The Influence Hacker Podcast

In this capstone episode, we share why we started the Influence Hacker, what we learned through the first season, and what you can expect for Season 2 in 2023.

Dr. Kevin deLaplante is the creator of The Critical Thinker Academy, Argument Ninja Dojo, and Argument Ninja Podcast, dedicated to improving people’s critical thinking, communication, and persuasion skills. As a longtime professor of critical thinking, ethics, logic, scientific reasoning, among other things, he had a hunger to spread these skills outside of the classroom. With up

Experience design is the heart of effective marketing, but our execution in the marketing industry isn’t keeping up with the technological advancements in the field. In this episode, we interview our very own John Lenker about his unique perspective on experience design grounded in his background working on elearning for top companies like IBM and Chrysler. By learning how people

Medical Alley is the Silicon Valley of healthcare. How can a new company in an endlessly complicated and regulated industry like medicine grow like crazy while keeping the end user/patient's interests first? Head of Medical Alley Starts, Frank Jaskulke, shares his insight from years of experience working with the world's biggest medical companies and the industry's hottest new name

Partnership marketing magnate Todd Crawford shares the secret sauce behind his multi-million dollar company’s initial growth and sustained success. Learn about the “partnership economy,” and how big business can be ethical business. For a deeper dive into the concepts discussed in this episode, check out the Influence Hacker Journal on Medium, written by John Lenker & Kev

Leading public health authority and New York Times bestselling author Robert Lustig M.D. outlines the history of lies from the American sugar industry and corporate America’s usurpation over the consumer. This marks our look at a generational campaign to, as Lustig says, “hack the American mind”. For a deeper dive into the concepts discussed in this episode, check out the Inf

83% of marketing messages are blocked or tuned out, but many marketers keep dialing up their efforts, pushing spammy, deceptive, and even predatory ploys down our throats. Marketers are the source of the information pollution, but ironically, they must also be the solution. Host Matt O’Leary is joined by marketing expert John Lenker and philosopher Kevin deLaplante to chart a pat