Version Control: Pound & Grain's Digital News Show

Episode 3 of our second season finds Jackson and Scott talking to Strategy Director Penny and Tech Lead Cam about people, projects and brands that consistently change the game and break the mould from the expected. The group discusses everything from RuPaul’s Drag Race to Cameo and Tesla. Have a listen!

Type can be louder than words. The latest episode of Version Control features our host Scott as he discusses typography with Art Director Jessica and Design Director Kateland. From explaining the importance of typography to nerding out about branded fonts, sit back and listen to these passionate type enthusiasts get real about typography as an art form. Trust us, you’ll learn so much.

Version Control is back! Our second season’s pilot episode features hosts Jackson and Scott discuss the best stories that came from social media with special guests Jules and Robin. From that viral Dreams TikTok to Taylor Swift’s Twitter, there’s a lot to discuss when it comes to telling a good story on social media.

The last six months of WFH have been unpredictable, but we’ve all managed to navigate and adapt to the new normal. Jackson and Sandy look back and reflect on how we’ve managed to keep our culture alive, navigate business pitches and what the next six months might look like for agencies. So what are you waiting for? Listen to our final #WFH Mode NOW!

More than just a hashtag, The Black Lives Matter movement has been changing the social media landscape for the better. Brands are playing a crucial role in the Black Lives Matter movement, and it’s important to remain an ally while also taking actionable steps. In this episode of #WFH Mode, our Creative Director and Partner Jackson and Managing Partner Sandy are joined by special guests from our strategy team, Marguerite and Jules. They discuss how brands can genuinely contribute to the Black Lives Matter movement on social media, without being a performative ally, the Blackout Tuesday posts and Pride month. The organization Marguerite works is yarrowsociety.ca