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Society & Culture

The Person Who Believed In Me with David Begnaud

by Do Good Crew

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About the show

Who saw something in you before anyone else did? On “The Person Who Believed In Me” podcast, host David Begnaud asks artists, athletes, founders, and advocates this one powerful question. Their answers reveal the untold story behind success — the teacher, parent, or coach who changed everything for them. Often called “America’s Storyteller,” David is an award-winning journalist known for compassionate, human-first reporting. He shines a light on everyday people and quiet acts of kindness. Do Good Crew is the community behind the show — podcasts, live events, and weekly uplifting stories. New video episodes every Monday. Subscribe, and send an episode to the person who believed in you.

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