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May 19, 2026 57 mins
In this episode of Gratitude Geek, Kandas Rodarte talks with Graham Kuhn, founder of Focus Films, about why real stories, simple video, and authentic connection are often more persuasive than polished production. Graham shares how his path from singing to video storytelling shaped the way he helps businesses build trust and attract clients. They dig into why networking works best when it feels like service, why people remember stories more than sales pitches, and how Gen X women can use video without trying to be perfect. If you’ve ever felt awkward on camera or unsure how to talk about your work, this conversation offers practical encouragement and a more human way forward. What You’ll Hear Why storytelling builds trust faster than slick marketing. How being a connector can become part of your marketing strategy. Why authenticity matters more than perfection on video. How Graham helps clients open up and tell better brand stories. Why short-form video gets attention, but deeper story content drives trust. Guest Links Website: https://www.focusfilms.com/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@FocusFilmsATL LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gkuhn1/ Free e-book: https://www.focusfilms.com/e-booksignup Episode Resources Episode blog post: https://kandasrodarte.com/324 Subscribe to Gratitude Geek: https://kandasrodarte.com/subscribe About Graham Kuhn Graham Kuhn helps businesses win clients with video storytelling. Through Focus Films, he focuses on helping people communicate their value in a way that feels real, trustworthy, and human. About Gratitude Geek Gratitude Geek is business education for Gen X women solopreneurs. Each episode explores sustainable growth, honest marketing, and practical ideas for building a business that fits real life. If this conversation encouraged you, share it with a business owner who needs a gentler, more effective way to market themselves. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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