Kelly Vaught's guest appearances

Kelly Vaught

Masters of Craft

Stoked Lifestyle Podcast

Not Real Art

Janice Bryant Howroyd

Chris Denson

Roy Choi

Jon Levy

Matt Barnes

Bassem Youssef

Adam Conover

Dan Harmon

Chad Veach

Dave Asprey

Joanna Angel

Tom Bilyeu

Donald Glover

Steve Streit

Miguel McKelvey

OwlTail

In this episode Sourdough and Kelly Vaught from BeCore join in conversation about everything from parenting and core values to experiential marketing and politics. Starting off, Kelly shares with us what he is most grateful for and his personal philosophy for a happy, meaningful life. His family is incredibly important to him and he dishes out some of his tried and tested parenting advice and reflects on his own childhood experiences and how they have shaped him. We discuss the role of liberal arts in teaching critical thinking, what the world actually needs from politicians, forging meaningful connections with people and the need for advertising folk to grasp and engage with contemporary culture. We reimagine a society where the measure of success is holistic and where people’s contribution to all spheres of life is a more interesting consideration than just what they do as a job and the money they get from doing it. Don’t miss out on this insightful conversation with people who speak your language. For more information about artists, links and resources from this episode, please visit https://notrealart.com/kelly-vaught/. Key Points From This Episode:  A reflective overview of Kelly’s parents and growing up in a very religious household. Dealing with his mother’s mental illness, dropping out of school and moving out at age 16. Being excommunicated from his religious network and the tough lessons he learned. How Kelly’s childhood experiences informed his perspective on raising his own kids. The importance of building confidence and adaptability into his children. The critical role of arts in teaching critical thinking and problem solving. Combing liberal arts and science to find solutions for the existential problems of humankind. The need for politicians to adopt a human-centered approach to government. Recognizing who ‘your people’ are and not wasting time investing in those who are not. What the dissolution of the ego entails and how harmony is the foundation of success. Unequal distribution of resources and population growth as two major concerns in our collective unconscious. Doing work that matters, experiential marketing and engaging the younger generations. Red Bull as an example of a company that supports and engages with arts and culture. Artists’ role in stimulating conversations around social issues and challenging the status quo. The interesting space where art and AI meet and the future of artistic presentation. And much more! 

In this episode Sourdough and Kelly Vaught from BeCore join in conversation about everything from parenting and core values to experiential marketing and politics. Starting off, Kelly shares with us what he is most grateful for and his personal philosophy for a happy, meaningful life. His family is incredibly important to him and he dishes out some of his tried and tested parenting advice and reflects on his own childhood experiences and how they have shaped him. We discuss the role of liberal arts in teaching critical thinking, what the world actually needs from politicians, forging meaningful connections with people and the need for advertising folk to grasp and engage with contemporary culture. We reimagine a society where the measure of success is holistic and where people’s contribution to all spheres of life is a more interesting consideration than just what they do as a job and the money they get from doing it. Don’t miss out on this insightful conversation with people who speak your language. For more information about artists, links and resources from this episode, please visit <a href="https://notrealart.com/kelly-vaught/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://notrealart.com/kelly-vaught/.</a> Key Points From This Episode: <ul> <li>A reflective overview of Kelly’s parents and growing up in a very religious household.</li> <li>Dealing with his mother’s mental illness, dropping out of school and moving out at age 16.</li> <li>Being excommunicated from his religious network and the tough lessons he learned.</li> <li>How Kelly’s childhood experiences informed his perspective on raising his own kids.</li> <li>The importance of building confidence and adaptability into his children.</li> <li>The critical role of arts in teaching critical thinking and problem solving.</li> <li>Combing liberal arts and science to find solutions for the existential problems of humankind.</li> <li>The need for politicians to adopt a human-centered approach to government.</li> <li>Recognizing who ‘your people’ are and not wasting time investing in those who are not.</li> <li>What the dissolution of the ego entails and how harmony is the foundation of success.</li> <li>Unequal distribution of resources and population growth as two major concerns in our collective unconscious.</li> <li>Doing work that matters, experiential marketing and engaging the younger generations.</li> <li>Red Bull as an example of a company that supports and engages with arts and culture.</li> <li>Artists’ role in stimulating conversations around social issues and challenging the status quo.</li> <li>The interesting space where art and AI meet and the future of artistic presentation.</li> <li>And much more!</li> </ul>

Ep. 51: Gratitude, Contribution + Experiential Marketing with Kelly Vaught of BeCore

Kelly Vaught is the Chief Marketing Officer of Becore, a highly creative, talented and multi pronged experiential marketing agency.  What began in a friend's garage has grown in to a Cannes-Lions award winning marketing team of over 30 individuals, with clients ranging from Redbull to xBox to Sonos, Target and even their own in-house craft brewery.    On IC, Kelly shares how to "Be Core" in youth marketing through authentic and highly creative consumer engagements, setting parameters and limits for business clients, and assembling a team of wildly creative marketers inclusive of guitarists, artists, and even former Disney characters.  features guest host Diana Williams.www.becore.com www.twitter.com/becoreLASee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Kelly Vaught is the Chief Marketing Officer of Becore, a highly creative, talented and multi pronged experiential marketing agency. What began in a friend's garage has grown in to a Cannes-Lions award winning marketing team of over 30 individuals, with clients ranging from Redbull to xBox to Sonos, Target and even their own in-house craft brewery. On IC, Kelly shares how to "Be Core" in youth marketing through authentic and highly creative consumer engagements, setting parameters and limits for business clients, and assembling a team of wildly creative marketers inclusive of guitarists, artists, and even former Disney characters. features guest host Diana Williams. <a href="http://www.becore.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.becore.com</a> <a href="http://www.twitter.com/becoreLA" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.twitter.com/becoreLA</a> See Privacy Policy at <a href="https://art19.com/privacy" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://art19.com/privacy</a> and California Privacy Notice at <a href="https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info</a>.

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