Athletic Trainer, Life Coach, and Entrepreneur Stony Burks makes a stop on the podcast and sheds light on his perspective on holding people accountable and showing them there's greatness to be attained by working hard and helping others grow along the way.

In this episode, we have fellow filmmaker Damola Ajanaku "D'Moe," or as some know him online, Mr. Victorious bless us with his story. D'Moe got his start in the creative world by creating content to grow his nutritional supplement sales. Little did he know he would end up falling in love with storytelling and bringing vibrant images to life. We talk about understanding where you are right now is where you're supposed to be—There's lots to be learned at every level, which will propel you to the next.

In this episode, our special guest is documentary filmmaker Nathan Agin of Moribund Studios. He talks about how he got his start in the industry, his approach to creating documentaries, and how to get them seen online particularly on Amazon Prime.

His film Food Truck Chefs was very well received and has garnered a lot of attention on Amazon Prime. We talk about his most recent project " Long Live the Spiral" which is a documentary series on the hit game Wizards101 and how it even came to be. This episode is jammed packed with tidbits on how to get your films seen and how to create thinking about the viewer.

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In this episode, we have fellow creative, YouTuber with almost 800k subs, and soccer player Andrew McEwen. He is the founder of the Mcew Brand. Which takes pride in transmitting the life lifestyle of STRIVING through football, music, and apparel. We talk about how the brand was brought to life out of his college dorm room. We also get into the concept of creating and with a purpose and not just for vanity metrics. Join us in the conversation and give it a listen.

In this episode, we have photographer and social media content specialist Andrew Downing. He’s worked with some of your favorite NBA players, brands, and artists like Stephen Curry, Under Armor, and NYC’s Gloss Gang.

Andrew is another creative whom I’ve shared many conversations in the DM’s with, and on this episode, we get to share the discussion with you.

We talk bout how to create the work that you want, and we also get a peek into his thought process on educating fellow creatives and musicians to get more reach via applying various social media strategies.

The secret to success isn't really that much of a secret. You have consistently practice, put in the work, and surround yourself with others that will push you to be great. John is someone who has found success by doing just that and strives to help other creatives get there. We talk about his start in the creative world, his creative agency Doola Creative, how he's helping creatives automate their processes to get more clients and make a business out of their talent, FPV drones, and making a name for yourself as a creativeprenuer.

Social media has revolutionized the sports industry. As we all know, one of the most powerful uses of social media is the ability to communicate with people all over the world quickly. Today, teams and sports leverage social media to engage with fans, recap highlights, and share their stories. With this, it has transformed the culture of how we consume sports in an unprecedented way.

In this episode, we have David Aaron, who has played a role in shaping how we consume sports on social media today. We talk about how his passion for sports led him to pick up the camera and want to tell those stories. We talk about how he was able to get linked up with a team and how you could too. As a fan of sports and someone who also is involved in the social media sports community, it was great having this conversation with him. If you listen, be sure to leave us a review and reach out to us on social media telling us what you think.

In today's episode, Josh Emerick talks about how to become a better leader by empowering your team and creating processes. By creating procedures, you can create alignment, and provide the tools for everyone to communicate better and complete each goal as much as possible.

In this episode, we have one of my best friends Aaron Butt from The Aaron Wants to Know Podcast. Aaron is a podcaster, father, and athlete who's wisdom, positivity, and encouragement to make the best out of every situation; has helped me become the person I am today. We talk about building self-confidence and improving your lifestyle by seeking out positive influences. We get into why he started his podcast Aaron Wants to Know. The influence podcasting has in today's world. How you don't really have to be a world-renown speaker, expert, or celebrity to start and make an impact with your own podcast. Let us know what you think.

In this episode, WYHD Podcast host Ross Thiesen shares his thoughts on storytelling and how to be intentional with the message you're trying to get across. We also talk about how to "Steal Like an Artist" and use that approach to craft your own original ideas and develop your own voice.