Share your story · Guest conversations

You don’t have to be famous
to be worth hearing.

We are looking for people with an honest story about an idea, a choice or a turning point that changed something—for a company, a community, another person or themselves.

You may still be building. You may be retired and finally have perspective. You may be well known, or the person whose influence happened quietly behind the scenes.

Before you begin

Not an audition

There are no perfect answers and no podcast experience is needed. Write as you naturally speak.

About 10–15 minutes

Your thoughtful answers help Dennis understand where the strongest, most human conversation might live.

A real next step

If there is a fit, the first step is a relaxed private conversation—not a surprise recording.

First, tell us who you are.

No formal biography required. Plain language is better.

Your name *Email *Where are you based? *What do you do—or what did you do? *Website or LinkedIn optional

Take us to the heart of your story.

We are listening for meaning, not polished answers.

If your story had a headline, what would it be? *What idea, experience, person or turning point shaped your path? *What did you build, change, contribute or help make possible? *Why did it matter to you personally? *What obstacle, detour or unexpected turn belongs in the real version of the story? *

Help us find the conversation beneath it.

The most memorable episodes usually begin where the résumé ends.

What do people often misunderstand—or simply not know—about your story? *Who was affected by what you did, and how? *What question do you wish someone would ask you? *What are you still trying to understand? optionalWould you be comfortable with a recorded conversation? *

Your responses are used only to consider and prepare a conversation. We do not ask for a phone number or home address.

What happens next

Every submission is read for the story, not the status.

1
Dennis reads your answers.
We look for candor, a meaningful turning point and something others can carry with them.
2
A short introduction.
If it feels like a fit, we’ll email you to arrange a comfortable, off-the-record conversation.
3
Thoughtful preparation.
You’ll know the shape of the conversation before anything is recorded. This is curiosity, not gotcha journalism.