Michael Dargie chats with Logan Mulligan, co-founder of Digital Sonder and certified creative rebel, for a conversation that covers everything from the art of storytelling to the terror of open water.
Logan shares the journey from confused high school kid to running a thriving video production company alongside his wife, Madison. He opens up about dropping out of film school, playing in a death metal band called Primal Tyrant, and building a brand grounded in empathy and storytelling. Plus: why he believes everyone’s story matters, how StoryBrand shaped his approach to content, and what it really means to “love people.”
They swap favourite directors, nerd out on Severance and Stranger Than Fiction, and debate the eternal question: pineapple on pizza?
This is a feel-good, laugh-out-loud, deep-think kind of episode that reminds you to be a little weird and a lot human.
“Authenticity is your superpower on video.” – Logan Mulligan
“Just love people.” – Logan Mulligan
“Don’t sell—tell. Give it all away and people will still pay.” – Logan Mulligan
“Everybody you see has a life as vivid as yours. That’s sonder.” – Logan Mulligan
“Death metal. Dinosaurs. Storytelling. That’s the Logan brand.” – Michael Dargie
Digital Sonder | Co-founded with his wife Madison to help brands tell better stories
Primal Tyrant | Dinosaur-themed death metal band, and yes, it rules
Video Advice | Tell the story, not the sale
Empathy as Strategy | Why “sonder” defines their work
StoryBrand Influence | Building brands with narrative frameworks
Hockey Love | Born in Texas, bleeds Dallas Stars
Gaming for Sanity | Skyrim, Kingdom Come, and open world escapes
Favourite Directors | Nolan, Eggers, Bergman, and a Ben Stiller love-fest
Pizza Toppings | All welcome, especially pineapple
Rebels in Waiting | Hydrate. Strap in. Say yes.
Digital Sonder (digitalsonder.co)
Logan on LinkedIn (linkedin.com/in/loganrmulligan)
Logan on Instagram (instagram.com/loganrmulligan)
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