Explore every episode of the podcast Bathroom Break
| Title | Pub. Date | Duration | |
|---|---|---|---|
| π The Content Format That CRUSHES It From October Through January and Why You Should Make One RIGHT NOW | Ep. 2 | 12 oct. 2026 | 00:14:00 | |
Handing AI all your data might be the least risky move you make this year, at least according to one very worked-up host. γ € Daniel Murray and Jay Schwedelson dig into the content that only works this time of year and the AI tools theyβd genuinely hate to lose. They also share an in-flight coffee order that has to be heard to be believed. γ € Best Moments: (00:51) The real reason long voice notes beat every read receipt (02:17) Gated calendar content sees over a 75% lift from October through January (04:04) The four words your subject lines need until the end of January (06:02) Getting one AI tool to write the prompt for another (08:58) An AI agent catches a double NBA League Pass charge without being asked (12:17) Why black coffee drinkers might just be flexing | |||
| We REMODELED the Bathroom! π½ New Show, New Format, and SUBJECT LINE Tricks Working RIGHT NOW | 05 oct. 2026 | 00:10:43 | |
The Bathroom Break is officially its own show, a Pardon the Interruption-style rapid-fire on what's working in marketing right now, short enough to finish before your legs go numb. Jay Schwedelson and Daniel Murray can't agree on where emojis belong, but they do agree that posting whatever an algorithm tells you might be the fastest way to look like everyone else. And yes, there's a two-second grocery store shot that somehow took eight takes. γ € Best Moments: (02:35) Why odd numbers like 7 and 5 beat round numbers at the front of a subject line (03:33) The all-caps first word trick that works for B2B and B2C without hitting junk (03:53) Leading emojis create an accessibility problem, so here's where to move them (04:37) LinkedIn collaborative posts let one post land in up to five feeds at once (07:52) Use Instagram trial reels to test ideas on non-followers before your main feed (08:56) The spaghetti aisle was chosen very carefully, and the reason is hilarious | |||