Adventurer Erik Weihenmayer has become a celebrated and accomplished athlete despite losing his vision at 13 years old. Shedding the label of "disabled" and redefining what it means to be blind, Erik has transformed the image of blindness and opened up the minds of people around the world.
Season 1, Episode 14: Derek Champagne (#014)
Marketing agency owner and expert Derek Champagne, author of Don't Buy a Duck, talks storytelling for business as an entrepreneur who's always been interested in fostering connections and finding an audience in both marketing and music fields. Now he and his agency help brands & businesses tell their story.
"We've taken national companies and done a re-brand and then had to delicately we call the wounded bird sometimes and how to help heal and release them out into, into the next century." - Derek Champagne on branding
Season 1, Episode 13: Shawn Smucker (#013)
Ghost writer turned published author Shawn Smucker shares his journey from blank page to full book with Dan Moyle in this episode of The Storytellers Network.
Shawn lives in Lancaster PA with a population of about 60,000. He loves living in a smaller town. He started his full-time writing career in 2009 while living in Leesburg VA but he and his wife have lived many places including FL and England.
“There is so much more to do and I have so much improvement that can be made.” - Shawn Smucker his storytelling journey
Season 1, Episode 12: Tammie Ortlieb (#012)
Season 1, Episode 11: Jennifer Luitwieler (#011)
Jennifer Luitwieler is an author of 2 books, blogger and social media storyteller. Dan met Jennifer years ago on Twitter through a running community. Jennifer’s book ‘Run with Me’ and their connection through social media inspired Dan and his wife Sonya to begin running.
“[Growing up] reading a lot of books, I was mesmerized by the power of stories.” - Jennifer Luitwieler
Season 1, Episode 10: Tammy Chupp (#010)
In her book Daniel, author Tammy Chupp explores the tragedy no parent should face: losing a child. A woman of faith, Tammy shares with host Dan Moyle her struggles and her victories when it comes to being a writer and storyteller.
“The number of people I can help, give hope to and reach.” - Tammy on ‘making it’ as a writer
Season 1, Episode 9: Danielle Rhodes (#009)
From LEGO to Impulse Creative, Danielle Rhodes has helped others tell their stories through content marketing. This creative soul generously shares insights and experience to help others hone their storytelling craft.
"People will listen if you're true and authentic and [if] you have something nice to say." - Danielle Rhodes on standing out of the noise
Season 1, Episode 8: John Liberty (#008)
John Liberty -- Co-Founder of West Michigan Beer Tours and former journalist -- shares his story with Dan Moyle. From working on entertainment and feature articles, to launching a popular craft beer tourism venture, John loves the craft of storytelling.
"Keeping that sense of ownership has got to be paramount. Also, constantly improve towards getting better." - John Liberty
Season 1, Episode 7: Joe Dean (#007)
Season 1, Episode 6: Al Getler (#006)
Professional storyteller - from journalism to entertainment to marketing - Al Getler brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to The Storytellers Network. He explores the craft of telling a great story with host Dan Moyle.
"My last day on earth, my last story will be ... the thing that happened to me the day before." - Al Getler
Season 1, Episode 5: Marcus Sheridan (#005)
Marcus Sheridan, The Sales Lion or The River Pools Pool Guy -- depending on how you know him, talks about storytelling, owning your story and helpful marketing in this episode of The Storytellers Network with Dan Moyle.
"Just ask the right questions and let the audience do the show, because they are the star." - Marcus Sheridan
Season 1, Episode 4: Aaron Walker (#004)
Aaron Walker is a bestselling author, business coach, and podcaster. He successfully wielded the power of storytelling into various aspects of his life. Listen to this interview and learn about his experiences and insights throughout his many years in the industry online.
"Craft your story. Find out what works and what doesn't work. It is an ongoing quest." - Aaron Walker