The DODcast

Jamie White is your modern day serial entrepreneur. Aged 30 and he already has 15 years of chief executive experience, where it all started by running a tuck shop from his dormitory at boarding school.

Founder of Leading social, a media marketing agency which works with the likes of KPMG, enterprise Ireland and Douglas Newman Good, Jamie works from the floor up and knows where success starts & ends.

A major fan of planning large scale events, Jamie has successfully worked with the likes of Gary Vee, Hardwell, and he even managed to take the wolf out of wall street in Jordan Belford.

Recognised as one of Irelands 30 under 30 in 2015, skies the limit for this engaging, cool, crisp collected man.

In this week’s episode, we talk about the recent success of his fresh resolutions event that was helf in the RDS and his plans for 2018. How to optimise social platforms in the tech storm we find ourselves in. Why failure is so important for growth and why he wants people to learn from his.

We speak about making tough calls in business and having to own up to your own mistakes. We also talk about how important it is to take a step back from tough situations and not to act on impulse.

I would recommend this podcast to anyone who is even slightly contemplating setting up a business. As Jamie put it himself, “I have made every small silly mistake that there is and I don’t want others to do the same!”.

Listen to a man who has been there done that speak about his lives experiences to date.

Jamie White is your modern day serial entrepreneur. Aged 30 and he already has 15 years of chief executive experience, where it all started by running a tuck shop from his dormitory at boarding school.

Founder of Leading social, a media marketing agency which works with the likes of KPMG, enterprise Ireland and Douglas Newman Good, Jamie works from the floor up and knows where success starts & ends.

A major fan of planning large scale events, Jamie has successfully worked with the likes of Gary Vee, Hardwell, and he even managed to take the wolf out of wall street in Jordan Belford.

Recognised as one of Irelands 30 under 30 in 2015, skies the limit for this engaging, cool, crisp collected man.

In this week’s episode, we talk about the recent success of his fresh resolutions event that was helf in the RDS and his plans for 2018. How to optimise social platforms in the tech storm we find ourselves in. Why failure is so important for growth and why he wants people to learn from his.

We speak about making tough calls in business and having to own up to your own mistakes. We also talk about how important it is to take a step back from tough situations and not to act on impulse.

I would recommend this podcast to anyone who is even slightly contemplating setting up a business. As Jamie put it himself, “I have made every small silly mistake that there is and I don’t want others to do the same!”.

Listen to a man who has been there done that speak about his lives experiences to date.

Ever wonder what all the fuss is about on the 14th of February? Do we still get excited over the expression of love & affection? What drives people to be together? This episode is the deconstruction of Valentines Day.

On the show, we discuss relevant topics that encircle this "Magical Day". We talk about dating apps. How do people meet nowadays. Does monogamy still exist. And is there such thing as your perfect person.

I try to give you a very honest informal account of my experience of the dating world. The ways it affected and shaped me into the person I am today.

Ever wonder what all the fuss is about on the 14th of February? Do we still get excited over the expression of love & affection? What drives people to be together? This episode is the deconstruction of Valentines Day.

On the show, we discuss relevant topics that encircle this "Magical Day". We talk about dating apps. How do people meet nowadays. Does monogamy still exist. And is there such thing as your perfect person.

I try to give you a very honest informal account of my experience of the dating world. The ways it affected and shaped me into the person I am today.

For decades now, hopeful souls have fled to America in search of their dream. For the vast majority, their shadowing cities chewed them up and spat them right back out. For others, it was kind… but this kindness only came about off the back of sheer hard work & dedication.

Patrick Kirby was a fresh 22 year old kid when he decided to leave for America. Taking a graduate visa, he describes himself as green behind the ears when first encountering downtown NYC. With no contacts, job prospects and barely a roof under his head, he was able to secure a job in a small start-up known as GlassView.

The year is 2018, and GlassView is today seen as the worlds largest independent video distribution platform. Holding accounts for ralph lauren, colgate, LG & IKEA, they work with fortune 500 companies. Having revolutionised the way video is utilised online, Patrick aged 25 now sits as chief operating officer for one of the fastest growing companies on the upper east side!

In this episode, we talk about his own winning formula, what it takes to make it in America, why failure is so vitally important and what’s on his bountiful horizon.

We learn why RTE and the irish times were keen to feature him, where he learned the tools of the trade and how far an irish charm can get you in commerce.

This is the modern day American dream with Patrick Kirby

For decades now, hopeful souls have fled to America in search of their dream. For the vast majority, their shadowing cities chewed them up and spat them right back out. For others, it was kind… but this kindness only came about off the back of sheer hard work & dedication.

Patrick Kirby was a fresh 22 year old kid when he decided to leave for America. Taking a graduate visa, he describes himself as green behind the ears when first encountering downtown NYC. With no contacts, job prospects and barely a roof under his head, he was able to secure a job in a small start-up known as GlassView.

The year is 2018, and GlassView is today seen as the worlds largest independent video distribution platform. Holding accounts for ralph lauren, colgate, LG & IKEA, they work with fortune 500 companies. Having revolutionised the way video is utilised online, Patrick aged 25 now sits as chief operating officer for one of the fastest growing companies on the upper east side!

In this episode, we talk about his own winning formula, what it takes to make it in America, why failure is so vitally important and what’s on his bountiful horizon.

We learn why RTE and the irish times were keen to feature him, where he learned the tools of the trade and how far an irish charm can get you in commerce.

This is the modern day American dream with Patrick Kirby

For decades now, hopeful souls have fled to America in search of their dream. For the vast majority, their shadowing cities chewed them up and spat them right back out. For others, it was kind… but this kindness only came about off the back of sheer hard work & dedication.

Patrick Kirby was a fresh 22 year old kid when he decided to leave for America. Taking a graduate visa, he describes himself as green behind the ears when first encountering downtown NYC. With no contacts, job prospects and barely a roof under his head, he was able to secure a job in a small start-up known as GlassView.

The year is 2018, and GlassView is today seen as the worlds largest independent video distribution platform. Holding accounts for ralph lauren, colgate, LG & IKEA, they work with fortune 500 companies. Having revolutionised the way video is utilised online, Patrick aged 25 now sits as chief operating officer for one of the fastest growing companies on the upper east side!

In this episode, we talk about his own winning formula, what it takes to make it in America, why failure is so vitally important and what’s on his bountiful horizon.

We learn why RTE and the irish times were keen to feature him, where he learned the tools of the trade and how far an irish charm can get you in commerce.

This is the modern day American dream with Patrick Kirby

This is a story about resilience. This is a story about mental strength. This podcast episode is about never giving up.

John Cooney has done his fair share of internships and is now ready to become a major player at the world rugby football table. After entering the Leinster academy setup at a young age, he speaks about their continuous never ending production line of young talent. He talks about the fractious relationship with his previous Head Coach Matt O’Connor and why its always so important to foster a good relationship with your coaches. His journey to Connacht where he was revitalised as a player and helped them to the promise land. The tackle law and concussions in the game. His return from a long standing injury and what motivated him to get back up, every single time he fell.

We also delve into his most recent venture up north with Ulster and filling the very large boots of Ruan Pienaar. We talk about the passion of their supporters and how vocal they can be on social media platforms.

We talk about his future prospects and the allure of French Rugby clubs with their heavy wallets.

Mr. Cooney’s honesty shines through during this podcast and you will see why. If you are a young kid listening to this and you also want to become a Pro rugby player, listen carfully. There are some very hard but very good life lessons in this.

This podcast episode is about never giving up.

This is a story about resilience. This is a story about mental strength. This podcast episode is about never giving up.

John Cooney has done his fair share of internships and is now ready to become a major player at the world rugby football table. After entering the Leinster academy setup at a young age, he speaks about their continuous never ending production line of young talent. He talks about the fractious relationship with his previous Head Coach Matt O’Connor and why its always so important to foster a good relationship with your coaches. His journey to Connacht where he was revitalised as a player and helped them to the promise land. The tackle law and concussions in the game. His return from a long standing injury and what motivated him to get back up, every single time he fell.

We also delve into his most recent venture up north with Ulster and filling the very large boots of Ruan Pienaar. We talk about the passion of their supporters and how vocal they can be on social media platforms.

We talk about his future prospects and the allure of French Rugby clubs with their heavy wallets.

Mr. Cooney’s honesty shines through during this podcast and you will see why. If you are a young kid listening to this and you also want to become a Pro rugby player, listen carfully. There are some very hard but very good life lessons in this.

This podcast episode is about never giving up.

Do you ever feel like packing your suitcase, texting your boss, quitting the 9-5 and just jetting off with your other half to travel the world? Yes, of course you do! But easier said than done…… Where do you go, what would you do and more importantly, how are you gonna afford it?

This is the story of how the path of Irish chancer and an extroverted Yank collided. Keith Bohan and Rachel Rogers travel from city to city around the world where they stay for a month and experience the place truly. They are what is known as digital nomads. They earn a living by wandering the globe.

In this episode, we talk about the logistical difficulty of falling in love with a person from another continent, what its truly like to get down on your knee and pop the question, how & why food & drink will always break the ice in any place you go to and how to create a life with no permanent home.

This couple urge people to quit wasting their precious time. Life is full of chance and opportunity, so stop overthinking and just act now!