Stories That Move

When we create videos for our clients, there's often an incredibly rich narrative that we can't include in the final cut. Being behind the scenes, we're fortunate to hear the depth and full context behind each story. So in this podcast, we want to pull back the curtain and allow you to experience the extraordinary stories of extraordinary people we've been honored to connect with. Go on an adventure with us. Gain a new perspective. Learn something new. Be challenged. Feel inspired. www.dreamonstudios.io

Stories That Move is a society podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 39 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.

Unknown Host hosts Stories That Move, a society show with 39 episodes published.

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  Episode #38

  Jon Carmichael | 108: A Once-In-A-Lifetime Eclipse Photo

  Dec 9, 20251h 12mS1

  <p>A canceled keynote, a delayed flight, and a pilot with a rag might sound like chaos—until you see how it all snaps into focus. Photographer and pilot Jon Carmichael joins us to unpack the once-in-a-lifetime chain reaction that led to “108,” his breathtaking mosaic of the Great American Eclipse captured from a Southwest Airlines window at 39,000 feet. From childhood rocket launches and a seventh-grade eclipse demo to a last-minute scramble across flight paths, Jon shows how stubborn curiosity, bold asks, and help from total strangers can bend the odds.<br/><br/>We talk through the technical and the human: why ph...

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  Episode #37

  Andrew Morgan | Untold Stories, Unfolding Change

  Nov 18, 202554 minS1

  <p>A single conversation in an airport changed everything. Andrew Morgan—award-winning director of The True Cost, The Heretic, and Long Gone By—joins us to share how a documentary made in a season of grief set him on a path to tell human stories that cut through noise and shift culture. We get candid about why certain ideas won’t let go, how to find projects that scare you in all the right ways, and what it means to make work that’s truly worth someone’s time.<br/><br/>We dig into the craft: documentary as the art of listeni...

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  Scott Michaels & Jen Dow | From Warsaw Indiana to Broadway

  Nov 4, 20251h 14mS0

  <p>What if the most transformative theater in your life isn’t in Times Square, but under a 70-year-old roof in Indiana—where the stage is a circle, the audience is inches away, and young artists get their first lead before they ever see a Broadway dressing room? We sit down with artistic director Scott Michaels and managing director Jen Dow to explore how Wagon Wheel Center for the Arts built a national reputation from a local heartbeat.<br/><br/>Scott shares how an athlete’s mindset made him a choreographer obsessed with process and problem solving—especially in the round, w...

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  Rachel Sheerin | Spark, Burnout, Joy

  Oct 21, 20251 hourS0

  <p>Burnout doesn’t start with apathy—it starts with caring so much that you disappear. We bring in keynote speaker and burnout expert Rachel Sheerin to unpack how overgiving becomes a quiet habit, why resentment creeps in when service turns into expectation, and how to choose joy as a daily practice instead of a performance. From childhood scripts and firstborn pressure to the moment a laptop meets a window, Rachel traces the patterns high performers know too well: doing more, asking less, and hoping the next win will finally feel like enough.<br/><br/>What follows is a practical road...

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  Nathan Underneath | From Engineer to Artist

  Oct 7, 20251h 2mS0

  <p>What happens when you walk away from a successful engineering career to pursue your artistic passion? For Nathan Underneath, founder of Moving Pictures Tattoo Cinema, it meant discovering his true purpose.<br/><br/>Nathan's journey takes us from his childhood as a creative kid in a conservative household to touring as a drummer, teaching preschool, and eventually climbing the corporate ladder in the orthopedic industry. With fourteen national certifications and a Six Sigma black belt, he had built an impressive career—but something was missing. Despite financial success, he yearned for more meaningful human connection and impact.<br/><br/>Th...

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