Dexter Guff is Smarter Than You (And You Can Be Too!)

Dexter is back on the investment train, going all in on chia seeds. He answers your questions in the first edition of Dexter’s Mail Sack. Finally, he chats face-to-face with a distance healer. Featuring Aurora Browne from Baroness von Sketch Show.

After hitting rock bottom (a basement in Bakersfield), your favorite thought leader is back with some thoughts on new beginnings - who needs ‘em! Then Catherine Reitman from Workin’ Moms stops by to tell Dexter all about her huge Netflix deal.

He's back and publishing weekly! Buckle up and get ready to have your life changed... maybe for the better.

We’re thrilled to present Panoply’s Fall 2017 lineup of shows. They include the satirical self-improvement show “Dexter Guff is Smarter Than You (And You Can Be Too),” the creepy paranormal series “Haunted,” “Family Ghosts,” in which people play detectives in their own family mysteries, “You Must Remember Manson,” which dives into the links between Charles Manson and Hollywood, the immersive fiction podcast “Tumanbay,” and “Battle Scars,” which features frank and sometimes funny...

After an interview with the author of the book “How to Monetize Your Vacation” goes horribly wrong, Dexter disappears. Documentarian (and Guffhead) Craig Simpson steps in to take the case.

Dexter does a special on-location episode from the Innovation Now conference in Pittsburgh. He is joined by various conference attendees including Steve Jobs and Heather Hamilton. Plus, Dexter finally sits down with his thought leader crush, Sharon Doyle.

Dexter’s long-time producer, Tammy, announces she is leaving the company for another job. In light of this news, Dexter give a Thought Release about “transitions” and his feature interview is with America’s best corporate recruiter, Zeb Cooper (George Basil).

The theme for this episode is all an elaborate ploy by Dexter to interview the executive assistant of the woman he has fallen for, Sharon Doyle. During this interview Dexter obtains information about Sharon’s likes, dislikes and most importantly the name of the conference she will soon be attending. Dex sets a plan in motion to surprise Ms. Doyle with a visit.

During this episode, Dexter decides to face some personal and professional enemies head on: Dex confronts the man who claims “Guff Pills” gave him kidney stones. While on a roll, he attempts to reconcile a long standing/self imposed feud with the man now married to his ex wife.

Dexter explains why starting a conference will give you instant credibility. He interviews conference organizer Heather Hamilton to learn about the “Do’s and Don'ts” of throwing a killer event. He also confides in Heather about his frustrations over his unrequited crush, Sharon Doyle.

When Dexter’s producer Tammy is forced to bring her delinquent son Conner to work, Dex shifts the focus of the episode and intervenes in this troubled teens life. After an intense one on one with Conner, the two decide to go into business with each other. Dexter also runs into some legal trouble over ‘Guff Pills’, his trademarked brain supplement.

Dexter explains how to create a “Personal Bubble” around oneself to block out any unwanted influence. He interviews world famous “Bubbleprenuer” Russell Durant and learns why it’s important to block out negative people, including family. Dexter also begins to develop a crush on another Thought Leader”.

Former meditation guru turned ‘busy brain’ evangelist, Nancy Newman joins Dexter to talk about the benefits of having a full mind. Dexter launches ‘Hot Guff Talking Yoga’ and he gives his Twitter followers tips on upping their selfie game.

Personal branding expert Steve Jobs joins Dexter to talk about how to create global envy with your public persona. Dexter gives a "Thought Release" on how a strong personal brand will help you succeed in any career. And he answers questions posed to him on Twitter.

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