The Denny Dumas Podcast

Ty Corsie is a real estate agent in Greater Vancouver who has seen great success through his unique personal branding style. Ty and Denny discuss the reality of burning out as a real estate agent, finding great business partners and being able to trust them, burning bridges in business, thanking people vs making it about yourself, and how to make your brand stand out in a saturated market.

Mike Ansley is the Beerrater, a local Vancouver blogger who offers an unfiltered view on the world of craft beer. The guys talk about Mike's history and how he got into blogging, favorite beers, the importance of social media in growing your brand, the best local breweries, and the future of craft beer.  

Sara McCabe is a leadership coach for entrepreneurs or anyone looking to start or further scale their own business. Sara comes on the podcast to talk to Denny about problems in large corporate managing styles, and how she started her own consulting company trying to address these issues in business leadership.

Podcast Videos can be found on the Zero to Here YouTube Channel // Sara McCabe - saracmccabe.com, Instagram: saracmccabe // Denny Dumas - dennydumas.com, Instagram: denny.dumas

Manny Padda is an entrepreneur, investor, and philanthropist who built his first multi-million dollar company by the age of 26. Manny and Denny talk about formal vs informal education, conforming in school, the importance of being well-read, honesty and openness, learning to reach out when needed and what's in store for Manny in the future.

Podcast Videos can be found on YouTube // Manny Padda - mannypadda.com, Twitter: @MannyPadda // Denny Dumas - dennydumas.com, Instagram: denny.dumas

Byron Vallis is an entrepreneur and founded Coquitlam's first brewery in 2016, Mariner Brewing Company, at the age of 24. The two sample some beers and talk about the challenges of opening a brewery, marketing/branding and how to stand out, the hiring process in a small company and the future of Mariner Brewing.

 Podcast Videos can be found on YouTube // Byron Vallis/Mariner Brewing - marinerbreweing.ca, Instagram: marinerbeer // Denny Dumas - dennydumas.com, Instagram: denny.dumas

Lucas McCann is a realtor at Garbutt + Dumas and is a co-host with Denny on the Seahawks Social Podcast. The two talk about standing out in real estate and having success in a slower market, branding yourself on social media, the possibility of reality being an artificial simulation, and predictions in future technology.

Aaron Mitchell is an educator and a coach and has been at St. Thomas More Collegiate for the past 16 years. The two talk about the current state of high school basketball in BC, the value of getting a college degree, technology in the classrooms, getting the most out of kids, and Aaron shares his personal experiences with adopting a baby.

Aaron Mitchell - Facebook: aaron.c.mitchell.9 // Denny Dumas - dennydumas.com, Instagram: denny.dumas // Podcast Videos can be found on YouTube

Shaun Francis is a principal and senior mortgage consultant at Bespoke Lending Solutions and is back for another round after being the very first guest on the show. The guys talk about Justin Trudeau's home-buying equity plan, hiring people for your company, the importance of a strong team, people appreciating the small things and how networking is the lifeblood of success. // Shaun Francis - bespokelendingsolutions.com, Instagram: shaunfrancis, // Denny Dumas - dennydumas.com, Instagram: denny.dumas // Podcast Videos can be found on YouTube

Denny Dumas introduces the Seahawks Social, a weekly show highlighting all things to do with the Seattle Seahawks with his good buddy Lucas McCann.

Now available on all podcast platforms as well as YouTube. 

Nav Sodhi is a long-time friend and optometrist at Lynn Valley Optometry in North Vancouver. The guys talk about the Raptors, Nav shares his experiences going to school in Boston, becoming an optometrist, finding a job and future plans. // Nav Sodhi - Instagram: nav.sodhi, // Denny Dumas - dennydumas.com, Instagram: denny.dumas