Do.Did.Will. "The Story of People Podcast"

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Do.Did.Will. "The Story of People Podcast" Podcast

Every person has a story to tell. They either "Do" something, "Did" something, or "Will" in the future! Do, Did, Will "The Story of People Podcast" will cover their journeys and more and in doing so, hopefully, inspire YOU to do the same!

  1. 17 JAN

    Jaimie Beebe - True Crime Podcast Host ("Strictly Stalking"/"The Last Trip), Entrepreneur, Casting Director, Model, World Traveller)

    Jaimie Beebe (Host of the "Strictly Stalking" & "The Last Trip" Podcasts/Casting Director/Founder of "The Boyfriend Bikini") stops by to chat about her amazing world! From hosting not one, but two amazing and successful True Crime Podcasts to being a Casting Director in L.A., how does she find the time to launch a massive online Bikini company and travel the world monthly? Did I mention she's the model for the company as well?  What does she "DO" How "DID" she do it? What "Will" she do next? Podcasting, stalking, and bikinis with Jamie Beebe. 0:01 Jamie Beebe, a successful podcaster and casting director, travels monthly and runs a bikini company. Podcasting, travel, and children's book writing. 1:07 Jamie Beebe shares her travel experiences and podcasts, including visiting Hawaii and Maui. Jaimie shares her diverse interests and creative pursuits, including podcasts, a bikini company, and a children's book. Stalking awareness and victim support. 5:05 Jaimie discusses her podcast on true crime, specifically stalking, and how it's a form of slow murder that needs more awareness. Stalking is a difficult crime to talk about and come forward with, as stalkers often don't just go away and it can be scary to share personal experiences. Tips on how to stay safe on vacation, including being aware of one's surroundings and researching the area beforehand. Travel safety tips and crime statistics in various countries. 12:45 Jaimie mentions that Australia has few robberies but notes that leaving valuables unattended in hotels or hostels can lead to theft. The dangers of Australia's wildlife, including poisonous snakes and the most dangerous bird in the world, while also noting that the country is not a hotspot for serial killers. Acting, casting, and reinventing oneself. 15:57 Jaimie shares her experience as a casting director and how they've seen actors struggle to transition to new roles after being typecast in a legacy character Jaimie shares her personal experience of quitting drinking and dating to focus on their creative work, freeing up 24 hours in their day. Starting a bikini company and overcoming past relationships. 21:55 The challenges of dating in LA, mention that men often try to fit women into predetermined boxes and that compromise is not always the answer. Jaimie's list of goals includes starting a bikini company, which has been a long-time passion. Jaimie named their bikini line "Boyfriend Bikini" as a way to reclaim control after a toxic relationship, and now donates part of the proceeds to the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence. Bikini design and sizing preferences. 29:26 Boobs are all different and insane, with no two being the same. Jaimie discusses her experience with bikinis, mentioning they've received both positive and negative feedback on their product, with some women finding it perfect for their body shape. In contrast, others need a different size or style. Sobriety, travel, and personal growth. 33:55 Jaimie has many goals and aspirations, including traveling, learning new skills, and starting new businesses. Jaimie shares her experience of feeling more positive and energized since quitting drinking, but also notices a loss of friendships as others are not sure how to interact with them without drinking. Sobriety, travel, and personal growth. 39:01 Jaimie discusses her discomfort with New Year's celebrations due to alcohol consumption and the pressure to drink. #truecrime #model #casting #sobriety Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

    45 min
  2. 10 JAN

    Chris Gear (Blackfin Sports Group)

    Chris Gear (Blackfin Sports Group) stops by to chat about his amazing 25 years as a Sports Executive! From his first sports client (PGA-Air Canada Championship) to his time on the organizing committee for the 2010 Vancouver Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games to Assistant General Manager for the Vancouver Canucks, Chris has almost done it all! Now, Chris has launched Blackfin Sports Group in Vancouver and talks all about it. What does Chris "DO?" How "DID" he do it? What "WILL" he do next? Sports law and agent work with a focus on Blackfin Sports Group. 0:00 Chris Gear shares his incredible career journey in sports and entertainment, from leading a law firm to founding Blackfin Sports Group, a comprehensive sports partnership agency, offering legal services and endorsements for athletes and teams. Sports agency and negotiation strategies. 5:18 Brent asks Chris about his preference between working with a lawyer or a non-lawyer agent, to which Chris replies that the standard player contract is agreed upon between the league and the Players Association, with the main negotiation being the term and amount of the deal. Chris discusses his experience working with the Canucks and how it prepared them for starting their own sports agency. Sports industry growth in Vancouver, Canada. 12:12 Chris says Vancouver's momentum is building with new events and businesses, and the new mayor is pushing for more involvement. Trevor Linden and James Conrad are mentioned as key figures in the speaker's journey in the sports industry. Career progression in sports law. 17:50 Chris offers to take over a colleague's sponsorship work for PGA and attends meetings at Northview Golf Course, soaking up knowledge from professionals in the sports business. Chris is excited to be chosen as a community contributor to the Vancouver 2010 Olympic bid and represents Blake's law firm, with senior partners guiding as needed. Legal aspects of hosting the Olympics, including contracts and brand protection. 23:03 Host city must navigate complex commercial agreements for Olympic events. VANOC had to negotiate and manage a large volume of agreements with various stakeholders, including sponsors, construction companies, hotels, bus providers, and more. The organization faced numerous legal challenges, including lawsuits over trademark enforcement, discrimination against female ski jumpers, and an inquest following an accident during the games. Olympic experiences and NHL team management. 27:14 Chris received a phone call from the Canucks offering a General Counsel role shortly after the Olympics, which started a 12-year career there. Chris reflects on his 12-year tenure with the Vancouver Canucks, highlighting the team's successes and setbacks, including a prolonged down cycle and eventual organizational changes. Career path and leadership roles in sports management. 34:05 Chris discussed his experience as an assistant general manager of an NHL team, mentioning their role as a dealmaker and advisor. Chris managed the budget, logistics, and contracts for the team, while also helping with legal matters Starting a sports consulting firm in Vancouver. 39:58 Blackfin have a team of experienced professionals, including Olympic gold medalist Christine Nesbitt, and is open to new opportunities and growth. Chris hopes Blackfin will become a leading sporting entertainment consulting firm in the Northwest, providing employment opportunities and giving back to the community through initiatives like supporting the Orca population. Speaker 2's excitement for Blackfin has been tempered by the challenges of starting a business, but they believe it will move into the number one position in their rankings over time. For all things Blackfin: https://blackfinsportsgroup.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

    49 min
  3. 4 JAN

    5 Years Sober, How "DID" I DO" it?

    It's Five years Sober for me in 2024! Today I kick off 2024 discussing how I "DID" it! What are the tools I used, the people who helped, and the roadblocks and attitudes along the way? 5 Years Summary Quitting drinking after 5 years with personal insights. 0:00 Brent reflects on five years of sobriety, sharing insights on the journey and its significance. Quitting drinking for 90 days. 3:41 Brent challenged himself to go 90 days without drinking alcohol to replace the dopamine rush and unwind after long workdays. Brent successfully completed the challenge and found alternative ways to relax and unwind, such as exercise and spending time with family. Clare Pooly's book "The Sober Diaries," inspired Brent to push through a stressful day by going for a run. Reducing alcohol consumption and its impact on mental and physical health. 8:48 Brent reflects on his journey with alcohol, sharing how he quit drinking in 2019 and has been sober since, despite feeling pressure from others to drink. Finding like-minded people on tour who are also making changes in their lives makes it easier to move ahead without alcohol. The societal pressure to drink and the stigma surrounding responsible drinking, aim to find a balance between enjoying themselves and taking care of their health. Quitting drinking for five years and the challenges that come with it. 13:36 What is a 5-year sobriety milestone, questioning if they've developed the tools to maintain their abstinence. Brent misses the dopamine hit of drinking but is a CBD advocate, unsure if they'll "cave" after 5 years of sobriety. Sobriety, support systems, and creative outlets. 18:33 The importance of finding a support system in recovery, particularly for people who have gone through the same process can provide valuable insights. Reading books like "The Sober Diaries" to gain a better understanding of the recovery journey and find creative ways to hit dopamine, such as podcasting or taking short walks. Quitting alcohol for 5 years and supporting others. 23:42 Find a supportive community and occupy their brain with something else to cope with challenges. To Purchase a copy of "The Sober Diaries" please click https://www.goodreads.com/en/book/show/36301974 If you or someone you know is struggling with Addiction please visit: https://www.aa.org/ https://www.betterhelp.com/get-started/?go=true&utm_source=AdWords&utm_medium=Search_PPC_c&utm_term=betterhelp_e&utm_content=128279753423&network=g&placement=&target=&matchtype=e&utm_campaign=15228626130&ad_type=text&adposition=&kwd_id=kwd-300752210814&gclid=CjwKCAiAqNSsBhAvEiwAn_tmxSyYtC9swoiY3rwCfcfvLnunw6P1zrtSF_gWYEtwjU0MrgH1as9h5hoCyiwQAvD_BwE¬_found=1&gor=start Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

    29 min
  4. Daren Millard (Host-Vegas Golden Knights/"The Chirp" Podcast

    4 JAN

    Daren Millard (Host-Vegas Golden Knights/"The Chirp" Podcast

    Millard - 2024-01-03, 4.16 PM Summary Sports broadcasting and podcasting with Daren Millard 0:00 Daren Millard shares his story of going from Brandon, Manitoba to hosting for the Vegas Golden Knights and having a podcast, including his experience with the Olympics and curling. Hockey, TV hosting, and podcasting. 1:38 Daren hosts pregame and postgame shows for the Vegas Golden Knights does radio and podcasts, and covers the Olympic Games. Sports broadcasting and home team bias. 6:05 Daren reflects on his experience working with the Vegas Golden Knights, mentioning the challenges of balancing objectivity and enthusiasm in their commentary. Daren reflects on their experience holding the Stanley Cup, mentioning they've been around it but never hoisted it due to rules Daren shares a personal moment with Mark Stone, captain of the Vegas Golden Knights, and holds the Cup for a second before being given it by Stone Hockey, podcasting, and career path. 14:17 Daren, a hockey enthusiast with a passion for announcing, started in radio broadcasting in Brandon, Manitoba, and worked with Darren Dreger before joining Sportsnet. His diverse background in radio included farm reports, news, and funeral announcements, and they emphasized the importance of being comfortable with unfamiliar topics and having a wide range of experiences. Sports broadcasting careers and job changes. 20:04 Daren discusses the early days of sports television in Canada, highlighting the rise of Sportsnet and the opportunities it provided for talent. Daren shares their personal experience with Sportsnet, including their decision to join the network over TSN and the impact of the Bell Media purchase on the company. Daren was blindsided by their contract termination and had no idea where they would go next, but leaned on their relationships to find a new opportunity in Vegas. Moving to Las Vegas and its pros and cons. 25:23 Daren discusses moving to Las Vegas with his wife from Hamilton and their children, who love the city. Manitoba's culture and sports success. 29:22 Brent and Daren discuss the pride and hard work of Manitobans, with Daren highlighting the lack of ego and entitlement among people from the province. Daren recounts his experiences covering various sports events, including the Olympic Games and NHL alumni trips, with a focus on the thrill of being in Kandahar, Afghanistan for a hockey game. Hockey broadcasting and fandom. 35:23 Daren reveals he is more of a fan now due to his close proximity to the athletes and coaches. Podcasting, hockey, and personal passions. 39:22 Daren enjoys his job as a sports broadcaster and appreciates the relationships he's formed with colleagues and players. Daren's personal passion project is a podcast where he interviews friends and enjoys conversing with them, exposing them to new people and personalities. #NHL #darenmillard #vegasgoldenknights Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

    48 min
  5. Touring and Mental Health w/ Tamsin Embelton

    06/12/2023

    Touring and Mental Health w/ Tamsin Embelton

    Summary Touring and mental health in the music industry. 0:00 Tamsin Embelton, the music industry psychotherapist, discusses touring and mental health in a special podcast episode. Mental health support for musicians. 3:52 Practitioners with music industry experience offer mental health support through therapy, workshops, and a book. Tamsin realized the stress of being on the road after experiencing it firsthand. Touring life's stresses and relationships. 7:03 Tamsin discusses how stress on tour can impact relationships with bandmates and crew, leading to differences in coping mechanisms and conflict management strategies. Brent shares their personal experience of struggling with addiction while touring and the challenges of forming one-day friendships versus long-term relationships. Tamsin discusses the challenges of maintaining relationships while on tour, including the impact of tool use on those relationships. Tamsin references an article by Chris Loose on exit friction and entry friction in romantic relationships, which provides a concise description of the tension between anticipatory anxiety and separation. Prioritizing mental and physical health while touring. 14:14 The importance of setting off on a tour with healthy habits, such as prioritizing self-care and staying in a growth mindset. Prioritize sleep and trust that you can perform well despite fatigue, as it's a reasonable expectation on tour. Mental health and burnout in the touring industry. 21:33 Tamsin discusses the need for a mind shift in the industry, including empowering people and building trust, as well as providing training and support for mental health. Brent discusses stress, burnout, and anxiety among crew musicians on tour, citing COVID-19 as a factor in the increased prevalence of these issues. Mental health challenges in the music industry. 27:41 Tamsin discusses the mental health challenges faced by musicians on tour, including stress, anxiety, depression, and addiction. Brent asks how Speaker 2 assembled a team and published a book on the topic, and Speaker 2 explains that it took several years of research and involved a large team. Mental health in the music industry. 30:38 The book covers mental health, mental illness, neurodiversity, and relationships, with contributions from 80 industry professionals and artists, including Phillip Phillips and Katie Melua. Lewis Capaldi and Shawn Mendes have recently taken breaks from touring due to burnout and exhaustion. Touring stress and its impact on performers and crew. 39:27 Tamsin discusses how being on stage can affect cortisol levels and overall stress accumulation during a tour. A firefighter friend of Brent compares touring and performing to firefighting, highlighting the need for checks and balances to manage adrenaline hits. Mental health support for touring industry professionals. 42:59 Brent highlights the importance of promoters and industry professionals supporting mental health and wellness, particularly for those away from home and families. Tamsin discusses various organizations and resources available for touring professionals, including helplines, grants, safe hubs, and organizations like Music Support and Safe Tour, which offer support for recovery and harassment training. Adjusting to life after touring with a band. 49:11 Tamsin mentions a chapter in their book called "Post Tour Recovery," which goes into detail about adjusting to life after touring. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Every person has a story to tell. They either "Do" something, "Did" something, or "Will" in the future! Do, Did, Will "The Story of People Podcast" will cover their journeys and more and in doing so, hopefully, inspire YOU to do the same!

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