I turned my business into a podcast
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Reader, let me take you back 10 years: Jan 2015: My first-ever “content” drop. A podcast called The Ocho. Nov 2015: My second podcast, Where’s Larry: An Impractical Jokers Fan Podcast.
It was a wild ride. Mar 2021: Podcast #3, For My Sons. And now… Jan 2025: Let’s Make a Video. This time, I’m experimenting. What to Expect Let’s Make a Video is like no podcast you’ve seen before. Each episode brings you behind the scenes of video creation with some of the best creators out there, like:
The first episode drops this Thursday, January 8th, and you can catch it every week on my YouTube channel. Watch the intro video here to get a taste of what’s coming. Why You’ll Love It This podcast isn’t just about video creation, it’s about storytelling, connection, and creativity. Whether you’re a content creator, business owner, or just someone who loves hearing from brilliant people, Let’s Make a Video has something for you. Ready to dive in? Subscribe on YouTube so you don’t miss a single episode. Cheers, Coach D. P.S. Did I mention there’s an intro video? Check it out, it’s just over a minute long, and it’s the perfect way to kick things off. ⏪ ICYMI: Last Week's Best Content
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Coach Danny D
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