The Six Figure DJ hosted by DJ RunDat

In this episode Jesse James Felice shares his journey on becoming a 6 figure DJ and more!

Jess is the owner of Felice Entertainment has DJed at weddings, clubs, and corporate functions for 15 years, including music curation and event coordination for Mt. Everest, Las Vegas, and Singapore with Guinness Record's world's most successful DJ.

We offer multiple sound systems, MCing, lighting, scripted timelines with announcements, video highlight reels, and event coordination. We also license music for film and TV and work with artists who can provide custom music for your special occasion (First dance, father-daughter, dedication) Check out our most recent videos on Instagram and Youtube.

Website - https://feliceentertainment.com/

Bradlee Skinner along with his wife Melissa is the owner of Phony Stark Industries , Wyoming's premier wedding entertainment service provider. Today, with a full roster of DJs, Wedding Planners, MCs, Lighting Designers, and Technicians, Phony Stark Industries has grown to a well-known, multi-award-winning company in Southwest Wyoming. They strive to provide only the best in the industry with high-quality work, unmatched customer service and a team of professionals who strive to provide you with an event you'll never forget!

Website - https://phonystarkindustries.com/

In this interview Bradlee shares his journey to creating a six figure business in only a short time.

In this interview, Sonny shares his journey to becoming a six-figure DJ and how he has found ways to offer additional services like officiating to grow his business.

In this episode Rob Peters shares his journey of growing a six figure DJ business and more!

Starting at the young age of 14 Brian McGann has gone from working in radio to a 6 figure DJ and more! He created a system for his own business and now has launched it to the public to help other DJs. In this interview we talk about the importance of community and relationships. Brian shares his journey to becoming a 6 figure DJ and so much more.

https://events.smplsystem.com/

In this episode, Dayna shares her journey to becoming a 6 figure DJ sharing her secrets to success. We dive into so many juicy topics from money mindset, to hiring a business coach and so much more!

Website - https://djdayna.com/

Scott Favor talks about how he started in nightclubs DJing on vinyl. Scott drops many knowledge bombs on how he was successful in making it to six figures.

Connect with Scott here: https://scottfavor.com/

On this episode of the six-figure DJ, DJ Ru Dat talks to Travis Bizzell. The two talk about how he went from a musical family to making six figures as a DJ.

Connect with Travis here: https://www.fmgeventcompany.com/

Mary talks about starting at a community radio station and growing into a multi-operation DJ business. Mary also talks to DJ Run Dat about how she was able to scale to a six-figure DJ business.

Connect with Mary here: https://toastandjamdjs.com/

Fed up with the cheesy antics and shameless self-promotion of typical wedding disc jockeys, Mary Nisi founded Toast and Jam in 2005 based on the idea that her clients and guests should be entertained, not overshadowed. Music-obsessed since childhood, Mary got her start in community radio and began DJing events when a listener called the request line and asked if she would DJ their wedding. Since then, the company has provided the soundtrack to thousands of weddings and events in Chicago and beyond, most notably for Barack & Michelle Obama, Valerie Jarrett, Laura Jarrett, Vince Vaughn, and this one afterparty for every important NASCAR driver who were all very amused by the fact that she didn't know who any of them were. She is a founding member of the Chicago Independent Radio Project (CHIRP) and currently hosts "The Noonday Underground" on Mondays from noon to 3 pm on CHIRPradio.org. She's DJed at numerous spots around Chicago including The Whistler, Cole's Danny's (RIP!), Schuba's, The Burlington, Delilah's, and Smashing Time, the legendary Saturday night dance party at The Hideout, as well as abroad at All Tomorrow's Parties, the celebrated music festival in Camber Sands, England. A graduate of DePaul University and a native of Omaha, Nebraska, Mary has been featured on NPR's All Things Considered, Chicago Public Radio, Ignite Talks, CS Brides, The Knot, Wedding Wire, The Atlantic, Chicago Tribune, Brides Chicago, Martha Stewart Weddings, Logan Squarist, and Block Club Chicago. In 2017 Mary bought the old Pitchfork Media building in Logan Square to house the T&J offices and decided to convert the rest of the space in Ampersand Cowork, a very baller shared work and event space that routinely comes in second place as the Best Coworking Space according to the Chicago Reader (whomp whomp). When she's not tending to one of her businesses, you may find Mary hosting a function on the building's 2,000-square-foot rooftop deck. She co-founded one such event, a recurring pop-up called Ladies of Logan, to showcase the neighborhood's outstanding crop of female entrepreneurs. Mary fills the rest of her time with beekeeping in her Logan Square backyard, sewing in the basement, downhill skiing, watching Jeopardy!, and bicycling around the neighborhood with her husband, John, and son Sebastian.

Eric talks about how two DJs in college inspired him to pursue DJing as a hobby while he worked on a tv news channel. Eric after deciding he didn't like his career went full-time as a DJ. We dive into the importance of having a coach and goal setting. The two Djs also talk about how he has been successful as a six-figure DJ!

Connect with Eric here: https://rhodesentertainment.com/