Bianca Guimaraes, Partner and ECD at Mischief @ No Fixed Address, joins Lost In Found to unpack the creative philosophy behind some of today’s most fearless campaigns. In a conversation with Catch+Release ECD Tom Christmann, Bianca explains why bold ideas must start with culture, how inspiration is hiding in your algorithm, and why trust is the foundation of breakthrough client-agency work.

In this episode of Lost In Found, Catch+Release ECD Tom Christmann sits down with Detroit-based editor and filmmaker Scott Felsenfeld to explore how editing is evolving in an AI-powered world. Scott, who cuts campaigns for Ford at Hogarth and leads his own short film team, opens up about why curation is at the heart of great storytelling, where AI helps (and where it doesn’t), and how authenticity beats generic stock content every time. Whether you're a marketer, creative, or aspiring editor, this episode will inspire you to think differently about timelines, tools, and how the human touch still makes all the difference.

In this episode of Lost In Found, Jess Kirkman, Global Head of Creative at Mattel, joins Catch+Release ECD Tom Christmann to discuss the role of play, taste, and human intuition in modern brand building. From her roots in agency life to leading iconic brands like Barbie and Hot Wheels, Jess shares how creative teams can stay culturally relevant through collaboration, inspiration, and a deep understanding of brand DNA. She emphasizes that while AI has its place, it’s human creativity—and taste—that ultimately makes work memorable.

Strategist Edward Cotton joins Lost in Found to explore how photography can be a powerful tool for research and storytelling. Learn how capturing real moments leads to richer insights, and see how Catch+Release helped turn a surprising consumer trend into a standout campaign for Philadelphia Cream Cheese.

The show celebrates creativity, culture, and the internet—featuring agency legends, brand leaders, and brilliant creators who understand the power of authentic content made by real people.Every episode is a love letter to the creative process, featuring inspiring guests and meaningful dialogues we’ve been honored to share. Hosted by Tom Christmann and co-produced with Ky Meyer, it's the perfect podcast for anyone who loves smart, creative conversations.

We had the pleasure of speaking with Abigail Posner, Director of Creative Works at Google. Known for her ability to seamlessly blend the art of creativity with the precision of data, Abigail brings a unique perspective to the challenges and opportunities facing marketers today.

In the world of consumer packaged goods, where kitchen table brands are built through compelling stories and creative content, producers are the unsung heroes who bring it all to life. In our latest episode of Lost In Found, we go behind the scenes with Mike Churchill, Executive Producer at General Mills, to explore what it takes to produce high-quality content for some of the world’s most recognizable brands.

In this episode, you’ll learn about Robert’s incredible journey and how he has helped countless creators bring their stories to life. From his time managing photographers for big stock footage companies to his new role helping TikTok influencers maximize their opportunities, Robert has always been bullish on creator content. So of course, Tom was excited to sit down with him and learn more about what makes this “Creator Whisperer” tick.

We're excited to feature Lesly Pyle, Associate Creative Director and copywriter at TRG, an ad agency in Dallas, Texas. Lesly exemplifies the power of community in the advertising world. She's a connector of people and ideas. With a storied career spanning several prestigious ad agencies and brands (including Apple!), Lesly has a deep well of experiences and relationships.

Ben Harms is the Chief Growth Officer at Archrival, a youth culture agency that's redefining how brands engage with young adults. With a roster of high-profile clients such as Adidas, Red Bull, and Spotify, Archrival leverages its deep understanding of youth culture to create authentic and memorable brand experiences.

Our guest is Katie Riddle, Executive Creative Director at Mono, an award-winning creative agency with offices in Minneapolis and New York City. As marketers, it’s our job to help potential customers by cutting through the clutter with simple, powerful ideas that will spark their imaginations. And that’s exactly what the latest episode of the LOST IN FOUND podcast is all about.

Micky Ogando is Founder and CCO of Bakery, a creative agency that uses art and science to connect influential brands to culture. Bakery exists to deliver craft, story, and usefulness to an audience that hates advertising.