The Danny Miranda Podcast

Josh Spector, creative entrepreneur and expert in audience and business growth, discusses writing, the future of media, imposter syndrome, and his counterintuitive advice. Topics include parenting, the internet's impact on journalism, the value of podcasts, and his love for media and business. He shares insights on goal-setting, connecting with others, and embracing longevity in the podcasting world.

Rob Dial, entrepreneur and podcaster, discusses various topics including childhood experiences, self-awareness through journaling and meditation, accepting circumstances, reversing judgments, and the importance of self-care and expressing love in relationships.

Jon Gordon, author and public speaker, discusses various topics in this podcast. He shares his journey to success, the importance of having a vision, and how to become connected. He also talks about parenting lessons, healing relationships, and his transformative moment at church. The podcast also features discussions on influential figures like Clemson Head Coach Dabo Swinney and Deion Sanders. Jon shares his writing process, how he prepares for the day, and the before and after of his calling. Overall, the podcast provides insights on living with purpose and the power of belief and positivity.

David Sutcliffe, former actor, shares insights on leaving Hollywood, masculinity, and interviewing Andrew Tate. They discuss the unknown future, connecting with God, finding a partner, and the power of the father figure. They also explore the spiritual path of the Lakota people and the importance of following passion and staying vulnerable.

Justin Mares, an entrepreneur, discusses various interesting topics in this podcast. He talks about his current obsession with the unhealthy state of the USA, how to take depressed people and make them happy, spotting trends, finding passion, building a world-class network, and what makes a great leader. He also introduces his current project, TrueMed, which aims to tap into consumer health accounts. Additionally, he explores the power of calmness and the importance of living near friends for personal growth and parenting.

Ken Rideout, marathon champion and one of the fastest runners over the age of 50, opens up about his real struggles. Topics include trauma healing, struggles as a parent, physical pain vs. emotional pain, how to hit the next level emotionally and spiritually, and how to flip the switch to dominate.

Trevor Blake, an entrepreneur who grew up in poverty and sold 3 businesses for over $300,000,000, shares his three simple steps to success. Topics discussed include the remarkable story of Madame CJ Walker, the transformative power of meditation, connecting with cosmic energy, generating winning ideas, the power of commitment and setting intentions, the shift towards feminine energy in business, and manifesting intentions and rediscovering childhood dreams.

Justin Kan, co-founder of Twitch, talks about his experience with source, finding a partner, leadership, having children, his home vandalization, and learnings from Paul Graham. They also discuss the concept of creating your own reality, the influence of ayahuasca on meditation practice, the transformative nature of having kids, the power of daily affirmations, handling hate and learning from Paul Graham, and the power of a gratitude journal.

David Perell, entrepreneur and writer, discusses running a company, his journey to faith, building deep friendships, advice to creators, and the importance of surrendering to your true nature. Topics include difficulties of running a company, importance of friendship, finding God, season of no, finding a partner, building deep friendships, advice for creators, and how to be more distinctive.

Keith Rabois, a Silicon Valley legend known for his early-stage startup investments, shares valuable advice for people in their 20s. The podcast covers Margaret Thatcher's influence, spotting talent, breakthrough areas, the upside of stress, and commonalities amongst successful people. They also discuss the challenges encountered during the IPO process, leveraging laws and regulations for growth, learning from mistakes, and the value of playing soccer in Silicon Valley.