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Ever wonder how Dallas’s most successful brands actually got built? What's Good goes behind the scenes with local founders to uncover the raw stories and specific strategies they used to grow in the DFW market. Whether you’re building in 'Big D' or scaling a business elsewhere, these raw stories of resilience and innovation offer a blueprint for any entrepreneur driven to move forward. In each episode, you’ll learn answers to questions like: • What’s it like to be an entrepreneur in Dallas? • How do Dallas creatives and entrepreneurs build their brands? • What are the challenges and rewards of running a business in Dallas? • What advice do local entrepreneurs have for starting a business? • How can I find inspiration from successful business owners? • What are the common traits of successful entrepreneurs? • How does the Dallas business community support local innovation? • What are some practical tips for networking and growth? • How do business owners in Dallas stay resilient through challenges? • What unique opportunities exist for Dallas creatives and business owners? • What resources are available for the Dallas local community to build a successful business? Don't forget to Follow, Share, Rate, and Review!
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Signup to Generate a PitchEver wonder how Dallas’s most successful brands actually got built? What's Good goes behind the scenes with local founders to uncover the raw stories and specific strategies they used to grow in the DFW market.
Recent episodes include "How to Build a Multi-Million Dollar Brand Without Social Media Hype with Danni Fernino" (21 October 2026, 36 minutes), "How to Close More Sales & Turn Dead Email Leads into Revenue with Tiffany Fulcher" (19 October 2026, 14 minutes), and "Stories from the Heart of Dallas: New Season Teaser" (5 October 2026, 4 minutes).
Dallas, Texas: What’s Good? Lessons from your Local Entrepreneurs and Small Business Owners publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 30 minutes.
Booking probability for Dallas, Texas: What’s Good? Lessons from your Local Entrepreneurs and Small Business Owners is 49%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Dallas, Texas: What’s Good? Lessons from your Local Entrepreneurs and Small Business Owners requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Dallas, Texas: What’s Good? Lessons from your Local Entrepreneurs and Small Business Owners's contact route on record: public web form.
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Dallas, Texas: What’s Good? Lessons from your Local Entrepreneurs and Small Business Owners
How do small business owners generate real revenue and build brand staying power without relying on viral social media algorithms? Branding expert and serial product founder Danni Fernino (Visions From Neptune) shows...
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How do small business owners bridge the gap between getting social media marketing eyeballs and actually closing signed contracts? ConvertHer founder and sales strategist Tiffany Fulcher reveals that consistent email...
Dallas, Texas: What’s Good? Lessons from your Local Entrepreneurs and Small Business Owners
Season 12 of Dallas, Texas: What’s Good? kicks off with a special series from the What She Said event, sponsored by Modern Day Wife in Dallas, Texas. Brianna takes listeners behind the scenes of the event, where she and...
Dallas, Texas: What’s Good? Lessons from your Local Entrepreneurs and Small Business Owners
How can a for-profit business drive global social impact without relying on non-profit donations? Mended founder and social impact entrepreneur Mallory Martin shows how commercial businesses can create sustainable...
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In this recap episode of Dallas, Texas: What’s Good? , Brianna wraps up a powerful three-episode Media Content Day season featuring Leah Abasolo, Coach T, and attorney Hunter Beiderman. Brianna shares the...
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In this episode, we sit down with criminal defense attorney Hunter Beiderman to discuss his journey into criminal law and his commitment to helping clients navigate difficult legal situations. Hunter shares how...
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In this episode, we sit down with Coach T (Leticia Taylor-Buggs) to explore her journey from athlete to full-time entrepreneur in holistic wellness. Coach T shares how her experience as an athlete shaped her approach to...
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In this episode, we sit down with Leah Abasolo , founder of Baron Von Consulting, to explore how a life shaped by constant change, corporate experience, and entrepreneurship led her to help others build purpose-driven...
Dallas, Texas: What’s Good? Lessons from your Local Entrepreneurs and Small Business Owners
Season 11 of Dallas, Texas: What’s Good? is bringing something new! In this trailer, Brianna Jovahn introduces a special series highlighting local business owners who participated in a community-focused Media Content...
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Season 10 of Dallas, Texas: What’s Good? brought together a diverse group of experts, entrepreneurs, and community leaders for conversations centered around wealth management, financial education, business growth, and...
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In this episode, we sit down with Amanda Smith , entrepreneur, community builder, and founder of Dallas Girl Gang , to explore how authentic relationships can become the foundation of successful businesses and thriving...
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In this episode, we sit down with William Bramblett , a financial professional, to discuss the importance of risk management, personalized financial planning, and preparing for long-term success. William shares how his...
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In this episode, we sit down with Heather Weatherspoon , esthetician, entrepreneur, and founder of a mentorship and scholarship-based community, to explore her journey in the beauty industry and beyond. Heather shares...
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In this episode, we sit down with Ben Malena , a former NFL player turned fintech entrepreneur, to explore his journey from professional sports into the world of financial technology. Ben shares how he leveraged his...
Dallas, Texas: What’s Good? Lessons from your Local Entrepreneurs and Small Business Owners
In this wildcard episode, we sit down with Krishna Powell , business strategist and HR expert, to explore what it truly takes to grow a business beyond the startup mindset. Krishna shares how entrepreneurs can...
Episode #7
In this episode of Dallas, Texas: What's Good, we sit down with Kevin Jefferson to explore what wealth truly means beyond money—freedom, legacy, and opportunity. Kevin shares how his early experiences shaped his...
Episode #6
In this episode, we sit down with Darlisa Diltz , a business strategist and advocate for entrepreneurial growth, to break down what it truly takes to build a sustainable and scalable business. Darlisa shares her journey...
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