Don Donahue's guest appearances

Don Donahue

The Pivot

The Human Voice with Bob Hutchins

Triumvirate Podcast

Missy Wallace

Jeff Huxford

Justin McRoberts

Ian Cron

Jeff Goins

Rob Bell

Stu G

Biet Simkin

Steven Pressfield

Tara Swart

Annie Downs

Michelle Collins

Barnabas Piper

Jill Phillips

Michael Wear

OwlTail

Don Donahue is the Founder of MOTN Agency. He’s a 30+ year veteran of the entertainment and creative community in and around Nashville, Los Angeles, New York, and Austin. Don’s passion has always been a tastemaker, introducing talent/artists/media and messaging to the world in new and unique ways. Known as a futurist and creative producer, he sees and hears his client's needs and brings a fresh perspective and diverse view to the conversation. For 15 years, Don was the president of Rocketown Records, a company he founded with Grammy award-winning artist Michael W. Smith. Rocketown sold over 10 million CDs over the span of its lifetime. He served as executive producer over a 2-year-long talent competition for Avon Cosmetics, working with artists from 73 different countries. Don has negotiated partnership/production deals with Live Nation, AEG, Marriott Hotels, Fort Lauderdale FL CVB, and many other corporate brands in live events, as well as marketing and messaging campaigns. Don’s passion is found in business development with a creative slant, and he is not shy about leveraging his network for the betterment of his client’s projects.  His website is at MOTNAgency.com

Don Donahue is the Founder of MOTN Agency. He’s a 30+ year veteran of the entertainment and creative community in and around Nashville, Los Angeles, New York, and Austin. Don’s passion has always been a tastemaker, introducing talent/artists/media and messaging to the world in new and unique ways. Known as a futurist and creative producer, he sees and hears his client's needs and brings a fresh perspective and diverse view to the conversation. For 15 years, Don was the president of Rocketown Records, a company he founded with Grammy award-winning artist Michael W. Smith. Rocketown sold over 10 million CDs over the span of its lifetime. He served as executive producer over a 2-year-long talent competition for Avon Cosmetics, working with artists from 73 different countries. Don has negotiated partnership/production deals with Live Nation, AEG, Marriott Hotels, Fort Lauderdale FL CVB, and many other corporate brands in live events, as well as marketing and messaging campaigns. Don’s passion is found in business development with a creative slant, and he is not shy about leveraging his network for the betterment of his client’s projects.  His website is at <a href="http://www.MOTNAgency.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">MOTNAgency.com</a>

Don Donahue and the intersection of creativity and business

Don Donahue is a Screenwriter with several Star Wars fan projects lined up as well as other IPs including Pokémon.

Triumvirate Podcast 22 - Don Donahue

Don Donahue is back! Together, he and I spend this hour discussing questions sent in by listeners after our interview last month. We get to tell some great stories and talk about community, intentionality, and what it can look like to be open to God's leading in our lives.Thank you for these great questions! What an honor to get to share this hour with Don, one of my heroes. If you enjoy this kind of episode, let me know. I think it could be fun to do more of these in the coming season.Sponsor a child through Compassion International today!!http://www.compassion.com/thepivotGet your tickets for Andrew Peterson's "Behold the Lamb" tour:https://www.andrew-peterson.com/tourAndrew's links:http://www.andrewosenga.com/ https://www.everybodypivots.com/--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/the-pivot/support

Don Donahue is back! Together, he and I spend this hour discussing questions sent in by listeners after our interview last month. We get to tell some great stories and talk about community, intentionality, and what it can look like to be open to God's leading in our lives. Thank you for these great questions! What an honor to get to share this hour with Don, one of my heroes. If you enjoy this kind of episode, let me know. I think it could be fun to do more of these in the coming season. Sponsor a child through Compassion International today!! <a href="http://www.compassion.com/thepivot" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.compassion.com/thepivot</a> Get your tickets for Andrew Peterson's "Behold the Lamb" tour: <a href="https://www.andrew-peterson.com/tour" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.andrew-peterson.com/tour</a> Andrew's links: <a href="http://www.andrewosenga.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.andrewosenga.com/</a> <a href="https://www.everybodypivots.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.everybodypivots.com/</a> --- Support this podcast: <a href="https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/the-pivot/support" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/the-pivot/support</a>

065 - Andrew & Don Donahue - Listener Mail

Don Donahue might not be a familiar name to most of you, and that’s how he likes it. But as a kid reading liner notes in his bedroom in Illinois, there were three or four names that always seemed to pop up on album after album and Don Donahue was one of them. Turns out he was A&amp;R on some of the most important albums of my youth, Michael W Smith’s “Change Your World”, Rich Mullins “The World As Best As I Remember It” and “Liturgy, Legacy”. I do that exact job now, A&amp;R, but I didn’t know then what it was. Turns out Don might not have either.There’s a lot more here, to starting a new label, called Rocketown, with Michael. And then having to close it down, too. Like pretty much everybody, Don has had to reconfigure, reinvent, and reinvest himself in different roles and the communities that spring up around them.And he’s not done. What’s super fun is that he’s brought himself to the podcast to not only share his story, but also to open himself up to let you and me speak into what’s next. The end of this one is going to lead us to a different kind of episode, that will happen in about a month or so. We’re going to hear Don’s story and then if you have any thoughts or ideas or questions after our conversation, you can send them to me and Don and I will talk through them on an upcoming episode.That’s part of a larger discussion I’ve been having about how we can make the podcast more useful and more collaborative. I’m excited to see how it goes and I encourage you to dig in and send us your questions and your thoughts.For now, enjoy this fun and lively discussion covering a wide range of music, faith, business and community.Sponsor a child through Compassion International today!!http://www.compassion.com/thepivotAndrew's links:http://www.andrewosenga.com/ https://www.everybodypivots.com/--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/the-pivot/support

Don Donahue might not be a familiar name to most of you, and that’s how he likes it. But as a kid reading liner notes in his bedroom in Illinois, there were three or four names that always seemed to pop up on album after album and Don Donahue was one of them. Turns out he was A&amp;R on some of the most important albums of my youth, Michael W Smith’s “Change Your World”, Rich Mullins “The World As Best As I Remember It” and “Liturgy, Legacy”. I do that exact job now, A&amp;R, but I didn’t know then what it was. Turns out Don might not have either. There’s a lot more here, to starting a new label, called Rocketown, with Michael. And then having to close it down, too. Like pretty much everybody, Don has had to reconfigure, reinvent, and reinvest himself in different roles and the communities that spring up around them. And he’s not done. What’s super fun is that he’s brought himself to the podcast to not only share his story, but also to open himself up to let you and me speak into what’s next. The end of this one is going to lead us to a different kind of episode, that will happen in about a month or so. We’re going to hear Don’s story and then if you have any thoughts or ideas or questions after our conversation, you can send them to me and Don and I will talk through them on an upcoming episode. That’s part of a larger discussion I’ve been having about how we can make the podcast more useful and more collaborative. I’m excited to see how it goes and I encourage you to dig in and send us your questions and your thoughts. For now, enjoy this fun and lively discussion covering a wide range of music, faith, business and community. Sponsor a child through Compassion International today!! <a href="http://www.compassion.com/thepivot" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.compassion.com/thepivot</a> Andrew's links: <a href="http://www.andrewosenga.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.andrewosenga.com/</a> <a href="https://www.everybodypivots.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.everybodypivots.com/</a> --- Support this podcast: <a href="https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/the-pivot/support" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/the-pivot/support</a>