Vikrant Shaurya
Authority On Demand
Authority On Demand is for founders, experts, and leaders who refuse to settle for surface-level visibility and want influence that drives results. In a world where noise is everywhere and attention is cheap, authority is the true advantage. This show explores how to turn credibility into consistent inbound demand. We break down the strategy behind positioning, visibility, and conversion — from writing books that establish expertise to leveraging media, podcasts, and press to build trust at scale. No vanity metrics. No empty influence. Just engineered credibility that drives real growth. If yo...
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Vikrant Shaurya
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Jul 11, 2026
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Episodes
Why Dave Anderson Says Storytelling Is the Real Black Agenda 21.11.2025 38:33
In this unapologetic episode of the Authors On Mission podcast, host Danielle Hutchinson sits down with bestselling author and entrepreneur Dave Anderson to unpack the truth behind his book The Real Black Agenda . From systemic inequality and cultural manipulation to the power of storytelling, Dave shares how his writing challenges comfortable narratives and pushes for real change. 💡 You’ll learn...
How Sue Day Turns ADHD Into Brilliance and Purpose 20.11.2025 29:19
In this energizing episode of the Authors on Mission podcast, host Danielle Hutchinson sits down with Sue Day—ADHD coach, author of ADHD Brilliance , and founder of Pathways Forward Coaching. Diagnosed in 1988 when ADHD in girls was rarely acknowledged, Sue shares how she reframed her journey from dropout to nonprofit finance leader, and now to author and coach helping others embrace their “quirky...
How Tammy Young Wrote Afterlife Bonds from Grief, Spirit, and Soul-Level Truth 19.11.2025 27:41
In this deeply moving episode of the Authors on Mission podcast, host Danielle Hutchinson sits down with psychic medium and author Tammy Young to discuss her book Afterlife Bonds —a hybrid memoir and teaching guide born from a psychic prediction, a profound relationship, and a journey through grief and spiritual awakening. Tammy shares how her real-time writing process captured raw emotion, how sh...
Why Kim Mosiman Believes Wellness Begins with Joy, Not Jeans 18.11.2025 26:04
In this heartfelt episode of the Authors on Mission podcast, host Danielle Hutchinson sits down with Kim Mosiman—former gym owner turned author of Reflections of Joy . Kim shares how closing her gym led to a deeper journey of self-acceptance, spirituality, and redefining wellness through “feel goals” instead of “size goals.” 💡 What you’ll learn: How journaling helped Kim rediscover purpose and au...
How Lisa Johnson Turned Divorce Trauma into a Strategic Bestseller 17.11.2025 36:38
In this episode of the Authors on Mission podcast, host Danielle Hutchinson sits down with Lisa Johnson—former teacher turned high-conflict divorce strategist and co-author of Been There, Got Out . Lisa shares how journaling helped her heal, how she built a support team to navigate divorce, and how she transformed personal pain into a powerful resource for others. 💡 What you’ll...
How Nancy Napier Captured Vietnam’s Bridge Generation Through Storytelling 16.11.2025 29:48
In this illuminating episode of the Authors on Mission podcast, host Danielle Hutchinson sits down with author Nancy Napier to explore her book Vietnam’s Bridge Generation —a powerful account of North Vietnamese leaders who came of age during wartime and helped shape the country’s economic renaissance. Nancy shares her transition from academic writing to accessible nonfiction, he...
How Garrett Sutton Helps Authors Protect Their Ideas and Build Evergreen Impact 14.11.2025 29:41
In this insightful episode of the Authors On Mission podcast, host Danielle Hutchinson sits down with legal strategist and bestselling author Garrett Sutton to explore how writers can safeguard their intellectual property, craft timeless content, and expand their reach beyond the page. From copyrights and LLCs to YouTube channels and reprint strategies, Garrett shares actionable tips for authors r...
How ER Nurse Jenn Johnson Used Intuition and Storytelling to Heal During COVID-19 14.11.2025 35:52
In this powerful episode of the Authors on Mission podcast, host Danielle Hutchinson sits down with Jennifer Johnson—ER nurse, author, and fierce advocate for trusting your gut—to explore the emotional and intuitive journey behind her book Nursing Intuition . Written during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, Jenn’s stories blend real-life trauma, scientific research, and spirit...
How Brittney Tollinchi Found Freedom in Quitting and Faith in Entrepreneurship 13.11.2025 33:03
In this soul-stirring episode of the Authors on Mission podcast, host Danielle Hutchinson sits down with Brittney Tollinchi—former corporate leader turned faith-first entrepreneur—to unpack her powerful story of surrender, reinvention, and purpose. After 15 years in global staffing, Brittney asked herself a life-altering question: “What is this all for?” That moment sparked a journey o...
How Tyler Kania Turned Bipolar Disorder and Rugby Injuries into a Memoir of Resilience 12.11.2025 30:42
In this raw and empowering episode of the Authors on Mission podcast, host Danielle Hutchinson sits down with Tyler Kania—memoirist, mental health advocate, and creative force behind The Maniac with No Knees. Tyler shares how two rare knee injuries and a bipolar diagnosis led him from hospitalization to healing—and ultimately to writing. What began as Instagram posts during a manic episode evolved...
How Robert Wolf Turned Family Survival into a Mission to Combat Modern Anti-Semitism 11.11.2025 31:56
In this deeply moving episode of the Authors on Mission podcast, host Danielle Hutchinson sits down with Robert Wolf—radiologist turned author—to discuss his award-winning book Not a Real Enemy , which chronicles his father’s harrowing survival through Nazi persecution and communist oppression in Hungary. Based on his parents’ autobiographical writings, Robert shares how he transformed their legac...
How Penelope Holt Turned Grief into Global Discovery in “The Angel’s Scroll” 10.11.2025 33:49
In this reflective episode of the Authors on Mission podcast, host Danielle Hutchinson sits down with Penelope Holt—playwright, biographer, and now spiritual thriller author—to explore the deeply personal journey behind her novel The Angel’s Scroll . Blending elements of Da Vinci Code and Eat, Pray, Love , Penelope’s story follows Claire, a grieving widow who travels the world in search of spiritu...
Why Kim Gottlieb-Walker Turned 50 Years of Iconic Photography into Fiction at 80 07.11.2025 36:46
In this unforgettable episode of the Authors on Mission podcast, host Danielle Hutchinson sits down with Kim Gottlieb-Walker—legendary photographer turned novelist—to explore her creative evolution from capturing Jimi Hendrix and Bob Marley to penning her debut novel Lenswoman in Love at age 80. Kim shares how her decades behind the lens shaped her storytelling, why she chose fiction over memoir,...
How Susie Kos Manifested a Sailboat, a Jewelry Empire, and a Bestseller—Through Super Synchronicity 05.11.2025 47:39
In this uplifting episode of the Authors on Mission podcast, host Danielle Hutchinson sits down with Susanne Kos—author, entrepreneur, and manifestation mentor—to explore her extraordinary journey of turning dreams into reality. From building a 13-meter sailboat in Bali with no prior funds to scaling a jewelry business to €100K/month, Susanne shares how “super synchronicity” shaped her path. Her b...
How Laury A. Egan Weaves Mystery, Art, and Emotion Across Genres 04.11.2025 28:00
In this richly layered episode of the Authors on Mission podcast, host Danielle Hutchinson sits down with Laury A. Egan—novelist, designer, and literary chameleon—to explore her expansive writing journey across suspense, literary fiction, comedy, and romance. With 15 novels under her belt, Laury shares how her background in visual arts and book design shapes her storytelling, and how her latest wo...
Why Guy Morris Uses Thrillers to Warn Us About AI, Prophecy, and Power 03.11.2025 39:41
Why Guy Morris Uses Thrillers to Warn Us About AI, Prophecy, and Power 📝 In this gripping episode of the Authors on Mission podcast, host Danielle Hutchinson sits down with Guy Morris—thriller author, tech veteran, and former Fortune 500 leader—to explore how his extraordinary journey from childhood homelessness to corporate success shaped his writing. Guy dives into the inspiration behind his la...
How Billion-Dollar Communication Skills Transformed John Brink’s Life—from WWII Survivor to Business Empire Builder 31.10.2025 37:43
In this inspiring episode of the Authors on Mission podcast, host Danielle Hutchinson sits down with John Brink—entrepreneur, author, and the oldest competitive bodybuilder in North America—to explore his remarkable journey from war-torn Holland to building a multimillion-dollar business empire in Canada. John shares powerful insights from his latest book Billion Dollar Communication Skills , reve...
How Karen Malpede Turns Personal Trauma Into Social Justice Theater 29.10.2025 28:37
on emotional honesty, the art of revision, and the role of creativity in activism, this episode is a must-listen for writers, artists, and anyone seeking meaning through storytelling. Takeaways include: ✍️ How subconscious choices guide memoir structure 📚 Why deep reading sharpens revision 🎭 How art can shift focus from violence to vitality Karen also shares heartfelt writing tips for navigating...
How Larry Bograd Turned Grief and Healing into a Memoir That Flows with Heart 28.10.2025 36:08
I n this powerful episode of the Authors On Mission podcast, host Danielle Hutchinson sits down with author Larry Bograd to discuss his deeply personal memoir Blood Flow —a 40-year journey through grief, healing, and creative discovery. Larry shares how the loss of his father and his own heart surgery became intertwined in a narrative that required decades of research, revision, and emotional hone...
How Ron Kinscherf Went from IT to Imaginative Ant Colonies and Children's Book Success 27.10.2025 41:31
In this joyful episode of the Authors On Mission podcast, host Danielle Hutchinson sits down with children’s book author Ron Kinscherf to explore his remarkable leap from a 30-year IT career to publishing 11 children’s books in just three years. Inspired by storytelling sessions with his grandchildren, Ron shares how his Baker’s Patio series—featuring a colony of ants—blends real-life objects with...
How Dr. Sheila K. Collins Uses Art to Transform Grief into Growth 25.10.2025 32:39
In this heartfelt episode of the Authors On Mission podcast, host Danielle Hutchinson sits down with grief advocate and author Dr. Sheila K. Collins to explore the healing power of creativity. Drawing from her book The Art of Grieving and personal experiences with profound loss, Dr. Collins shares how writing, dance, and music can help us process grief and discover meaning. Listeners will learn:...
How Real-Life Mishaps and Legal Insight Shape Cozy Mysteries: Karen C. Whalen’s Writing Process and Plotting Secrets 23.10.2025 27:22
In this charming episode of the Authors on Mission podcast , host Danielle Hutchinson sits down with mystery author Karen C. Whalen to explore how her paralegal background, quirky real-life experiences, and love for coastal settings fuel her cozy mystery series. From exploding potatoes to surf dogs and boat parades, Karen shares how she crafts relatable sleuths, balances humor with suspense, and k...
How a 2AM Idea Sparked a Mystery Novel: Rodney Carpentier on Law Enforcement, Plotting, and Writing 22.10.2025 30:08
In this gripping episode of Authors on Mission podcast , host Danielle Hutchinson sits down with mystery author Rodney Carpentier to explore how a late-night shift and a lifetime in law enforcement led to his debut novel Our Lady of the Overlook . Rodney shares how hiking the Catskills, working in his father’s shadow, and 19 years of investigative experience shaped his storytelling. From cold case...
Why Storytelling Transforms: Brian Gorman on the Hero’s Journey & Writing for Change 21.10.2025 30:30
In this transformative episode of Authors on Mission podcast , host Danielle Hutchinson sits down with change coach and author Brian Gorman to explore the power of storytelling in personal, organizational, and societal transformation. Brian shares insights from his chapter The Hero and the Sherpa , revealing how the hero’s journey framework and neuroscience can help us navigate change with courage...
How Remote-First Leadership and Writing Discipline Helped Ken Taylor Build a Thriving Global Team 18.10.2025 28:18
In this insightful episode of the Authors on Mission podcast, host Danielle Hutchinson sits down with Ken Taylor , founder of OwnerRez and author of the upcoming book Working in Slippers . Ken shares how growing up around tech entrepreneurship shaped his leadership philosophy—and how building a remote-first company taught him the value of trust, autonomy, and measurable outcomes. They dive into:...
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