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Rory Sutherland

Vice chairman of Ogilvy & Mather Group, the advertising agency; author of Alchemy (2019) and the Wiki Man columnist at The Spectator.

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9 December 2025

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From one piece Marketing Expert: The Playbook Behind Every Great Campaign | Rory Sutherland 15 beliefs · youtube.com

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Where they publish

  • Blog The Wiki Man, in The Spectator His fortnightly column, going back years.

    The Wiki Man column: short pieces applying behavioural science to whatever is in front of him — dating apps, keyboards, train stations, how to pick a leader. The most regular thing he publishes under his own name.

    Open spectator.com

    Link verified 8 Sept 2026.

  • Podcast As a guest Long interviews he sat for — chosen, not exhaustive.

    His own voice by his own participation: conversations he agreed to, on the hosts' own channels. One for now rather than a list padded with episodes nobody checked.

    Open youtube.com

    Links

    • The Knowledge Project, Shane Parrish
      9 Dec 2025

    Link verified 8 Sept 2026.

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