The Danny Miranda Podcast

Jesse Pujji is the founder and CEO of Gateway X. In this conversation, we spoke about how Jesse has transformed, his "why" (to help others grow/be their best selves through entrepreneurial business), and that time he called Mark Zuckerberg. At one point, this conversation moved me to tears. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did. Jesse's Links Twitter / Website / Great Twitter Thread from Jesse Continue the conversation with me... Twitter / Instagram / YouTube / Website

One year ago, I started The Danny Miranda Podcast. I've transformed as a result of having more than 160+ conversations. In this mini-podcast, I talk about some big news in my own life, some accomplishments from the past year, and how I've grown. Moving forward, I'll be posting interviews on Monday and Wednesday and mini episodes every Friday. Continue the conversation with me... Twitter / Instagram / YouTube / Website

Chris Kelly is a co-owner of the Sacramento Kings and was the first attorney at Facebook. In this conversation, we discussed learnings from losing to Kamala Harris, why the Kings have such a focus on analytics, and where he sees crypto going. Chris Kelly Links Twitter / Facebook Continue the conversation with me... Twitter / Instagram / YouTube / Website

Andrew Warner is an entrepreneur. He's also a podcasting legend (10+ years and 2,000+ episodes!) and new author. In this conversation, we spoke about why American society isn't actually society, how he printed out transcripts from the Joe Rogan Experience, and why he wanted to become a better communicator. We also dove into the crazy story of how he became one of the world's top 20 websites (in traffic) in the early 2000s. Andrew's Links New Book / Twitter / Website Continue the conversation with me... Twitter / Instagram / YouTube / Website

Ben Mezrich is the author of 23 books, including his latest – The Antisocial Network. In this conversation, we spoke about his writing process, what it's like to write for a hit TV show, how it feels to see your book on a movie screen, and what it's like to meet and get to know the Winklevoss twins. Ben's Links The Antisocial Network / Website / Twitter Continue the conversation with me... Twitter / Instagram / YouTube / Website

Hector Rodriguez is a husband, father, and ultramarathon runner. His life changed forever after he read Can’t Hurt Me by David Goggins. Shortly thereafter, he gave himself a mission: cover 10 miles daily (via walk, hike, or run). In this conversation, we spoke about why he honors Kobe Bryant with his bib numbers, the person he was before he started, and some of his toughest ultra moments. 2:20 Why does Hector wear Kobe’s bibs? 6:22 Where Hector was before he was this person? 9:30 The moments that changed Hector 16:30 Hector pushing through pain 17:25 How to identify pain vs. injury 18:30 Where does Hector's deep awareness of self come from? 19:40 Is Hector wearing the same clothing + sneakers "comfort"? 21:00 Hector's mental talk during a long tough run 23:51 How has the Wolfpack changed Hector's life 26:41 What would've Hector done if quarantine happened earlier? 27:50 International Wolfpack 29:22 Cultivating sources of wisdom 31:50 Negative repercussions of changing? 34:10 What did friends/family say about Hector's change? 38:32 Keep going 40:53 When did Hector know he was successful in his journey? 43:33 Emotional letter from daughter during a tough race 47:09 How these challenges improve Hector's day-to-day 51:08 Where does Hector's optimism come from? 54:10 What has Hector learned about himself from spending so much time alone? 56:00 Hector's advice to someone at minute 54 of a run 58:47 Benefits of walking 1:00:00 Who has Hector directly inspired? 1:03:35 Hector's niece running an ultra 1:06:00 Hector's advice to someone pursuing their highest version Hector's Links Instagram / Website Continue the conversation with me... Twitter / Instagram / YouTube / Website

Brad Stulberg is an author and coach. He's also been open about his journey with OCD. In this conversation, we spoke about Brad's values, how they've changed, tips for running a marathon, why he got into endurance sports, and his experience with therapy. Brad's Links The Practice of Groundedness / Website / Twitter Connect with me... Twitter / Instagram / YouTube / Website

Grant Taleck is an entrepreneur and a walker. In this conversation, we spoke about how... Grant walked from sunrise to sunset Taking small steps can create huge change He explored different businesses He found his niche Let me know your thoughts on Twitter. Connect with Grant on Twitter Connect with me on Twitter / Instagram / YouTube

Zach Tyler is an NFT collector. Hunter Weiss is an NFT creator. Both are friends who have previously appeared on the podcast. In this conversation, we dived into how Hunter has sold monkey selfies and portraits for tens of thousands of dollars and how Zach has become obsessed with NFTs - all in a matter of weeks. This conversation features hot takes, new perspectives, and no investment advice. Let us know your thoughts on Twitter. - Previous episode featuring Zach Tyler (#083: The Power of An Audience) Previous episode featuring Hunter Weiss (#004: 50-Mile Run, 50+ Million Views) - Connect with Zach on Twitter / Instagram Connect with Hunter on Twitter / Instagram / YouTube Connect with me on Twitter / Instagram / YouTube

Tej Dosa is an entrepreneur and friend. In this conversation, we spoke about embracing "the mindset of easy", death, and the importance of talking to strangers. Previous Episodes Featuring Tej #001: Tej Dosa – Turning -$67 Into 6-7 Figure Businesses (Spotify) #046: Danny Miranda – The Journey From Darkness To Light (Spotify) - Connect with Tej on Twitter Connect with me on Twitter / Instagram / YouTube