The Anyone Show with Dan Rollman

The Anyone Show with Dan Rollman

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The Anyone Show with Dan Rollman episodes

  • #0004: Eric "Protein" Moseley -- Homeless Crack Addict Who Became a Documentary Filmmaker
    Eric "Protein" Moseley was a gambler, gang member and crack addict who nearly died in a bathtub in front of his daughter before getting straight and turning his life around. In this episode, recorded at Moseley's rent-subsidized apartment in downtown Los Angeles, Dan sits with Eric and hears how he overcame crime and addiction to become a noted filmmaker, author and advocate for homeless rights.  
    Follow The Anyone Show on Instagram and Twitter at @AnyoneShow, join us on Facebook at Facebook.com/TheAnyoneShow, and email Dan at [email protected]. 
    This episode is sponsored by Bald Guy Greetings. Use checkout code "ANYONE" for 15% off your first order.
    Theme music by Dee Yan-Key.
    34 min
  • #0003: Samantha Sage -- Pro Bodybuilder Who Nearly Became a WWE Diva
    Dan talks with Samantha Sage, a bodybuilder and fitness consultant in San Diego, California. Samantha talks about the journey she took towards becoming a WWE professional wrestler, and how she got sidetracked in an unexpected manner. She reveals what it was like hitting rock bottom, and how she’s managed to turn her life around.
    24 min
  • #0001: Cameron Davison -- He Helped Make the Fyre Fest Promo Video
    In the premiere episode of The Anyone Show, host Dan Rollman talks with Cameron Davison (@camscaptions), a Los Angeles-based filmmaker and writer who helped produce the infamous Fyre Fest promotional video. Davison explains how he unknowingly got involved with the project, and shares previously unheard stories of partying into the night with Billy McFarland, Jah Rule and a host of notable supermodels.
    26 min

About The Anyone Show with Dan Rollman

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Hi, I'm Dan Rollman. I'm a Los Angeles-based creative director and entrepreneur. I'm a founder of of RecordSetter, a company often called “the Wikipedia of world records”, and co-creator of the National Day of Unplugging.