In this episode of The No Normal Show, Stephanie Wierwille, Desiree Duncan, and Chris Bevolo break down the viral buzz around Cracker Barrel’s rebrand and highlight the push by Kaiser Permanente employees for AI-related job protections, exploring what these headlines reveal about shifting expectations for consumers and healthcare workers. Then, they explore BPD’s latest blog, The Einstein Divide, which challenges healthcare marketers and CMOs to think differently about leading with AI. Plus, don’t miss details on the return of the Joe Public Retreat—a unique, invite-only event that brings senior healthcare marketers together to shape the future of healthcare marketing.
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