
Multi-award-winning actress, director, filmmaker, and voice artist Lisa Datz joins Marcus Geeter for an inspiring conversation about resilience, reinvention, and staying true to yourself through life’s unexpected detours. From Broadway's Titanic and The Full Monty, to acclaimed television roles on FBI: Most Wanted and Elementary, to her internationally recognized performance as Jessica LeClerk in ... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 28 | Founded | 7 months ago |
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What would you change if you had the chance to begin again? In one of his most candid and thought-provoking conversations yet, Marcus Geeter, host of The New U Podcast, looks back on the experiences that shaped the man he is today. From navigating hi... more
Meet Suzette
author, speaker, mompreneur
More than twenty years ago, Suzette Webb traded corporate comfort for a calling she couldn’t ignore—and she’s been moving with purpose ever since. Today, she’s an entrepreneur, author, and inspirational spea... more
Amelia Forczak
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Danyele Davis
The New U Podcast Episode #24 is here! Host Marcus Geeter sits down with PR powerhouse Ms. Danyele Davis for a conversation you won’t want to miss.
Supermom by title, servant of God and community by calling. By day, an award-winning s... more
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Marcus is such a thoughtful, present, joyful interviewer, and a refreshing addition to the podcast landscape. I was honored to be a guest on the show in June 2026, and have been getting bombarded with messages like, “Loved this interview so much!” Wishing you and your show continued success! - Lisa Datz
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Across episodes, conversations frequently center on resilience, reinvention, and pursuing meaningful work in creative industries such as makeup, fashion, acting, and journalism. Guests bring decades of experience, practical career guidance, and personal stories about mentorship, navigating industry shifts, and balancing ambition with wellbeing. Standout angles include brand building in beauty, leadership and education in fashion, and the human side of storytelling in entertainment. The format often pairs candid career retrospectives with actionable takeaways for listeners pursuing creative or media-oriented paths, making it valuable for aspiring artists, designers, writers, and industry professionals seeking practical advice and inspiration... more
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Recent guests on The New U Podcast include:
1. Suzette Webb
2. Danyele Davis
3. Kristy Dotson
4. LuLu Benavidez
5. Sue Krukonis-Hanson
6. Lisa Datz
7. Deida Massey
8. Erica Hubbard
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