About the Episode

Learn the true meaning of the word, “tagline” with Abe and Ryan who discuss what makes a good tagline and evaluate some of the best taglines in history. Then, they attempt to distinguish a slogan from a tagline using dictionaries and Scottish accents. Finally, the pair examines what is considered the greatest slogan of all time. Notable quotes: “This, then, is the automobile for Robert Frost.” “Well, I like my German words.” “It could be an issue of Cat Fancy he has tucked under his arm.”

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Ryan Croker

Often described as having “a perfectly adequate voice” and “very dark hair,” Ryan Croker is a Senior Copywriter at Saxton Horne and co-host of “Why’d I Buy That?” Ryan Honed his banter skills as part of Brigham Young University’s famed sketch comedy group Divine Comedy. At the same time, he earned an MFA in Creative Writing, teaching persuasive writing to college freshmen, a compliment to his BA in History. Ryan has worked in the advertising industry for 8 years, at Saxton Horne for 4 of them. In his off time, he works on writing fiction and playing video games with his children.

Abraham Sloan

Nicknamed “Mudflap,” this mild-mannered video producer of no fixed hairstyle is grate with cheese and has never once been mistaken as even a lesser Baldwin brother. DJ, blacksmith, ornithologist and amateur UN delegate. Spent college summers working with basketballs for farmers. Has only ever googled his name. Interned briefly in the pogo stick aftermarket. Won an injunction against medium tobacco and big tortilla. Sagittarius. Hopscotch references upon request.