Best Dan Klotz Podcasts (2024)

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Jacky Grossman: Keeping alive the stories of Holocaust survival 46:51

2y ago46:51

46:51

Every year, Jacky Grossman talks on social media about her family--and how so many lost their lives in the Holocaust. In this episode, Jacky talks about the stories of how her parents and grandmother survived--and the special emphasis that she places on making sure those stories live on.

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Dustin Watson: After fleeing a military coup, trying to find normal again 40:00

2+ y ago40:00

40:00

"...As we were headed towards the airport, a large convoy of military personnel in armored vehicles were entering the city. I looked out the side window to my left, looked out to my right, where my wife was sitting, and I said, 'this doesn't look good.'" Dustin Watson and his wife escaped Myanmar on February 20, 2021, the same day that security for…

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Tomika Holmes: The gift of giving back, despite it all 37:11

3y ago37:11

37:11

The trauma is forgotten, but a single act of warmth and kindness provided a lifetime of giving back. That's how Tomi Holmes lives her life after passing through the foster care system when she was little. She is an inspiration for how to live a life full of love, perhaps her biggest gift of all. Tomi is a volunteer for CASA, Court Assisted Special …

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Saurabh Chowdhry: Not letting MS stop him 25:02

3y ago25:02

25:02

Multiple Sclerosis has sent Saurabh Chowdhry on several career detours, but he views each experience as a triumph. From medical student to science teacher to scientific writer to inspirational author, he keeps pressing onward and refusing to let MS bend his will. Saurabh has two motivational books--the second one, Step by Step, just came out this m…

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Uvistra Naidoo: First XDR-TB, now long-haul COVID 36:14

3y ago36:14

36:14

It took Uvi Naidoo, a South African pediatrician, three long years to get through extensively drug resistant tuberculosis. Now, he's working through long-haul COVID symptoms, after contracting the infection twice. But even though he still needs oxygen when he gets around every day, he won't stop talking about TB. Uvi and I met several years ago (th…

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Woo Jin Ho: Surviving the Mets (April Fools Edition) 33:55

3+ y ago33:55

33:55

Baseball season this year starts on April Fools Day, which is a perfect metaphor for Mets fans. Seeing as how this episode is launching the same week, my good friend Woo Jin Ho joins me to take a look at what it's like to survive as a fan of the franchise. Woo Jin grew up in Queens, rooting for the Yankees--but then switched allegiances because of …

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Connie White: The cancer triple crown and three lines in the sand 39:22

3+ y ago39:22

39:22

In November of 2019, Connie White bought a pair of maternity tights by accident--she wasn't actually pregnant. In trying them on though, she fell down the rabbit hole of tests, cancer diagnosis and treatment. What's worse, most of her journey with ovarian, uterine, and falopian cancer took place in the midst of the COVID 19 pandemic. To get through…

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Ashoka Mukpo: Ebola wasn't as bad as the media hullabaloo 45:18

3+ y ago45:18

45:18

The last time the world freaked out about a global pandemic, it was 2014. The Ebola virus devastated Liberia and two other West African countries, but only about a dozen people were treated in Europe and North America. Ashoka Mukpo was an American journalist who had spent two previous years in Liberia, and returned to Monrovia to cover the pandemic…

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Dan Powers: Redefining luck, cardiovascularly speaking 27:14

3+ y ago27:14

27:14

When Dan Powers relocated to Truckee, California, he was not expecting to test out the emergency room at the local hospital so quickly. But when he woke up with chest pain shortly after the winter holidays, he needed medical help. While the incident was a scare and not a life-threatening heart attack, he embraced the lessons it taught him--most imp…

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Adam Zagoria: COVID came for him, then the sports world 24:58

3+ y ago24:58

24:58

The start of the COVID-19 pandemic put a new wrinkle into March Madness, the most frenzied month in the college basketball season. Adam Zagoria, a journalist who covers college hoops and other sports, attended a concert one night and the Big East tournament the next, and then the pandemic paused everything. One week later he started feeling sick, a…

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Paul Tewksbury: Death only lasted 35 minutes 33:07

3+ y ago33:07

33:07

At the end of July, 2017, Paul Tekwsbury wasn't feeling so great. One month later, he learned he had leukemia; one month after that, the chemotherapy that was treating his cancer left him dead of a heart attack--but only for 35 minutes. His personal journey there and back filled him with so much gratitude he wrote and recorded an album's worth of m…

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Debbie Salamone: Trying to save the shark that bit her 27:15

3+ y ago27:15

27:15

When Debbie Salamone was bitten by a shark, she had no idea how much it would transform her life. After recovering, she went back to school to get her master's degree and changed her career from journalism to advocacy. She organized a group of like-minded shark attack survivors and pushed for conservation measures to help endangered shark populatio…

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Vicky Tauli-Corpuz: Decades later, they're still calling her a communist 37:21

3+ y ago37:21

37:21

Victoria Tauli-Corpuz began advocating for Indigenous rights as a teenager and still hasn't let up, first working to improve the health and welfare of her Kankanaey Igorot community in the Philippines and then for Indigenous communities around the world. We met during an extended collaboration when she was United Nations special rapporteur on the r…

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Peter Dykstra: "What else do you have for me?" 33:05

3+ y ago33:05

33:05

Peter Dykstra is an accomplished environmental journalist, advocate, and, on a personal level, a dear mentor of mine. In a few short months, from the end of 2016 to early 2017, he lost his eldest son to suicide, the results of the presidential election threatened certain doom for all that he had accomplished in his career, and a freak bacterial inf…

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We are All Selfish, Scared and Stupid? Smart chat with Dan Gregory 33:31

7y ago33:31

33:31

We're talking to Dan, co-Author of a fantastic book on how are influenced by basic instincts and how to use these instincts for better marketing and sales persuasion From Wily: Appealing to humans' basic instincts to increase influence, buy-in and results Survival of the species comes down to three basic instincts, say behavioral research strategis…

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How Bacon Improves Your LIfe, and Your Marketing 34:54

7y ago34:54

34:54

This episode is a chat from several months back, lost until we started the new series of episodes here on the Warren Whitlock Show. I've known Brian for a few years. Memorable because of the #bacon references. He is host of the Bacon Podcast and author of multiple books. Brian reminds us that "It's not about you" which we know is the key to marketi…

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Get Picked: Tips, Tricks and Tools for Creating an Irresistible Speaker Proposal 21:25

7y ago21:25

21:25

When I saw that Aurora Gregory descibed herself as a lover of good cake, I have to find out more. And more that that, I learned that she has the reputation of getting people onstage. I know that makes a huge different for any author, thought leader and of course, speakers. Aurora Put it Well.. Public speaking is the fastest way to grow your career,…

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Stop Boring Me! a Chat with Kathy Klotz-Guest about Marketing with Improv 34:45

7y ago34:45

34:45

About Stop Boring Me!: How to Create Kick-Ass Marketing Content, Products and Ideas Through the Power of Improv Coming up constantly with a steady stream of marketing content, stories, and ideas that inspire excitement, interest and banish boring can be challenging. Your content-weary audience is saying “Stop Boring Me!” You cannot connect meaningf…

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Expert Advice to Get You on The Road to Recognition with Barry Feldman 36:27

7y ago36:27

36:27

Barry Feldman is a digital marketing super freak. The principal of Feldman Creative, Barry has written marketing copy and provided digital marketing strategy for thousands of companies and entrepreneurs. LinkedIn, Inc.com, and many others have recognized Barry as a leading content marketer and social media influencer. Barry writes for many of the t…

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Jacky Grossman: Keeping alive the stories of Holocaust survival 46:51

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Dustin Watson: After fleeing a military coup, trying to find normal again 40:00

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Tomika Holmes: The gift of giving back, despite it all 37:11

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Saurabh Chowdhry: Not letting MS stop him 25:02

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Uvistra Naidoo: First XDR-TB, now long-haul COVID 36:14

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Woo Jin Ho: Surviving the Mets (April Fools Edition) 33:55

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Connie White: The cancer triple crown and three lines in the sand 39:22

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Ashoka Mukpo: Ebola wasn't as bad as the media hullabaloo 45:18

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Dan Powers: Redefining luck, cardiovascularly speaking 27:14

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Adam Zagoria: COVID came for him, then the sports world 24:58

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Paul Tewksbury: Death only lasted 35 minutes 33:07

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Debbie Salamone: Trying to save the shark that bit her 27:15

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Vicky Tauli-Corpuz: Decades later, they're still calling her a communist 37:21

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Peter Dykstra: "What else do you have for me?" 33:05

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We are All Selfish, Scared and Stupid? Smart chat with Dan Gregory 33:31

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How Bacon Improves Your LIfe, and Your Marketing 34:54

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Get Picked: Tips, Tricks and Tools for Creating an Irresistible Speaker Proposal 21:25

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Stop Boring Me! a Chat with Kathy Klotz-Guest about Marketing with Improv 34:45

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Expert Advice to Get You on The Road to Recognition with Barry Feldman 36:27

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