KBM Deep Dives - Business & Marketing Conversations
Let’s address the obvious. The voices you hear in this show are AI-generated using Google’s NotebookLM, and we’re not hiding that. KBM Deep Dives is designed as a translation layer for the published work, research, frameworks, and lived strategic experience of Brian Curee, CEO of Killer Bee Marketing. Think of it this way: The ideas are human. The strategy is human. The lived experience is human. The delivery is digital. These AI-generated hosts conduct structured deep dives into real business and marketing thinking that might otherwise sit in your “read later” folder — saved, respected, but rarely revisited after a long day of meetings. This isn’t surface-level content. It’s thoughtful analysis of: Human-first marketing in a digital world Strategy beyond trends and algorithms Messaging clarity and connection Building businesses that prioritize trust over noise The deeper challenges business owners and marketers wrestle with KBM uses digital tools to expand access to human ideas. Human first. Digital second. If this format helps you turn dead time into meaningful strategy time during your commute, your walk, or your quiet thinking space then it’s doing its job. Give one deep dive a full listen. Then decide for yourself.
Episodes
AI headlines are loud, fast, and often terrifying, but the real story is quieter: the future belongs to the people who can pair machine speed with human intent. We dig into Brian Curee’s article about "Human In The Loop AI" and why “replacement” is the wrong mental model. The more useful question is what happens when generative AI makes output cheap and abundant, and what becomes rare enou...
A gritty sun on a soda can changed everything. When a 21-year-old decided to keep a “disposable” can because it felt amazing in his hands, we followed that thread into a bigger truth: touch creates memory, trust, and value in ways digital ads rarely do. Today we unpack how tactile marketing breaks through banner blindness and why, in a world of infinite screens and AI-perfect content, feel may be th...
Ever stared at your analytics at 11 p.m., refreshing like a slot machine after burning cash on boosted posts and search ads? We’ve been there. This conversation is a reality check on why more spend won’t save a leaky funnel—and how to tell if you’re ready to advertise at all.
We unpack a clean definition that changes everything: advertising gets attention; marketing earns connection. From p...
Are blogs dead, or did the rules change while we weren’t looking? We tackle the myth head-on and show how modern blogging thrives when it trades keyword stuffing for clarity, trust, and entity-based SEO. Drawing on field-tested notes from Brian Curee at Killer Bee Marketing—and inspired by concepts from Neil Patel—we break down a repeatable playbook: craft clear H1 titles under 60 characters, write ...
Feeling strangely drained after a “productive” day? We dig into efficiency burnout—the modern fatigue that creeps in when work is optimized but human presence is missing—and follow Brian Curee of Killer Bee Marketing as he rethinks remote culture from the ground up. The turning point comes with a deceptively simple question from Katmai’s team: do we start together or start apart? That single shift r...
Your view count is lying to you. We’re flipping the Instagram scoreboard and ranking every major metric by what actually grows a business—intent, trust, and action. This is NOT a IG algorithm hack, it's a deeper look at what all these metrics represent. If you’ve ever watched a reel rack up numbers but produce zero DMs, clicks, or sales, this is the reset you’ve been waiting for.
We un...
Press play and feel the tension dissolve between unread strategy decks and the limited energy you have to absorb them. We address the AI voice upfront and move quickly to the point: transforming dense, human-created frameworks into clear, conversational insights you can actually use on a commute, a walk, or a quick break. No gimmicks—just a practical way to turn dead time into an active strategy ses...
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