Day Drinking on Delmarva

Todd DeHart and Tony Russo talk about living and working at the beach and all that entails, including enjoying a mid-day cocktail. daydrinkingondelmarva.substack.com

Day Drinking on Delmarva is a society podcast hosted by Todd DeHart and Tony Russo, with 180 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Todd DeHart and Tony Russo hosts Day Drinking on Delmarva, a society show with 180 episodes published.

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  Chasing Algorithms vs. Chasing Locals

  Jun 9, 202629 minS0

  <p>Episode Description</p><p>Join Todd and Tony for another round of “social media therapy” on Day Drinking on Delmarva. This week, the guys dive deep into the changing landscape of digital marketing, the pitfalls of small businesses chasing “viral” trends, and the harsh realities of the modern internet. </p><p>They explore everything from authenticity to why national marketing strategies fail local businesses. Stick around until the end for a much-needed mini-rant from Todd on why you should at least buy your local marketing expert a drink before “picking their brain”.</p><p>Key Takeaways & Episode Highlights</p><p>The Death...

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  The Creative Curse of a Really Good Mother

  Jun 2, 202633 minS0

  <p>Episode Summary</p><p>Hosts Todd DeHart and Tony Russo dive into a surprisingly lighthearted and deeply touching conversation about life, death, and everything in-between. Following the recent passing of Todd’s mother, Polly Jean DeHart, the duo explore the complex realities of funeral planning, the unexpected humor found within the grieving process, and how a mother’s overwhelming love can accidentally “ruin” a child’s artistic angst. </p><p>From alternative body disposition methods like human composting to the existential musings of retired ministers, this commercial-free episode is an honest, comforting, and occasionally irreverent look at saying goodbye.</p><p><p>Ne...

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  Music, Mood, & Social Media Therapy

  May 5, 202633 minS0

  <p>In this installment of Day Drinking on Delmarva, Todd and Tony dive deep into the intersection of music, memory, and media production. They discuss the origins of Todd’s business during the 2008 financial crisis and how a passion for capturing live music evolved into a 15-year career in storytelling. </p><p>From the “Wild West” days of YouTube copyrights to the nuances of using AI-generated tracks versus licensed music, the duo explores how sound defines the atmosphere of everything from social media shorts to local restaurants. </p><p>Key Discussion Points:</p><p>* A Throwback to the Roots: Todd introd...

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  I Hope You’re a Real Person: A Lesson in Aggressive Marketing

  Apr 28, 202624 minS0

  <p>In this episode of Daydreamin’ Delmarva, Tony and Todd get into the weeds of “social media therapy” and the adventures of independent media life. Tony pulls back the curtain on his niche Substack, On Death Care, where he’s carving out a space as one of the few journalists providing hard news coverage for the funeral industry.</p><p>Plus, things get personal as Tony recounts a bizarre email exchange with a “real person” who might just be a dedicated stalker, and Todd shares how a new fisheye lens and collaborative energy are sparking fresh creativity for the upcoming summer seaso...

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  Social Media Therapy: Deposits, Withdrawals, and Damp April

  Apr 7, 202633 minS0

  <p>In this episode, Todd and Tony dive into the “slop” of modern media and the importance of authentic audience relationships. From the pitfalls of AI-generated April Fool’s jokes to the gritty reality of independent publishing, the duo discusses why building “brand love” requires real deposits of time and effort rather than just checking a box.</p><p>Later, Tony provides a cautionary review of the zombie sequels 28 Years Later and The Bone Temple, warning listeners about a surprising escalation in violence between parts one and two.</p><p>Key Discussion Points</p><p>* Damp April & Media Literacy: Tony discusses...

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