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I believe every person has value. Behind every headline, hustle, hard-earned moment, and family tales there’s a story worth sharing. That’s why I built Beyond the Mic. I talk with artists, athletes, authors, icons and people you need to know. I don’t do puff pieces. I ask questions that get to the real stuff: the doubts, wins, detours, and moments that shaped them. The stories that you normally don't get to hear. Some stories make you laugh. Some hit you in the gut. All of them remind you: people matter, you matter. I’m not here to be famous. I’m here helping others be heard. I want curiosity to run free, connect communities, and make something that sticks with you long after the mic is off. Because in a world full of noise, real stories still cut through. Remarkable stories from people you know—and people you should. That's my mission. Let's go #BeyondTheMic. New Episodes Weekly! A Dog Drool Holdings production — dogdroolholdings.com This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: OP3 - https://op3.dev/privacy Podtrac - https://analytics.podtrac.com/privacy-policy-gdrp
Unknown Host hosts Beyond the Mic with Sean Dillon, a arts show with 782 episodes published.
"Nobody cares about your story, whether you're a writer of books or screenwriting.", Robin Christian Welcome Robin Christian: We're joined on the Starline by a filmmaker who refuses to pick a lane: horror, holiday, music
"If you're a skilled writer, then you can become a 19th century Texan." Daniel Silva Welcome Daniel Silva: We're joined on the Starline by a #1 New York Times bestselling author whose spy hero just went up against Russia
"Find your identity in something that lasts." Welcome Scott Spiezio: We're joined on the Starline by a two time World Series champion who spent his road trips teaching himself guitar in hotel rooms. His memoir “The Harde
"I want my daughter to have that kind of compassion when someone's being mean or rude." Welcome Ryan Weiss: We're joined on the Starline by a father, partner, teacher, podcaster and former Broadway star. His latest proje
"I will be so happy to rewatch, watch this every day to talk to every single director, every single writer, every single cast member." Welcome Thea Glassman: We’re joined on the Starline by an entertainment journalist an
"The lines don't matter. The life does." — James Landry Hébert (On the difference between working with Sam Levinson and Taylor Sheridan.) Welcome James Landry Hébert: We’re joined on the Starline by a character actor bor
"I'm not worthless, like my father said I was." - Billy West Welcome Billy West: We’re joined on the Starline by a voice-over actor who did his best stuff in the 31st Century. His latest project is his book “Voice-A-Vers
"I'm getting death threat and you're getting marriage proposals." — Leanne Morgan Welcome Leanne Morgan We're joined on the Starline by a comedian who spent twenty years working Tennessee living rooms before Hollywood ca
What do the writers' room of Succession , ABBA's recording studio, and Michelin-starred kitchens have in common? According to social psychologist Ron Friedman, they all run on the same playbook—and it’s completely counte
"Things don't come easy. It doesn't matter, you know, that who I'm related to, you know, I'm out here in a van driving around." Welcome John PayCheck: We're joined on the Starline by a man who grew up riding buses with o
"Nobody pushed me to become the musician I am. I did it because I loved it." — Kenny Wayne Shepherd Kenny Wayne Shepherd recorded his debut album at seventeen, drove to Memphis on weekends to track it, and went platinum
"It's funny, I'm not saying I did it, but to me, it's we did it like all versions of myself, you know, the girl who thought it'd be easy, the girl who thought she should give up, the girl who, wasn't sure if this was goi
"It's funny, I'm not saying I did it, but to me, it's we did it like all versions of myself, you know, the girl who thought it'd be easy, the girl who thought she should give up, the girl who, wasn't sure if this was goi
“You probably always want to have the perfect night. You never do.” Welcome Kenny Albert We’re joined on the Starline by a Sports Emmy Award winning talent. You've heard him, his voice calling every major sport, includin
“You probably always want to have the perfect night. You never do.” Welcome Kenny Albert We’re joined on the Starline by a Sports Emmy Award winning talent. You've heard him, his voice calling every major sport, includin
"I think that's kind of the, comes with the territory of being an actor, is that you kind of move to New York hoping that you'll move away, or book Broadway, one of the two." Welcome Kaitlyn O’Leary: We’re joined on the
"I think that's kind of the, comes with the territory of being an actor, is that you kind of move to New York hoping that you'll move away, or book Broadway, one of the two." Welcome Kaitlyn O’Leary: We’re joined on the
"Life is hard enough as it is. I'm just trying to be a great father and give her, you know, give her a fighting chance." Welcome Brad Williams: We’re joined on the Starline by an actor, standup comedian, entrepreneur, po
"Life is hard enough as it is. I'm just trying to be a great father and give her, you know, give her a fighting chance." Welcome Brad Williams: We’re joined on the Starline by an actor, standup comedian, entrepreneur, po
"I love the whole process of writing, fleshing it out, getting on stage, working it out." Welcome Henry Cho We’re joined on the Starline by a comedian seen on “The Tonight Show”, “The Late, Late, Show” and co-creator of
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Beyond the Mic with Sean Dillon is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under Arts (news) and has published 782 episodes.
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