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The Person Who Believed In Me with David Begnaud

Hosted by Do Good Crew · society · EN · 35 episodes

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About this Podcast:

Who saw something in you before anyone else did? On “The Person Who Believed In Me” podcast, host David Begnaud asks artists, athletes, founders, and advocates this one powerful question. Their answers reveal the untold story behind success — the teacher, parent, or coach who changed everything for them. Often called “America’s Storyteller,” David is an award-winning journalist known for compassionate, human-first reporting. He shines a light on everyday people and quiet acts of kindness. Do Good Crew is the community behind the show — podcasts, live events, and weekly uplifting stories. New video episodes every Monday. Subscribe, and send an episode to the person who believed in you.

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What is The Person Who Believed In Me with David Begnaud about?

Who saw something in you before anyone else did? On “The Person Who Believed In Me” podcast, host David Begnaud asks artists, athletes, founders, and advocates this one powerful question. Their answers reveal the untold story behind success, the teacher, parent, or coach who changed everything for them.

Who hosts The Person Who Believed In Me with David Begnaud?

The Person Who Believed In Me with David Begnaud is hosted by Do Good Crew. The show has published 35 episodes to date.

What has The Person Who Believed In Me with David Begnaud covered recently?

Recent episodes include "Heather McMahan | A Million Dollar Check to Her Dad" (19 October 2026, 80 minutes), "James Brown | "Kids Like You Don't Do Math and Science"" (12 October 2026, 83 minutes), and "Howie Mandel | "You Were Hysterical, Young Man"" (5 October 2026, 84 minutes).

How often does The Person Who Believed In Me with David Begnaud publish?

The Person Who Believed In Me with David Begnaud publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 73 minutes across 35 episodes.

How hard is it to get booked on The Person Who Believed In Me with David Begnaud?

Booking probability for The Person Who Believed In Me with David Begnaud is 31%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. The Person Who Believed In Me with David Begnaud requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. The Person Who Believed In Me with David Begnaud's contact route on record: verified email.

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Do Good Crew hosts The Person Who Believed In Me with David Begnaud, a society show with 35 episodes published.

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Recent episodes

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  • Episode #35

    Heather McMahan | A Million Dollar Check to Her Dad

    Oct 19, 20261h 20m

    Heather McMahan used to stalk Joan Rivers' shows. She bartended across the street from a basement comedy club in Hell's Kitchen, so she knew where the unmarked back entrance was, and one Fat Tuesday she got off early...

  • Episode #34

    James Brown | "Kids Like You Don't Do Math and Science"

    Oct 12, 20261h 23m

    James Brown was in fourth grade when a teacher saw him reading a book called So You Want to Be a Doctor and told him he should consider another career. “Kids like you, she said, do not do well in math and science.” He...

  • Episode #33

    Howie Mandel | "You Were Hysterical, Young Man"

    Oct 5, 20261h 24m

    Howie Mandel got expelled from high school in Toronto for calling a contractor out of the Yellow Pages and asking for a 25-foot addition to the school library. He scheduled the appointment during math, because that...

  • Episode #32

    Marlee Matlin | Nobody Stood Up at the Oscars

    Sep 28, 20261h 23m

    Marlee Matlin was twelve, performing at a children's theater for the deaf in Chicago, when Henry Winkler accepted an invitation to stop by on his day off. She performed the whole show at him. Afterward she walked up and...

  • Episode #31

    Chris Olsen | "I Think My Therapist Hates Me"

    Sep 21, 20261h 6m

    Chris Olsen has more than 14 million followers on TikTok. At 19 he spent close to a year in a rehab in Boca Raton — six months inpatient with three group sessions a day, then nine months of treatment while bussing...

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  • Episode #30

    Thomasin McKenzie | Anxiety and Jojo Rabbit

    Sep 14, 20261h 10m

    Thomasin McKenzie grew up in a house in Wellington where everyone acted — her parents coached it, and her grandmother is one of New Zealand's most beloved actors. She'd watched her parents leave for work overseas often...

  • Episode #29

    Chelsea Handler | He Said He Was Coming Back

    Sep 7, 20261h 25m

    Chelsea Handler was nine when her oldest brother Chet died — July 10th, in a hiking accident — and she came back to school in the fall to a town full of people asking if she was okay. She hated it. So she told everyone...

  • Episode #28

    Bozoma Saint John | Always the Outsider

    Aug 31, 20261h 3m

    Bozoma Saint John was 12 when her family landed in Colorado Springs, where her classmates already had a picture of Africa: the child on the UNICEF magnet, flies and a distended belly, worth a penny a day. Her father...

  • Episode #27

    Tori Kelly | "We Don't Know How to Package You"

    Aug 24, 20261h 6m

    Before Tori Kelly became a three-time Grammy-winning singer-songwriter with a voice that can move stadiums, she was a 12-year-old girl walking into a record label office, wondering if anyone in the music industry would...

  • Episode #26

    Gary Vaynerchuk | What His Mom Did to Get Their Family Out of the Soviet Union

    Aug 17, 20261h 30m

    Before Gary Vaynerchuk became a digital media mogul, CEO of a 2,000-person marketing empire, and one of the loudest voices on the internet, he was a three-year-old Soviet refugee living in a studio apartment in Queens...

  • Episode #25

    Comedy Star Opens Up About Being Taken from Her Parents | Atsuko Okatsuka

    Aug 10, 20261h 15m

    Before Atsuko Okatsuka became an internationally renowned comedian, sold-out performer, and one of the most unique voices in stand-up, she was a quiet eight-year-old girl living in a garage in Los Angeles, undocumented...

  • Episode #24

    Inside the Career That Made $15 Billion at the Box Office | Brian Grazer, Film & TV Producer

    Aug 3, 20261h 13m

    Before Brian Grazer became one of Hollywood's most powerful producers — 43 Academy Award nominations, 320 Emmy nominations, more than $15 billion at the box office — he was a dyslexic kid in the San Fernando Valley...

  • Episode #23

    From 'Too Girly for Finance' to Multimillionaire | Vivian Tu, Your Rich BFF CEO

    Jul 27, 20261h 22m

    Before Vivian Tu became a multimillionaire financial educator with 6.5 million followers, two New York Times bestselling books, and a chart-topping podcast, she was a 22-year-old analyst sitting on a filing cabinet at...

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    He Built a $1B Company and Still Felt Like a Failure | CEO of Nextdoor Nirav Tolia

    Jul 20, 20261h 6m

    Before Nirav Tolia became the CEO of Nextdoor, a billion-dollar company connecting neighbors across America, he was a 28-year-old first-time CEO running a struggling startup during the dot-com crash, three weeks away...

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    American Idol & Voice Of Queen On The Dark Side Of Fame | Adam Lambert

    Jul 13, 20261h 25m

    Before Adam Lambert became a global superstar, Grammy-nominated artist, and one of the most electrifying voices in music, he was a 13-year-old theater kid from conservative North County San Diego, struggling to fit in...

  • The Person Who Believed In Me with David Begnaud

    Stop Raising Your Children With This Dangerous Lie | Ian V. Rowe

    Jul 6, 20261h 22m

    Before Ian Rowe became a visionary educator, senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, founder of Vertex Partnership Academy, and author of the book Agency, he was a 12 year old kid from Queens standing in his...

  • The Person Who Believed In Me with David Begnaud

    The Hidden Trauma Behind This Comedy Star's Rise to Fame | Margaret Cho

    Jun 29, 202656 min

    Before Margaret Cho became a legendary comedian, Emmy-nominated actor, and one of the most influential voices in stand-up comedy, she was a 15-year-old kid who had just been expelled from one of San Francisco's most...

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    The Truth About Coming Home As An Olympic Medalist At 14 | Tom Daley

    Jun 22, 202657 min

    Before Tom Daley became one of the most decorated divers in British history with five Olympic medals and five Olympic Games under his belt, he was a terrified nine year old standing on the end of a diving board, crying...

  • The Person Who Believed In Me with David Begnaud

    He Missed the NBA and Built a Music Empire | Grammy CEO Harvey Mason Jr.

    Jun 15, 20261h 2m

    Before Harvey Mason Jr. became the CEO of the Recording Academy and a legendary music producer who worked with Aretha Franklin, Whitney Houston, and Michael Jackson, he was a college basketball player at the University...

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    7 Years as a Waiter to TOP-PAID Comedian

    Jun 8, 20261h 2m

    Before Sebastian Maniscalco became one of the highest paid comedians in the world — selling out five shows at Madison Square Garden and earning his own Sirius XM channel — he was a waiter at the Four Seasons in Beverly...

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