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EPISODE · Jul 15, 2019 · 34 MIN

Episode 65 - Reverse Engineering Stranger Things' Success 👽🙃

from Not Rocket Science · host Sean Culley

On this episode, we keep the Stranger Things binge sesh going in full-force by breaking down exactly why Stranger Things’ has been so successful and which factors about its success has propelled it to the forefront of the zeitgeist. I break down all components of the show including the over-arching strategy of how any output tends to have a better opportunity for success when it maintains a balance between delivering something new and valuable and providing something that feels familiar on a certain level. I analyze how this works in mediums ranging from TV and film, to music, to business and product innovation. I also dive into the importance of Stranger Things’ original score and the power of “audio branding” along with a rant about how Netflix should protect from our gluttonous binging ways. All that and more in the latest episode! Have a request, comment, question, or hate rant against us? Love Stranger Things? Hate it and want to yell at us about how we should grow up? Hit us up!! Email: [email protected] Instagram: @nrs_show (very active!) Twitter: @nrs_show Become a supporter of this podcast: anchor.fm/not-rocket-science/support

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