
Dr. Todd Dewett is a best-selling leadership author, educator, and speaker. In addition to leadership, we discussed authenticity, self-confidence, and public speaking.


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On each episode, David Elstein talks with leaders in their field to provide you insights you won't hear any place else. David asks them the questions that will help you achieve success.
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Signup to Generate a PitchOn each episode, David Elstein talks with leaders in their field to provide you insights you won't hear any place else. David asks them the questions that will help you achieve success.
Recent episodes include "Episode 9: Leadership Expert Dr. Todd Dewett" (27 July 2026, 28 minutes), "Episode 7: Voiceover Talent Debbie Grattan" (5 June 2026, 23 minutes), and "Episode 6: Radio Host and Workplace Communication Specialist Mathew Blades" (6 May 2026, 45 minutes).
The David Elstein Podcast publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 35 minutes across 9 episodes.
Booking probability for The David Elstein Podcast is 28%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. The David Elstein Podcast requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. The David Elstein Podcast's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for The David Elstein Podcast are Business & Management Consulting and Marketing, Advertising & PR. The David Elstein Podcast has a business audience.
The David Elstein Podcast is a business podcast with 9 episodes published.
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Dr. Todd Dewett is a best-selling leadership author, educator, and speaker. In addition to leadership, we discussed authenticity, self-confidence, and public speaking.

<p>Debbie Grattan, a veteran voice actor, discusses the state of voice acting in 2026 and what marketers should know when working with voiceover professionals.</p>

<p>Mathew Blades was a successful radio host for 30 years. He then quit his job before his contract was up. Mathew is now a workplace communication specialist, teaching people how to have difficult conversations...

<p>Many doctors are certified. But should communicators be? Communication veteran Shel Holtz believes communicators should be certified for themselves and for the profession. After discussing this topic, David and Shel...

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<p>Trade shows are far from dead; they’re a $16 billion industry with 13,000 events held annually in the U.S. alone. While securing a booth is a major investment, the marketing payoff can be massive. Industry veteran...

<p>Most marketers are familiar with Search Engine Optimization and Search Engine Marketing. Now you need to know how to have your company show up when someone is chatting with Chat GPT. Casey Nifong of Mountain Laurel...

<p>Dr. Kim Butler Willis, Co-Founder of Goodstock Consulting, discusses the state of DEI in 2026 and how businesses should address the topic.</p>

<p>Dan Dunlop, Principal and Co-Owner of Jennings, a healthcare marketing firm, is the first guest on the David Elstein Podcast. While the focus is healthcare marketing today, they also reminisce about how it used to...
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Director of Internal Communications, WEBCOR Builders
Mountain Laurel Digital
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