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RETHINK Retail 500 Episodes Oct 16, 2026

RETHINK Retail explores the evolution of retail in today's connected world, discussing the most recent trends and innovations in commerce.

Episodes

Hackers, Tariffs, and a $9.3 Billion Grocery Fight
Hackers, Tariffs, and a $9.3 Billion Grocery Fight Oct 16, 2026 00:58:08 Welcome to another edition of Retail Roundup, your weekly brief helping retail leaders decode the biggest shifts in retail, AI, and commerce. This week, Jeremy Goldman is joined by Kimberly Morgan (The Fashion Tech Exec), Zak Stambor (EMARKETER), and Doug Stephens (Retail Prophet) to discuss what’s squeezing traditional grocers, how connected store technology is becoming a security risk, and whet
Real-Time Loyalty: A Conversation with Evan Gaetano, Membership Strategy & Innovation at Sam's Club
Real-Time Loyalty: A Conversation with Evan Gaetano, Membership Strategy & Innovation at Sam's Club Oct 14, 2026 00:14:12 Walmart sources produce from 10,000 American farms. Many shoppers who relied on Walmart for cereal and coffee had no idea, and crossed the street to buy fruit and vegetables from grocers they saw as more local. Evan Gaetano, helped close that gap at Walmart and now works on membership strategy at Sam’s Club. He joins Lavina Suthenthiran on this week’s Global Lens to discuss how retailers can pro
Retail Media’s $170 Billion Creative Problem
Retail Media’s $170 Billion Creative Problem Oct 12, 2026 00:32:48 Retail media now draws $170 billion a year, more than TV and CTV combined, and much of that money buys ads few shoppers remember. Lisa Zielinski (Ipsos) joins Jeremy Goldman on this episode of Media Mondays to unpack Creativity Over Clicks, Ipsos’s study of more than 21,000 simulated shopping trips on Amazon and Walmart, and what it means for brands and retail media networks. INSIDE THE EPISODE:
Nike, P&G, and TikTok Fight to Keep the Customer
Nike, P&G, and TikTok Fight to Keep the Customer Oct 9, 2026 00:51:25 Welcome to another edition of Retail Roundup, your weekly brief helping retail leaders decode the biggest shifts in retail, AI, and commerce. This week, Jeremy Goldman is joined by Andrea K. Leigh (Allume Group) and, for the first time behind the Rethink mic, our own Chris Parsons to discuss how brands and retailers are fighting to keep their customers as loyalty fades and AI changes how people s
Lessons in Global Growth From Crocs and BioSteel
Lessons in Global Growth From Crocs and BioSteel Oct 7, 2026 00:18:23 Leverage, local knowledge, and high margins. That's the recipe Andrew Nichols (Warroad Original Hockey Co.) has learned to grow a consumer brand across new channels and countries. His perspective comes from more than 20 years in consumer brands, starting at Unilever, spending nearly a decade at Crocs in Canada, and growing BioSteel to a sale in 2019. He joins Lavina Suthenthiran on this week's G
How Adyen Unified SharkNinja's Global Payments
How Adyen Unified SharkNinja's Global Payments Oct 6, 2026 00:23:07 Until 2024, SharkNinja ran its direct-to-consumer business on two separate tech stacks, one for North America and one for Europe. Every new market added more complexity just as the company wanted to grow faster. So it rebuilt its storefront, order management, and payments on one global foundation, all while getting ready for a new kind of shopper: the AI agent that buys on a customer's behalf.
Retail Media and AI Agents Move at the Speed of Trust
Retail Media and AI Agents Move at the Speed of Trust Oct 5, 2026 00:33:43 Retail media moves at the speed of its people. Shopper habits, trust between retailers and brands, and comfort with handing work to AI all set the pace more than any piece of technology. Travis Clinger (LiveRamp) joins Drew Cashmore (Vantage and Chair, MiR) on this episode of Media Mondays to unpack what that means for building a lasting retail media network. INSIDE THE EPISODE: SHOPPERS MOV
Amazon vs. Meta: Who Controls the AI Shopper?
Amazon vs. Meta: Who Controls the AI Shopper? Oct 2, 2026 00:45:33 Amazon believes in AI shopping agents. It just wants to decide whose agents get through the door. Welcome to another edition of Retail Roundup. This is your weekly brief helping retail leaders decode the biggest shifts in retail, AI, and commerce. In this special edition, recorded live at Shoptalk Fall, Jeremy Goldman sits down with Christine Russo (What Just Happened Commerce Podcast), Charisma
How to Own the Grocery Customer and Keep Them
How to Own the Grocery Customer and Keep Them Oct 1, 2026 00:16:45 In online grocery, the delivery driver is often the only person a customer ever meets from the retailer. Whoever runs that delivery, and whoever holds the order data behind it, holds the relationship and decides whether the customer comes back. That creates a tension in grocery right now. Retailers rely on delivery platforms to reach more customers, but those platforms want the customer data just
Missed Fiscal Regulations Can Close Your Stores Abroad
Missed Fiscal Regulations Can Close Your Stores Abroad Sep 30, 2026 00:28:40 A retailer can get everything right in a new country and still be shut down over how it records a sale. The culprit is fiscalization, the rules for how every transaction gets reported to tax authorities. More than 100 countries have these rules, and no two are the same. Most were written for the cash register and have been patched country by country as retail went digital. A system that works in
Retail Media's $100B Question: Can You Prove It?
Retail Media's $100B Question: Can You Prove It? Sep 28, 2026 00:35:17 Every number in retail media right now comes from someone grading their own homework. Retailers measure their own campaigns, and platforms measure their own inventory. Lindsay Pullins (Circana) says the fix is independent, standardized measurement that every retailer and platform gets held to, not just their own. On this episode of our Media in Retail podcast, host Jeremy Goldman sits down with P
Costco Hands Off Delivery as Kroger Bets on AI
Costco Hands Off Delivery as Kroger Bets on AI Sep 25, 2026 00:30:32 Welcome to another edition of Retail Roundup. This is your weekly brief helping retail leaders decode the biggest shifts in retail, AI, and commerce. In this special in-person edition, recorded live at Groceryshop, Jeremy Goldman sits down with Michelle Evans (Euromonitor International), Andrea Leigh (Allume Group), and Virginia Marsh (Fluent) to unpack the biggest grocery stories breaking both

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