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We’re excited to announce that Retail Revolution is now streaming on Amazon Music, available to all Amazon Prime users, and via Alexa! “We’re so excited to expand our presence, and provide this content to more listeners worldwide,” states producer Joshua Williams.

Fashion Consort launched Season 3 of Retail Revolution on Tuesday, September 8th, 2020. The Retail Revolution podcast was developed to give voice to fashion retailer experts at all levels of the business, from C-Suite to store floor, in order to better understand the seismic shifts happening in the industry, accelerated by the Covid-19 pandemic.

Produced by Joshua Williams and hosted by Christopher Lacy, Season 3 of Retail Revolution podcast kicks off with guest expert Keanan Duffty, British fashion designer and founding director of the MPS-Fashion Management graduate program at Parsons School of Design.

“Independent Thinks: The Rise of Generation Z” episodes are central to highlighting young consumer voices. Since the inception, Retail Revolution has been a platform to gather perspectives and learn from experts in a multitude of fashion related fields. But what about the Gen-Z stance on the fashion landscape? This voice can’t go unheard, especially in our current landscape. This series was created for Gen-Z thinkers to channel their thoughts on socio-political issues, technology and challenge brands’. Additionally, these episodes welcome all professionals to learn from these Gen-Z voices and expose them to their attitudes and desires, to aid in rethinking retail’s future.

It was extremely overwhelming when I was offered the opportunity to host “Independent Thinkers: The Rise of Generation Z” series. My fellow intern Caitlin, and I teamed up to create the questions that would capture the essence of Gen Z shopping expectations and habits. And then we each identified three individuals from the generation that we felt would share their honest opinions and belief systems.