Are you familiar with our popular podcast, Outside In? Each episode is an advice-filled journey into the minds of leaders in business, media, and academia, and offers an inside-look into how they build customers into the way they work.

Episodes are made for a commute or a dog walk – each is 15 to 20 minutes long. It’s among the best business podcasts for people who care about leadership, marketing, innovation, or customer experience. You can listen to and subscribe to Outside In here, on iTunes, or wherever you get your podcasts.

There’s a new episode every week. If you don’t know where to start, we’ve created this handy little guide to help you.

1. President’s Customer Agenda

Liza Landsman, the president of Jet.com, is a major player in the Walmart-Amazon e-commerce wars. Blaine Hurst, president of Panera Bread, is cleaning up food. So is Lisa Mann, president of global nutrition at PepsiCo, who is charged with making the company the biggest and best nutrition company in the world. All of these are no small feats!

Jet.com: Jet.com Isn’t a Unicorn, It’s a Hippo

Panera Bread: ‘Desire-to-Friction’ Ratio: How Change Happens at Panera Bread

PepsiCo: PepsiCo is on a Nutrition Mission

2. Customer Change Agents

Understand what it’s really like to transform a business from the outside in. Get advice and insight into how these global B2B and B2C companies are building customers into their operations and culture.

HPE: Transforming the Research Function Into a Consulting Agency at HPE

Citi: Citi Lives Banking So Customers Don’t Have To

Oracle: Oracle’s Chief Customer Officer on Being a Trusted Advisor

3. Industry Disruptors

There’s a lot to learn from the new guys. Hear from trailblazers at these fast-growing startups – how they’re redefining what it means to be a customer centric, from the start.

Tandem Bank: Fintech’s Customer Advantage

Sky Zone: The 32-Year-Old CEO Behind Sky Zone and the Growing Market of Play

4. Lessons from Experts & Professors

Want to know what the heck is happening to an industry, to marketing, or to the business landscape in general – and where the customer fits in? Widen your perspective with lessons from industry experts and professors from the world’s most distinguished business schools.

Forbes journalist/retail expert/VC investor: Why So Many Stores Are Closing Now

London Business School: How Can Marketers Close the Empathy Gap?

Harvard Business School: It is NOT the Year of the Customer

5. CMO Central

With how quickly customers’ tastes are changing, it’s an exciting (and often challenging) time to be a marketer. Looking to understand how marketing is evolving with customers? Look no further.

Charles Schwab: Charles Schwab CMO on Leading the Industry with a Challenger Mentality

Keds: Keds CMO on Being a ‘Student of Her’ for 100 Years

6. Bigtime Innovators

What exactly is “innovation,” and how does it happen? Guests from the world’s most innovative companies take you under the hood.

General Electric: Is Innovation a Dirty Word at GE?

Marriott: How Marriott Leads Innovation by Keeping it in Beta

7. Customer-Driven Leaders

Customer obsession is real. These leaders are proof; they’re using it to shape their entire company culture.

Wells Fargo: Wells Fargo’s Mission to Make Banking More Human

McKesson: Creating and Defining the Role of Chief Customer Officer

The New York Times: Building Customer Experiences at The New York Times

SunTrust Bank: How SunTrust Bank is Creating a Purpose-Driven Customer Movement

8. Customer Experience Master Classes

For a brand, customers are judging you based on their last best experience – no matter the industry. That’s why customer experience requires thoughtful planning, execution, and, of course, customers. These are the people who are getting it done.

LinkedIn: How LinkedIn Stays Connected to Millions of People

Travelport: How Travelport is Recoding the Rules of Customer Experience

Verizon & The Nature’s Bounty: Two Companies, One Goal: Designing a Winning Customer Experience at Verizon and The Nature’s Bounty