Because Terry LOVES books, we do an annual Bookmarks episode. This one is from 2024.

There’s never enough room to include all the great stories we find in our research books.

So this episode is dedicated to all those stories that didn’t fit into our regular episodes.

The theme is “bravery” - and we’ll talk about how a brave goaltender revolutionized hockey, how Larry David routinely ignored studio executives, and we’ll salute the bravery of Lucille Ball.

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In this episode, we go back in advertising history and take a look at the ads and commercials that could never, ever, EVER run today.

They are either so politically incorrect, so sexist, or so inappropriate, you won’t believe your ears.

From doctors recommending cigarettes, to 7-Up advertising to babies, to everyone singing about the joys of DDT, it’s amazing to think they all ran back in the day.

Ads that couldn’t run today.

From our 2024 Archives.

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Jerry Goodis was one of the most colourful characters in the history of Canadian advertising.

He founded a legendary advertising agency and created some of Canada’s longest-running ad campaigns. And while doing that, he attacked the ad industry for producing terrible ads. He was loved and hated but couldn’t be ignored.

Another favourite from our Archives.

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