We're Still Talking: Conner Dusterberg

Episode 3 of the Later Today podcast, hosted by Shane and Carlos, titled "We're Still Talking: Conner Dusterberg" was published on December 12, 2020 and runs 51 minutes.

December 12, 2020 ·51m · Later Today

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Summary

Welcome to the extended, bonus cut of our most recent podcast episode. We’re still talking with Conner Dusterberg about how he has been able to intertwine his love for Hispanic culture and create a very successful TikTok platform. He also touches on how he got started with TikTok and how he has been able to amass his 230k+ followers. Check out Conner on Instagram @connerdusterberg and on Tiktok @connerdusty! Thank you so much for listening and look out for new podcast episodes every Friday. @verified.talk on Instagram and TikTok. "VERIFIED Media" on YouTube! Thanks for making time in your day to listen :))

Episode Description

Welcome to the extended, bonus cut of our most recent podcast episode. We’re still talking with Conner Dusterberg about how he has been able to intertwine his love for Hispanic culture and create a very successful TikTok platform. He also touches on how he got started with TikTok and how he has been able to amass his 230k+ followers.

Check out Conner on Instagram @connerdusterberg and on Tiktok @connerdusty!

Thank you so much for listening and look out for new podcast episodes every Friday. @verified.talk on Instagram and TikTok. "VERIFIED Media" on YouTube! Thanks for making time in your day to listen :))

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