For this episode, Benton Cranes sits down with Katie Hughes, Senior Publicist at ESPN. Katie shares advice for students looking for a career in PR and talks about what its like working at ESPN.

You have to be at-bat to hit a home run. Jon Youshaei, Product Marketing Manager at Instagram, talks about the significance of staying in the game and why practicing harder and longer than anyone else can increase your chances of hitting a home run in your career. 

For this episode, Benton Crane sits down with Owen Video from videomarketingschool.com. Owen shares how a cancer diagnosis reframed his life and how he doubled his income while going through chemotherapy. He also talks about how he built his first 6 figure business after being fired 22 times.

For this episode, Daniel Harmon sits down with Bianca and Felix, filmmakers of the virtual reality short film, ANIMALIA SUM. Bianca and Felix share with us lessons they´e learned while working on a virtual reality set together. They also tell us what they would do differently if they had to do it again.

How do christisn universities and entrepreneurship go together? Benton Crane finds out when he sits down with Mark Hijleh, Provost of King’s College in New York City. Mark tells us what it’s like building a faith based organization in New York City and how he has applied entrepreneurial principles to building a college.

Have you ever wondered when you should consider getting into retail? Today, Benton Crane interviews Brandon Leibel, founder of the popular beach brand, Sand Cloud. Brandon tells us when the right time to get into retail is and how to talk to the right buyers in retail stores.

Have you ever heard the popular phrase “build it and they will come?”

For a time, it seemed to be one of the most popular phrases in business.

For this episode, Jennifer Hudye tells us how following the conventional wisdom to “build it and they (your customers) will come” almost led to the downfall of her online fitness business. Luckily, she also tells us how she turned things around and built multiple 6 figure businesses.

Ever want to learn how to get real brand deals from brands like Samsung and Apple? Look no further then this episode with Andru Edwards, Editor-in-Chief at Gear Live Media. Andru shares how video creation helped him stay relevant at a time when biggest blogs in the country were being bought out by corporate companies. He also shares how he started the “unboxing” movement and the moment he realized that big brands would pay him to advertise for them.

For this episode, Daniel Harmon sits down with Erik Huberman founder and CEO of Hawke Media. Erik tells us how his agency adapted during COVID-19 and brought in 6x the amount of people to his events. He also shares other tips he has proved successful on how to grow a business in the midst of a recession.

For this episode, Benton Crane sits down with famous storyteller, Melanie Deziel. Melanie tells us how she creates endless content for her clients and how she develops engaging stories. She also shares how she went from employee to entrepreneur.

For this episode, Daniel Harmon sits down with New York Times best selling Author, Joel Comm. Joel shares how his popular app, iFart, landed Joel a spot on the Daily Show and helped people all around the world learn how to laugh with an app. He also tells us why he feels investing in blockchain and cryptocurrency is one of the smartest things to do.

For this episode, Daniel Harmon sits down with Devin Stone, founder of the popular LegalEagle YouTube channel. Devin tells us how he comes up with creative idea’s and his extensive research that has helped him reach over 1M subscribers on YouTube.  

For this episode, Daniel Harmon sits down with Desiree Martinez. Desiree teaches the do’s and don'ts of content marketing and describes why it is so important to set goals for your social media marketing. She also shares her unique approach to networking that is both genuine and effective.

For this episode, Benton Crane sits down with Jennifer Kem, founder of KemComm media. Having lost a business due to the last recession, Jennifer shares practical advice for how to build a business that can survive despite economic downturns. She also teaches us how running a business that you are passionate about is the best way to serve both you and your clients. 

For this episode Benton Crane sits down with famed internet marketer Manuel Suarez. Manuel talks about how he built an Amazon private label empire during the last recession. He also tells us why people start businesses and how he succeeded in the midst of repeated entrepreneurial failures. 

For this episode, Daniel Harmon sits down with world renowned speaker, Shane Feldman. Shane talks about how his life crisis became a catalyst for finding his true passion in life. Shane also shares important lessons he’s learned about building a sense of community in the workplace.

For this episode, Daniel Harmon sits down with Charlie Tyrel, film director for the short film Broken Orchestra. Charlie shares valuable advice for people wanting to get into film. He teaches how the logistical constraints that come from filming short films can foster creativity. 

Daniel Harmon sits down with actress and film director Frederike Migom. Fredericke shares the true backstory behind her recent film release, Binti. Frederike also talks about how getting feedback early in the creative process is important to the success of any project. 

This week Daniel Harmon sits down with famed internet comedian, JP Sears. JP teaches us some surprising tips that he employs to come up with videos that have generated hundreds of millions of views. JP also shares how overcoming his self limiting beliefs was the key he used to reignite his comedic passion. You won’t want to miss this episode!

Benton Crane sits down with David Bayer, famed internet marketer and author of Mind Hack, a book with over 200K downloads. David talks about how training the brain can help entrepreneurs stay in their primal state. He also talks about behaviors that diminish an entrepreneurs leadership capacity.

Benton Crane and Daniel Harmon sit down with their old college roomate, Devin Graham, founder of the Devin Supertramp Youtube channel. Devin talks about his strategies for building a YouTube empire of over 1.3B views. He also talks about how he manages changes to stay relevant in an age when social media algorithms are ever changing. 

This week Benton Crane sits down with Jeane Bourne and Robbie Daneil from Working with Lemons, a YouTube Channel with 1.8B+ views. They share why utilizing the talents of multiple people in the video making process is important. Robbie and Jean teach how constraints led to their creativity and what they have done to stay true to their brand. You’ll also learn the benefits and drawbacks of being an extrovert and introvert when creating a YouTube channel.

This week Benton Crane sits down with Richie Norton, Author of the #1 Amazon Downloaded book Resume’s Are Dead, and What to Do About it. Richie talks about why innovation starts with crazy ideas and how to use entrepreneurship to fuel your passion. He also shares how his latest book, The Power of Starting Something Stupid, teaches entrepreneurs how to get started when their goals seem overwhelming.

This week Daniel Harmon sits down with Rhea Allen, founder of Peppershock Media, an agency headquartered in Nampa, Idaho. Rhea talks about why she started Peppershock media and gives some tips on how to network like a pro. She’ll also share what contracts helped her make it through the last recession and lessons she’s learned dealing with new clients.