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Episode 24: Behind the Numbers with Dr. David Scheinker

Data isn't just numbers – it's decision-making power. In this episode, Dr. David Scheinker joins us to reveal how analytics is reshaping healthcare, influencing outcomes, and changing the way organizations think. It's a deep dive into the systems you don't see – but that impact everything.

Episode 23: Buying or Selling a Home? Real Estate Tips with Naoji Moriuchi

In this episode, we sit down with Moorestown, NJ native and realtor, Naoji Moriuchi about what's happening in today's real estate market. Naoji shares insights on current trends along with practical tips for both buyers and sellers navigating the market. Whether you're thinking about buying, selling, or just staying informed, this episode offers helpful local perspective and advice.

Episode 22: Joel Krott; Where Music, History and Community Meet

Today we sit down with Joel Krott, founder of the West Jersey Chamber Music Society, to explore the journey that shaped his career and passion for bringing powerful music to the community. Joel shares insights into building a chamber music organization from the ground up and the artistic vision that continues to guide its work. We also spotlight an upcoming concert on February 22, 2026, celebrating African American History Month through the powerful tradition of African American spirituals. Tune in for an inspiring conversation about music, history, and the voices that continue to resonate.

Episode 21: Daniel McLaughlin; Community Cuisine & Creativity

In Episode 21, we sit down with Daniel McLaughlin, Philadelphia restauranteur and owner of Mission Taqueria. Daniel shares his passion for building community through food, collaborating with local artists, and creating spaces that go beyond the plate. We also dive into his growing Instagram series, "So You Think You Want to Open a Restaurant," which is quickly gaining traction across Philadelphia as an honest, behing-the-scenes look at the restaurant world. It's a conversation about creativity, connection, and carving out your place in Philly's culture.

Episode 20: Admiral Jonathan Greenert, Lessons in Leadership

In this episode, Admiral Jonathan Greenert, the 30th Chief of US Naval Operations, joins us to reflect on his remarkable career in the U.S. Navy – from commanding nuclear-powered submarines to leading one of the world's largest maritime forces. We discuss the thrill and challenges of undersea operations, his work driving innovation and new technologies within the Navy, and his transition from military leadership to serving on UBS' Americas Advisory Council. Admiral Greenert shares timeless lessons on strategy, decision-making, and what it means to lead with purpose.