PODCAST INTERVIEWS

I am so grateful to all these hosts for the wonderful conversations we had together.

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Thriving as a Transgender Person

Unlike all the others listed here, I really regret doing this interview. I told the host, Jess Lively, that I didn’t want to speak about my identity or educate her about it, but it ended up going there anyway. So I share it here as an example of a pivotal moment when I shifted my brand toward bigger identity conversations and found these others hosts who respected me and my message. No link provided, just the lesson.

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The Importance of Change: DIGIOVANNI 4 PREZ

“For those of us who hate “the process”, Dillan is the spirit guide/Beyonce we want on our side: who knows when to hand-hold, when to real talk, and when to show his crocus tattoo.”

— Laura Powell, CreativeMorningsBOSTON

Six Ways to Become More of a Minimalist

“Being a minimalist doesn’t mean you have to live like a hermit but it does mean you have the minimal amount of something you need to live a comfortable life,” explains DiGiovanni.”

— Jen Sinrich, CLASSPASS

HOW TO BE A GOOD ALLY, Rewire

“As an employer, it’s important to let trans people live as their authentic selves, and support them in that.”

— Vera Concepcion, REWIRE

RETHINKING NEW YEAR'S RESOLUTIONS, WORKBAR

“It’s hard to imagine [Dillan] ever needed much improving, the composed guru in front of me. “My willingness to share my own faults means my clients can have more honesty with themselves.”

— Dave Gentry, WORKBAR

7 WAYS TO GET OVER A WINTER SLUMP, FAST COMPANY

“In January, your food choices are likely different than they are during the rest of the year, says health coach Dillan DiGiovanni. You may have indulged in rich, fatty foods during the holidays, which may make you feel lethargic.”

— Gwen Moran, FAST COMPANY

Going Back to School at 30 Is Possible (Ashley Brooks, Rasmussen College)

LGBT community on spotlight during Jersey Storytellers Project at Wonder Bar (Austin Bogues, ASBURY PARK PRESS)

11 Ways to Decide If You Should End Your Relationship If You've Been On the Fence (Carolyn Steber, BUSTLE)

Living without Limits (Kharl Reynado, UCONN)

Surprising Health Problems that Come from Working Too Hard (Catherine Conlon, NY DAILY NEWS)

SELECT TV & ON-STAGE APPEARANCES

**Stories from the Stage: FRESH START** on World Channel at the PBS/WGBH studios in Boston, MA

A Discussion on Culture, Diversity, Inclusion & Successful Scaling within the
Startup Environment at IEEE in Pittsburgh, PA