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The "Screw the Clout" podcast, hosted by the dynamic and fearless Steve Stanulis, is a high-energy journey through the realms of entertainment and music industries. In this podcast, you'll find the extraordinary stories and insights of individuals who've dared to break the mold, defy convention, and embrace life without fear. With a captivating lineup of guests from various walks of life, including renowned figures in the entertainment and music industries, influencers, and anyone who has succeeded in their industries "Screw the Clout" offers listeners a glimpse into the lives of risk-takers, rule-breakers, and those who've carved their unique paths to success. Expect 45 minutes filled with entertaining anecdotes, moments of truth, and the kind of fun that's bound to leave you inspired and motivated to take chances in your own life.2023 Bleav Arte Scienze sociali
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  • How Ethan Steele Built a Massive Following Through Comedy | The Reality of Being an Influencer

    How Ethan Steele Built a Massive Following Through Comedy | The Reality of Being an Influencer
    Oct 9 2026

    Host: Steve Stanulis · Guest: Ethan Steele · Podcast: Screw The Clout

    Topics Covered

    • Ethan Steele's background in competitive judo and his ambition to join the police.

    • How a friend inspired him to start making comedy content.

    • His first viral video and the excitement of reaching millions of viewers.

    • Building a following through repeatable comedy and POV videos.

    • The reality of being recognized by strangers and connecting with fans.

    • His first brand deal and how he got into influencer management.

    • Why he turned down certain opportunities instead of chasing quick money.

    • How much he has earned from a single sponsored post.

    • Advice for creators starting with zero followers.

    • Why consistency and originality matter more than waiting for the perfect moment.

    • The pressure of monitoring views and comparing video performance.

    • How social media can affect confidence and mood.

    • Brand partnerships, sponsorship decisions, and staying authentic.

    • Ethan's views on cancellation, online relevance, and the reality of influencer lifestyles.

    • His plans to expand into long-form YouTube content.

    • Why staying approachable and responding to followers matters.

    Episode Timestamps Timestamps are approximate and based on the supplied transcript. TimestampTopic00:00Introduction to Ethan Steele01:40From competitive judo to content creation05:30Finding his style of comedy content07:10Posting his first videos09:50The experience of going viral14:00Growing an audience and handling attention17:00Competition, confidence, and staying focused24:20Getting recognized by fans28:00Early brand deals and influencer income30:00Brand management and choosing partnerships33:00Advice for aspiring content creators36:30Consistency, views, and the pressure to perform39:00Rapid-fire questions about influencer life40:00Earnings from a single post41:00Brand deals Ethan would refuse42:25Cancellation versus becoming irrelevant43:35The reality behind influencer lifestyles44:00Ethan's future plans and long-form YouTube46:00Closing conversation

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    48 min
  • Dhawani Chugh – Taking Fashion Trends and Making Them Her Own

    Dhawani Chugh – Taking Fashion Trends and Making Them Her Own
    Sep 25 2026
    Background & Immigrant Experience

    • Origins & Relocation: Dhawani moved from India to Edmonton, Canada, at age 12 or 13, experiencing significant culture shock around diversity, food, clothing, and accents before eventually settling in Toronto.

    • Social Media in India: She noted how platforms like Instagram give women in India freedom and financial independence.

    Personal Growth & Authenticity

    • Overcoming High School Bullying: Dhawani shared that she was bullied in junior high/high school for not fitting conventional beauty norms (e.g., loud clothes, not shaving).

    • Authenticity as a Brand: Embracing her authentic self and showing unedited, makeup-free, or natural looks ultimately helped her connect deeply with her female audience.

    Career Pivot & Viral Breakthrough

    • The Pivot from Comedy to Fashion: She spent five years creating comedy skits before taking a year-long break to transition into combining fashion with comedic elements.

    • Breakthrough Content: Her highest-performing video series showcased "hijabi versions" of her outfits, promoting inclusivity and inspiring a trend among other creators.

    Creator Strategy & Advice

    • Consistency Over Algorithms: Dhawani emphasizes that consistency is the most important factor for growth—creators shouldn't get attached to immediate view counts or base their entire career on a single video.

    • Dealing with Hate Comments: She manages negative comments by maintaining perspective, recognizing that online vitriol often comes from miserable or anonymous accounts.

    • Monetization & Pitching: She notes that fashion brands often prefer gifting over cash payments initially, and creators must proactively pitch to brands rather than waiting for deals to come to them.

    AI & Content Creation

    • Authenticity vs. AI: Dhawani views AI as a tool for brainstorming and overcoming creative slumps, but believes human authenticity, intuition, and real connection can never be fully replaced.

    Rapid-Fire Q&A

    • Platform Preference: Instagram

    • Dream Celebrity to Style: Zendaya

    • Dream Brand Collaboration: SKIMS

    • Favorite City: Toronto

    • Ultimate Bucket List Goal: New York Fashion Week

    • Backup Career Plan: Professional Boxing


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    48 min
  • Cherie DeVille: From Physical Therapist to Adult Star, Entrepreneur & 4.5M-Follower Creator

    Cherie DeVille: From Physical Therapist to Adult Star, Entrepreneur & 4.5M-Follower Creator
    Sep 11 2026
    Cherie DeVille's story begins long before adult entertainment. She was already a licensed physical therapist with a successful career when she began exploring modeling. She was also a professional swing dancer and participated in 1940s-style pinup modeling. A photographer introduced her to Model Mayhem, where she began taking modeling work on the weekends. What started as a way to earn some extra money eventually led to an opportunity to travel to Los Angeles and shoot an adult film. Cherie describes the decision as less of a career move and more of a bucket-list experience. She wanted to be able to look back on her life and know she had taken unusual opportunities rather than wondering what might have happened. But after her first film, something unexpected happened: she loved it. The work, the production environment, the people, and the creative side appealed to her personality. What she initially considered an experiment gradually became a legitimate career. From Performer to Business Owner One of the most interesting parts of the episode is Cherie's explanation of how the economics of the industry have changed. When she began, performers largely worked for production companies. Those companies controlled the production, including the crew, wardrobe, makeup, locations, distribution, and marketing. Today, the barrier to becoming an independent creator is dramatically lower. Cherie explains that creators can now produce and distribute their own material with minimal equipment and infrastructure. The result is an industry where performers can increasingly operate as their own companies rather than simply working for someone else's production. How OnlyFans Changed the Game Cherie believes OnlyFans fundamentally changed the relationship between creators and audiences. The important innovation wasn't simply selling videos online. It was creating a system where fans could interact directly with performers. That created a new business model based around content + personal interaction + audience relationships. Cherie explains that she can earn more through direct fan interaction even while selling more traditional content elsewhere. Custom content and personal communication allow fans to feel much closer to the creator they follow. The New Creator Economy Steve asks whether someone starting an OnlyFans account today has already missed the opportunity. Cherie's answer is no—but with an important qualification. She argues that modern adult entertainment is increasingly a marketing business. Building an audience on platforms such as Instagram, Reddit, YouTube, Twitch, or other social platforms can be more important than simply being a talented performer. In other words: Build the audience first. Then monetize the attention. That idea fits directly into the philosophy of Screw the Clout: understanding attention, personal branding, entrepreneurship, and what happens when you turn an audience into a business. Cherie vs. The Character Perhaps the biggest misconception about Cherie is that her on-screen personality represents who she is privately. She explains that “Cherie DeVille” is essentially a brand and character designed around a particular fantasy and audience expectation. Off camera, she's much more introverted and nerdy than people might expect. She enjoys: Video gamesDungeons & DragonsPuzzlesBooksTeaSpending time at homeHer cat That contrast between the public persona and the private individual is one of the most revealing parts of the conversation. Fame or Money? During the rapid-fire segment, Cherie chooses money over fame. Her reasoning is surprisingly practical: money can create security and generational wealth, while excessive fame can eliminate the ability to live a normal life. She says she would actually prefer maintaining enough anonymity to be able to go grocery shopping without constantly being recognized. The Final Message The episode ends with one of Cherie's strongest answers. When Steve asks what she would say to someone who is ready to quit pursuing their dream, Cherie argues that people shouldn't abandon their passions simply because those passions aren't immediately profitable. You may need a conventional job to pay the bills, but that doesn't mean you have to stop creating, performing, painting, dancing, making music, doing comedy, or pursuing whatever genuinely gives you purpose. Her underlying message is simple: Money is necessary, but passion is necessary too. And you don't need anyone else's validation to keep pursuing something that matters to you. Guest Cherie DeVille Adult entertainer, creator, entrepreneur, and social-media personality. Find Cherie Cherie directs listeners to cheritaville.com, where she says fans can find her writing, blogs, social media, and links to her various creator platforms. Podcast Screw the Clout with Steve Stanulis A podcast about fame, influence, entrepreneurship, personal branding, and the people behind the public image. Hosted by Simplecast, an...
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    52 min
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