (WW) as it navigates a changing landscape of weight loss and wellness.

Fixing Starbucks: A Bold New Approach to Coffee Culture Starbucks, the coffee giant we all know and love, is at a crossroads. With over 35,000 stores in 80 countries, the company is facing an identity crisis that's left loyal customers scratching their heads. But fear not, coffee lovers! We've brewed up some fresh ideas to help Starbucks reclaim its mojo and create a more satisfying experience for everyone.

Crowdsourced Fixes: How Listeners Are Solving Real-World Problems Ever wondered how everyday people would tackle some of the biggest challenges facing popular brands and services? In this special episode of "We Fixed It," we dive into listener-submitted fixes for companies like Starbucks, Slack, and even the magazine industry. Get ready for some fresh perspectives and innovative solutions that might just change how you think about these familiar brands.

The Job Board Revolution: How Indeed's Downfall is Reshaping Hiring In the ever-evolving landscape of job hunting and recruitment, a seismic shift is underway. Once the go-to platform for job seekers and employers alike, Indeed finds itself at a crossroads. The latest episode of "We Fix It, You're Welcome" pulls back the curtain on the challenges facing traditional job boards and explores the rise of fractional work as a game-changing alternative.

Reviving a Pop Icon: Lessons from Katy Perry's Brand Struggles Katy Perry's journey from chart-topping sensation to struggling artist offers valuable insights for anyone navigating career transitions or brand reinvention. In our latest episode of "We Fixed It, You're Welcome," we dissected the challenges facing this pop icon and uncovered strategies that could help her—and you—reclaim relevance in a rapidly changing landscape.

The $69 Million Question: Are Golden Parachutes Hurting Hollywood? In the glittering world of Hollywood, where dreams are made and fortunes are won and lost, a recent event has sparked intense debate. Bob Bakish, former CEO of Paramount, walked away with a staggering $69.3 million severance package. This eye-watering sum has left many wondering: Are these golden parachutes helping or hurting the entertainment industry?

Unlocking the Canadian Advantage: What U.S. Brands Can Learn from Our Northern Neighbors Ever wondered why your favorite American brands taste different north of the border? Or why some Canadian products never make it to U.S. shelves? The latest episode of "We Fixed It" dives deep into these questions, revealing surprising insights about consumer preferences, brand strategies, and cultural differences between the U.S.

Subway's Identity Crisis: Can Fresh Still Win in Fast Food? In the fast-paced world of fast food, Subway finds itself at a crossroads. Once the darling of health-conscious consumers seeking a fresher alternative, the sandwich giant now grapples with an identity crisis. Can Subway reclaim its "Eat Fresh" mantra in a landscape dominated by viral marketing stunts and indulgent offerings? Let's dive into the challenges and potential solutions for this iconic brand.