Do.Did.Will. "The Story of People Podcast"

About Do.Did.Will. "The Story of People Podcast"

Do.Did.Will: A Podcast for Aspiring Minds dives into the journeys of people who dared to dream, took the plunge, and made things happen. From entrepreneurs and artists to innovators and everyday changemakers, we explore the inspiring doers who turned their ideas and dreams into reality. Each episode uncovers insights, struggles, and triumphs that come with chasing something bigger. Whether you're at the start of your journey or in need of a nudge to keep going, this podcast brings you stories that teach without preaching, sparking curiosity and fueling ambition. Everyone has a story to tell. Everyone offers something to teach. Everyone Aspires for something. Perhaps this is the show that helps!

Publisher

BrentonOnTour

Category

education · society & culture

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

28 Aug 2019

Latest episode

27 Jan 2025

Latest episodes

3 of 143 episodes have a transcript.

1. 

   27 Jan 2025TRANSCRIPT

   Whitney Faires (Executive Coach)

   Whitney Faires discusses strategies for balancing career and parenthood, offering insights into improving performance in both realms in this interview.

2. 

   4 Nov 2024TRANSCRIPT

   Darryl Hurs - Indie Week/DIT Online Music Community

   Darryl Hurs stops by to chat the Indie Music Scene and Venue X Venue Festival Event Introduction: Indie Week and Venue X Venue Brent welcomes Darryl Hurs, who introduces the upcoming Venue X Venue festival happening from November 14-16 in London, Ontario. This event, featuring 60 artists across seven venues, is a significant addition to Ontario’s vibrant music scene. DIT Platform and Industry Reset Post-COVID Darryl discusses his DIT (Do It Together) platform, a networking hub similar to LinkedIn but tailored for indie artists and industry professionals. Post-COVID, there's been a notable shift toward digital spaces, including online webinars and events through DIT, with mental health becoming a crucial focus as artists navigate new industry challenges. Supporting Indie Artists: Challenges and Opportunities Through DIT, Darryl’s work centers on educating and connecting indie artists. He explains how shifts from record sales to streaming have reshaped artist careers, while social media has become essential for visibility. Challenges include navigating an industry that now demands more self-promotion and business savvy than ever before. London's Music Scene and Venue X Venue’s Community Impact Venue X Venue is also a testament to London, Ontario's thriving music environment. With backing from the London Music Office, the festival aims to foster community by giving artists performance and networking opportunities, facilitating growth in the indie music sector. Festivals and Conferences as Career Catalysts Brent and Darryl highlight how festivals and conferences are crucial for indie artist growth, with networking being a key component. Darryl shares a personal example of meeting music industry icon Martin Atkins on MySpace, which evolved into a meaningful professional relationship. The Future of DIT and Venue X Venue DIT's mission is to provide growth avenues for indie artists and to create new industry connections. Darryl and Brent discuss the need for sustained support systems and platforms like DIT to help artists and professionals thrive in the evolving music landscape. Networking and Relationship-Building in the Music Industry Both Brent and Darryl stress the importance of networking, sharing that respect for all members of the industry—from interns to executives—is essential, as today’s juniors can become tomorrow’s leaders. Festivals like Venue X Venue provide a prime environment for these connections. Data, Targeted Marketing, and International Reach Data analysis is increasingly valuable in the music industry. Darryl mentions tools like Chart Metric for identifying potential markets and using affordable online ads to test audience interest. Targeted marketing and understanding data help artists efficiently grow their fan base, especially when aiming to reach international markets. Social Media's Role in Today’s Music Scene Social media has made it easier for indie artists to enter the industry, though maintaining authenticity remains a challenge. Darryl emphasizes the importance of a sustainable approach to career-building in a social-media-driven environment. Innovation and Wellness in the Music Industry’s Future Looking forward, Darryl believes innovation and adaptability are crucial for the music industry's survival. Online platforms and webinars will continue to offer essential learning and networking opportunities. Moreover, Darryl highlights the importance of wellness, recalling past events where a full day was dedicated to mental health and wellness. Community and Collaboration Community is at the heart of Darryl’s vision, with Venue X Venue and DIT both aiming to foster collaboration and support among artists. By working together, indie artists can create a more resilient music industry. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

3. 

   23 Sept 2024TRANSCRIPT

   We Are Back!

   It's been a while but we are back! A little break is good for everyone. The jury is out I guess! Today, I dive into What I've been "Doing", What "Did" I think of it and What "Will" I do next? Also, I introduce some ideas as to what is in my brain and how to move the show forward. For one thing, it will be less video and more audio, and I will dive into more topics from around the world and beyond on top of interviewing some amazing guests! Also, I give you an update on what my past guests have been doing since being on the show and it's quite an amazing thing to hear about their updates! All this and more. Thanks for listening and Subscribing! #podcasts #canadianpodcasts #dodidwill #thestoryofpeople Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Inside a recent episode

Whitney Faires (Executive Coach)

Published 27 Jan 2025 · Transcript excerpt

[…] And so knowing how to be reasonable and make those asks, knowing the answer could be no. Like you can't just take two weeks off and Riku right now, but maybe later. But knowing what you need and being reasonable and making those asks, I think is another big component of that. And then I always think another piece of it is that you have to really consistently surround yourself with a network of people that can give you the encouragement that you need that can point out the observations when you're starting to get out of balance. And that can really lend you that support because sometimes we're our own worst enemy. […]

Reach and audience

Public platform figures. Ratings count people who left a rating, not total listeners.

YouTube views

200,298

Score snapshot 15 Sept 2025

Apple Podcasts (US)

5.0 / 5

10 ratings

Spotify

5.0 / 5

7 ratings

Podcast Authority Score: 72 / 100

A composite of feed quality, social presence, YouTube performance and engagement. Read the methodology.

Quality

90

Social presence

0

YouTube

86

Engagement

51

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