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Dylan Berry - SmashHaus Los Angeles

·1 hr 27 min·1 clip

Dylan Berry sits down with Roberto Ingram for the 100th episode of Decisive. The conversation opens with a nod to open-minded creators and then moves into Berry's life in music and entertainment. Berry talks about having been through a great deal of adversity. He says he owns what he has done and the consequences that followed. He treats that history as part of becoming steadier and more grounded. He keeps circling back to focus. People can try to pull you backward with negativity, he says, but the move is to look past them and keep going. He describes that as something he has to practice every day. Conviction is not framed as a bonus. He treats it like a requirement if you want to move anywhere at all. One of his clearest lines is that you do not have to make the right decision immediately. You have to make a decision. He argues that wrong turns are common and that success usually includes plenty of them. What matters is getting to the right one eventually. He also notes that real information reaches people faster now than it used to. Roberto stays engaged and keeps the exchange personal. Berry points to SmashHaus and shares the website. He mentions the Legends Round Table with Cherokee Studios and names the studio's connection to acts like the Beatles, Fleetwood Mac, Rod Stewart, and Bob Dylan. The final stretch shifts to voiceover work. Berry talks about Netflix projects including Spycraft and Terrorism Close Calls. He jokes about dubbing and AI, with Morgan Freeman coming up as the kind of voice people would still want. The interview closes on a loose, upbeat note with thanks and a sign-off from Roberto.

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A grounded creator conversation about conviction, focus, and turning hard lessons into forward motion.

Dylan Berry comes across as someone trying to stay centered while the conversation keeps testing that resolve. He talks through conviction, self-correction, pressure, and the work of staying on course when other people try to pull him off it.

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For listeners who want creative grit, industry war stories, and plainspoken advice on staying focused.

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