Corey DuBrowa's guest appearances

Corey DuBrowa

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Chris White

Curtis Mayfield

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For Liverpool UK band Echo &amp; The Bunnymen's fourth release, 1984's 'Ocean Rain', they went all-in. Recorded primarily in Paris with a 35-piece orchestra, Ocean Rain is a dazzling collection of songs writ large with sweeping string arrangements and inspired - at times restrained and at times ferocious - playing /singing by band members Ian McCulloch, Will Sergeant, Les Pattinson and Pete de Freitas. This week's guest Corey duBrowa went all-in as well, as he joined Rob to unpack this splendidly deranged musical masterpiece. Songs featured in this episode: The Killing Moon - CHVRCHES/Pavement/Matthew Sweet &amp; Susanna Hoffs; Oregon Ducks Fight Song; Guiding Light - Television; Here I Go - Syd Barrett; Read It In Books - Echo &amp; The Bunnymen (John Peel Session, August 1979); Some Other Guy - The Beatles (Live at the Cavern Club, August 1962); The Back Of Love (Live at Royal Albert Hall, 1984), Never Stop, Silver, Nocturnal Me, Crystal Days, The Yo Yo Man - Echo &amp; The Bunnymen; Is She Weird? - Pixies; New Slang - The Shins; Waiting For The Sun - The Doors; Thorn Of Crowns, Thorn Of Crowns (Live at Royal Albert Hall, 2008) - Echo &amp; The Bunnymen; BAD - U2 (Live Aid 1985); The Killing Moon - Echo &amp; The Bunnymen; Space Oddity - David Bowie; Seven Seas - Echo &amp; The Bunnymen; Andmoreagain - Love; My Kingdom, Ocean Rain, It's All Over Now Baby Blue - Echo &amp; The Bunnymen; 

For Liverpool UK band Echo &amp; The Bunnymen's fourth release, 1984's 'Ocean Rain', they went all-in. Recorded primarily in Paris with a 35-piece orchestra, Ocean Rain is a dazzling collection of songs writ large with sweeping string arrangements and inspired - at times restrained and at times ferocious - playing /singing by band members Ian McCulloch, Will Sergeant, Les Pattinson and Pete de Freitas. This week's guest Corey duBrowa went all-in as well, as he joined Rob to unpack this splendidly deranged musical masterpiece. Songs featured in this episode: The Killing Moon - CHVRCHES/Pavement/Matthew Sweet &amp; Susanna Hoffs; Oregon Ducks Fight Song; Guiding Light - Television; Here I Go - Syd Barrett; Read It In Books - Echo &amp; The Bunnymen (John Peel Session, August 1979); Some Other Guy - The Beatles (Live at the Cavern Club, August 1962); The Back Of Love (Live at Royal Albert Hall, 1984), Never Stop, Silver, Nocturnal Me, Crystal Days, The Yo Yo Man - Echo &amp; The Bunnymen; Is She Weird? - Pixies; New Slang - The Shins; Waiting For The Sun - The Doors; Thorn Of Crowns, Thorn Of Crowns (Live at Royal Albert Hall, 2008) - Echo &amp; The Bunnymen; BAD - U2 (Live Aid 1985); The Killing Moon - Echo &amp; The Bunnymen; Space Oddity - David Bowie; Seven Seas - Echo &amp; The Bunnymen; Andmoreagain - Love; My Kingdom, Ocean Rain, It's All Over Now Baby Blue - Echo &amp; The Bunnymen;

S5E249 - Echo & The Bunnymen 'Ocean Rain' with Corey duBrowa

Syd Barrett

A music journalist for two decades with more than a thousand bylines in publications ranging from Rolling Stone to Paste Magazine to GQ, this week's guest Corey duBrowa knows a compelling music story when he hears it. On both a musical and lyrical level, Roger Keith "Syd" Barrett's "The Madcap Laughs" is a wonderfully inventive - though at times hard to listen to - document of a gentle artist whose recent ouster from soon-to-be-huge Pink Floyd loomed large. "Won't you miss me? Wouldn't you miss me at all?"

A music journalist for two decades with more than a thousand bylines in publications ranging from Rolling Stone to Paste Magazine to GQ, this week's guest Corey duBrowa knows a compelling music story when he hears it. On both a musical and lyrical level, Roger Keith "Syd" Barrett's "The Madcap Laughs" is a wonderfully inventive - though at times hard to listen to - document of a gentle artist whose recent ouster from soon-to-be-huge Pink Floyd loomed large. "Won't you miss me? Wouldn't you miss me at all?"

S4E189 - Syd Barrett 'The Madcap Laughs' with Corey duBrowa

How many people do you know who have had the opportunity to work for Phil Knight, Bill Gates, Howard Schultz, Larry Page, Sergey Brin, and more?  This week I'm proud to share the 100th episode of the LEAVE YOUR MARK podcast. When I thought about who could possibly be my 100th guest, I looked no further than Corey duBrowa, Vice President of Global Communications and Public Affairs at Google. I first learned about Corey when he was SVP Global Communications at Starbucks (a role he held for almost eight years). As a former publicist myself, Corey has always been the gold standard for communications executives. With more than 20 years as a communicator of ideas, Corey has long been considered one of the top corporate communicators in the US. He just topped PRWeek's 2021 US Power List, ranking #7 out of the 50 communications leaders. In this episode, you'll learn how Corey has been able to radically shift between industries, the great learnings he has absorbed from the founders he has worked for, and why he wakes up every day excited to start again.

How many people do you know who have had the opportunity to work for Phil Knight, Bill Gates, Howard Schultz, Larry Page, Sergey Brin, and more?  This week I'm proud to share the 100th episode of the LEAVE YOUR MARK podcast. When I thought about who could possibly be my 100th guest, I looked no further than Corey duBrowa, Vice President of Global Communications and Public Affairs at Google. I first learned about Corey when he was SVP Global Communications at Starbucks (a role he held for almost eight years). As a former publicist myself, Corey has always been the gold standard for communications executives. With more than 20 years as a communicator of ideas, Corey has long been considered one of the top corporate communicators in the US. He just topped PRWeek's 2021 US Power List, ranking #7 out of the 50 communications leaders. In this episode, you'll learn how Corey has been able to radically shift between industries, the great learnings he has absorbed from the founders he has worked for, and why he wakes up every day excited to start again.

Corey duBrowa on Learning From the World's Greatest Founders and Why Your Success Lies in How You Create It for Others 

The New CCO offers a firsthand look at member stories related to engaging stakeholders through digital platforms. Our first episode features Home Depot CCO Stacey Tank interviewing Starbucks CCO Corey duBrowa about their Upstanders campaign. The two discuss the campaign beginning with its origination at a town hall-style meeting through its evolution into a rich storytelling platform highlighting individual "stories of valor" about people taking positive action in their communities.

The New CCO offers a firsthand look at member stories related to engaging stakeholders through digital platforms. Our first episode features Home Depot CCO Stacey Tank interviewing Starbucks CCO Corey duBrowa about their Upstanders campaign. The two discuss the campaign beginning with its origination at a town hall-style meeting through its evolution into a rich storytelling platform highlighting individual "stories of valor" about people taking positive action in their communities.

Stories of Valor - Corey duBrowa, Starbucks

David Wolf

Allison+Partners China MD David Wolf, a veteran observer of the country's PR industry, joins the Echo Chamber to discuss the continued ethical issues that bedevil international PR firms operating in China. For Wolf, a zero tolerance approach is the only option, but he believes that too many international PR agency CEOs in New York turn a blind eye to ethical transgressions and worse. Meanwhile, Starbucks SVP of global communications and international public affairs Corey DuBrowa talks to Aarti Shah about the company's plans to provide free college education to thousands of workers.