Bill Horan and Regina Halstead talk with Cynthia Seibold, the Founder and Executive Director of Balloon Mission Inc., an organization that aims to collect balloons after people are finished using them, but before they end up as trash, causing harm to the environment, wildlife, and even us!

Bill Horan and Gina Halstead meet an organization that is making the maximum positive effort for our community. Their members and volunteers provide the momentum that helps affect change. Using data driven models, they provide solutions that make a long-lasting difference. The organization is called Q B Generational Change, and their guest is "Queen Belinda" Watkins, the Founder of the organization.

Bill Horan and Regina Halstead learn about the New York Islanders Girls Elite Hockey program with Alexis Moed, the President of the organization, along with Maddy Smith, one of the players.

Did you now that National Garden Clubs have existed in the United States since 1891? In these clubs, members learn about horticulture and how to sustain a healthy garden so they can teach others about it. Bill Horan learns that there is a club on Long Island that is a part of this greater national movement from guests today are Ginny Meltzer & Cheryl Bennett, Co-Presidents of the Merrick Garden Club.

Have you ever wanted to learn how to play the piano? Or maybe the guitar? How about the drums? Saxophone? Trumpet? Accordion? Maybe you want to learn how to play them all at once? OK, maybe we're kidding about that last one, but the unique business we are going to feature today isn’t kidding about being able to teach you how to play these instruments and more. Bill Horan talks with Kristine Renigen, Site Director of Bach to Rock in Port Washington.

There are so many different restaurants across Nassau County, and so many different cuisines to try from around the world without even having to cross a single bridge. Today, as we like to do sometimes on this show, we are going to feature one of these unique businesses. Bill Horan talks to Jeremy Merrin, the Owner and CEO of Havana Central Restaurant Group, which owns three locations of Havana Central, one of which is located outside the Roosevelt Field Mall in Garden City.

You may have said to yourself at one point or another... I should write a book. Well, our guest today, a fellow Long Islander, has done just that and wants to share details of how it came about and all about his writing process with us today. Bill Horan talks with Jason Karpf, the author of 'Say What? Stories and Tales Twiddled From Phrases and Principles.'

You know the saying, it’s five o’clock somewhere? Let’s pretend it’s 5:00 right now by introducing you to Merrick’s first and only craft beer and craft bourbon bar.It’s called Bourbon & Brews, and Bill Horan's guest today is the owner, John Amaruso.

We always think of food insecurity issues could affect people like us, but our guests today want to remind us that our pets can also suffer with similar issues during times of need. Bill Horan talks with Danielle Scala, the founder, and Linda Guckian, a board member, of an organization called PAW IT FORWARD PET PANTRY, which assists pet owners when they fall on difficult times.

Bill Horan and Gina Halstead talk with Nersheen Lotus, one of the actors, and Kurt Damas, the co-Director, of the short film, SPEAK TO ME, which is having its Long Island Premiere on February 16th at Sayville Cinemas.

Bill Horan and Matt Leonard meet representatives from NICE - that’s the Nassau Inter-County Express, and learn how the public transportation operates and is here to help all of us. Our guests are Jonathan Feldman, their Director of Planning and Scheduling, and Erika Richards, their Director of Marketing and Communications.

Bill Horan and Matthew Leonard meet Long Island Resident Eva Casale, who is an ultramarathon runner who has run long distances consecutively for days. She has taken her gift of running and is using it to make a difference for veterans through her organization, Team E.V.A., which stands for Every Veteran Appreciated, which raises funds and awareness for our troops, our veterans, and our Fallen Heroes.

Bill Horan and Matthew Leonard learn about The Manna Project of Long Island: a food pantry that serves Nassau County and its adjacent communities, with a goal to end food insecurity for adults AND children in the communities they serve. Their guests are Yvette Hester, the Founder and CEO, and Christina Curry, a Volunteer with The Manna Project of Long Island.

Bill Horan learns about the classic Long Island Diner, and meets one man who is taking the classic in new directions. His guest is Gus Tsiorvas, the new owner of the Embassy Diner, located on Hempstead Turnpike in Bethpage.

Bill Horan meets a successful businesswomen from Merrick who wrote a book about being a triathlete. Hilary J.M. Topper is the CEO of HJMT Public Relations, and the author of “From Couch Potato to Endurance Athlete - a Portrait of a Non-Athletic Triathlete.” Hilary has over 30 years of experience in public relations, marketing and social media services. She is also a blogger, podcaster and adjunct professor at Hofstra University.

Bill Horan and Matthew Leonard learn about the on-campus food pantry at Nassau Community College, called “The Nest at NCC.” Our guests today are Sharon Masrour, the Executive Director, and Valerie Fasanello, the Assistant Director at the NEST. They are also both Professors in Nassau’s English Department.

Bill Horan and Matthew Leonard meet three sisters from Long Island, two of whom are cancer survivors. Together, they started a non-profit that, through fundraisers, supports those who won the fight, lost the fight, those still fighting and those who are unaware of the fight that lies ahead, called FOR ALL WHO FIGHT. They speak with Mikaela, Marguerite & Morgayne Rix, the co-founders of FOR ALL WHO FIGHT.

Bill Horan and Matthew Leonard meet the world’s LARGEST no-kill animal rescue and adoption organization - and it is right here on Long Island! It's North Shore Animal League America, who has a goal to make sure that homeless pets find loving homes. Their guest is 
Kristie Buccella, Shelter Director of North Shore Animal League America.

Bill Horan and Matthew Leonard learn about the Holocaust Memorial and Tolerance Center of Nassau County, located in Glen Cove, with a mission to teach the history of the Holocaust and its lessons through education and community outreach. Their guests today are Andrea Bolender, chair of their board and acting executive director, and Gayle Peck, their Director of Development and Communications.

Bill McIntyre and Mike DeMarco meet a high school English teacher from Valley Stream who is also the author of 'Songs For The Visitor Upon Leaving.' It features compilations of short stories, memoirs, flash fiction, and vignettes, and its all written by their guest, Adam Bjelland.

Bill McIntyre and Mike DeMarco meet 12-year-old Tori Bizzoco and 14 year-old Natalie Bizzoco from Oceanside, Long Island. Tori is a powerhouse vocalist, musical theater actor and competitive dancer who has already starred off-Broadway and in music videos. Natalie has also performed in theatre both in New York City and Long Island, and has appeared on your TV in shows like “And Just Like That,” and "Girls Five-eva" on Peacock!

Bill Horan and Mike DeMarco learn about The Viscardi Center, which provides a lifespan of programs and services that educate, employ and empower children and adults with disabilities, with their President & CEO, Dr. Chris Rosa.

Bill Horan and Michael DeMarco learn about a free youth basketball clinic called the Five Towns Legends - which meets in Inwood in Nassau County. Our guests today are Krystal Mackey, the organizer of The Five Towns Legends, and Michael Gajadhar, one of their coaches.

Bill Horan and Jess Sanchez learn about The Franklin Square Historical Society, and the Franklin Square Museum - both with the goal to preserve the Franklin Square community’s rich history. Guests include Nancy Youngfert, the Vice-President, and her husband, Bill Youngfert, who is the Secretary, of the Franklin Square Historical Society.

Bill Horan and Matt Leonard meet a man that went through a forced career change at the start of the COVID pandemic, and is now one of the most successful, and youngest independent store owners inside the Roosevelt Field Mall in Garden City. Our guest today is Malik Dupri Morris, the owner and creator of Malik Dupri, a store that focuses on luxury sunglasses and everyday stylish wear.

Bill McIntyre and Mike DeMarco learn about ELDER ABUSE - what it is, what to look for if you or someone you know is a victim, and an organization that is working to assist people who are victims. Their guest is Stephanie Citerman, the Enough Abuse Campaign & Elder Abuse Enhanced Multidisciplinary Team Coordinator at The Safe Center Long Island.

Bill Horan and Matthew Leonard meet a Long Island organization that wants to better the lives of children with cancer, pediatric cancer survivors, and their families, as well as other chronic pediatric illnesses. Their guest is Terri Magro, the co-founder and Vice President of the Michael Magro Foundation.

Bill Horan and Matt Leonard meet Long Island’s largest volunteer orchestra, the South Shore Symphony. They speak with the President of the South Shore Symphony, Wayne Lipton.

Bill McIntyre and Matt Leonard meet members of, and get a live performance from the rock band KONKUSSION - including 15-year-old twins from Great Neck, Noa and Ella Pourmoradi, as well as 15-year-old Ava Peterson and 13-year-old Wes Peterson from Sea Cliff.

Bill Horan and Mike DeMarco learn about the Sid Jacobson Jewish Community Center, a full-service JCC on Long Island’s North Shore, which is dedicated to serving every aspect of community wellness, regardless of age or ability. Their guests are David Black, their Executive Director, Taylor Graf, their Vice President of Specialized Services, and Susan Berman, their Vice President of Community Engagement.

Bill McIntyre and Mike DeMarco meet Micah Dank, a Long Island author who has written seven books into a series on astro-theology called “Into The Rabbit Hole.”

Bill Horan and Matt Leonard meet a Long Island artist who is well known for his large murals seen in towns like Baldwin and Huntington - Efren Andaluz the Third, otherwise known as Andaluz The Artist.

Bill Horan and Michael DeMarco meet a brand new unique business in Nassau County called BUZZ’D EXPRESS COFFEE! Their guest is Gregory Camarda, the Co-Owner, President and CEO, located at 1799 Bellmore Avenue in North Bellmore.

Bill Horan and Mike DeMarco learn about a non-profit organization that is based on Long Island called Hair We Share, with the mission to help maintain dignity, confidence and self-esteem to those affected by medical hair loss. Our guest is Dean Riskin, their co-founder and CEO.

Bill Horan and Mike DeMarco re-introduce us to the Long Island STEM Hub, an organization consisting of industry, academic, and not-for-profit volunteers working to advance science, technology, engineering, and math - otherwise known as STEM - here on Long Island - with our guest, Andrew Parton, Long Island STEM Hub Co-Steward and President of the Cradle of Aviation.

Bill McIntyre and Matt Leonard learn about On The Road Again Motorcycle School - a unique business here on Long Island, with classes that happen here on the Nassau Community College campus, as well as out at Suffolk County Community College. Our guest today is Steve Bertoline, the President of On The Road Again Motorcycle School.

Bill Horan and Mike DeMarco talk with Richard Panchyk, the author of a new book called Roosevelt Field Through Time, from Arcadia Publishing and The History Press.

Bill Horan and Mike DeMarco learn about an organization that helps to provide prevention and wellness education, with access to affordable healthy food, in a socially engaging environment, that builds healthy lives called The Harmony Cafe, with their guests, Rosemarie McCarthy, their founder and president, and Mary Ellen Grimes, who is on their advisory board and their Feast Program instructor.

Bill Horan and Mike DeMarco learn about a new book titled “Boat Building and Boat Yards of Long Island - a Tribute to Tradition," from Arcadia Publishing, with the author, Nancy Solomon, who is also the Director Long Island Traditions.

Bill Horan and Michael DeMarco talk with former Congressman Steve Israel, who decided to “turn the page” from a career in politics, to opening an independent bookstore named Theodore’s Books in Oyster Bay.

Bill Horan and Mike DeMarco talk with Christopher Verga and Karl Grossman, the authors of a new book from Arcadia Publishing called Cold War Long Island, and learn about what Long Island was like after the end of World War 2 and how that shapes our home today.

Bill Horan and Michael DeMarco talk with Michael Medvedev, the co- founder of a company founded in Nassau County called Earth Brands. Their goal is to make ‘sustainability’ cool and universal through their products and ventures, including Earth Cups and more.

Bill Horan and Mike Demarco learn about a non-profit organization from Long Island called the Gateway Youth Outreach. GYO’s goal is youth development and preventing adverse behavior by enhancing the community's efforts to provide an environment where adolescents can develop self-awareness while engaged in productive and healthy pursuits. Our guest today is Patrick Boyle, the Executive Director of Gateway Youth Outreach.

Bill Horan and Michael DeMarco learn about a grassroots nonprofit organization from Long Island that creates opportunities that connect communities called the Love Your Neighbor Project from their guests, Aimee Renaud, their President, and Jaime Teich, their founder and “Chief Neighbor!”

Bill Horan and Michael DeMarco learn about the law in the areas of real estate, personal injury, and commercial litigation - with their guest and friend of the show, Enza Brandi, Esq., the founder of the Enza Brandi Law Firm, with an office in Huntington Station.

Bill Horan and Mike DeMarco learn all about the Long Island Parrot Society, an organization that is dedicated to responsible bird ownership through education and example. Our guest today is Robert Gross, a board member of the Long Island Parrot Society, and the “Bird Man of Wantagh.”

Bill Horan and Michael DeMarco introduce you to an organization called Sunshine Alternative Education & Prevention Center - who are working to build drug- free and violence-free communities here on Long Island. Their guest is Carol Carter, their Founder and CEO.

Bill Horan and Mike DeMarco talk with Eva Kopelman, a sophomore at South Side High School in Rockville Centre, and a recent contestant on Top Chef: Family Style, which can be seen on the Peacock streaming service from NBC. Eva is joined by her co-star and mother, Jenn.

Bill Horan and Michael DeMarco learn about a program at Nassau Community College called The Collegiate Science and Technology Entry Program, or CSTEP, which aims to increase and support the number of economically disadvantaged or historically underrepresented minority students, through programs in mathematics, science, technology, health-related fields, and the licensed professions at Nassau Community College. Our guests are Kevin Fox, the Director of CSTEP, and Matthew DiGiovanni, the Associate Director.

Bill Horan and Michael DeMarco introduce you to an organization that does some great work here on Long Island for health care workers facing the world’s greatest health crises to help build resilient communities and a healthier, more equitable world. Their guests are Cassie Peppe and Dan LaConti, who are both Crisis Counselors with the organization Project Hope.

Bill Horan and Michael DeMarco introduce you to a new business that opened in the summer of 2021 on Long Island - and learn what it was like to open a new business centered around food and hospitality in the middle of a pandemic! It's called Irish Poet Restaurant Bar, located at 1891 Wantagh Avenue in Wantagh, and our guest today is one of their owners, Mike McNiff.

Bill Horan and Michael DeMarco learn about a non-profit organization called Last Hope Animal Shelter - who are dedicated to the rescue and rehabilitation of death-due pound, stray and abandoned animals. Their guest is Joanne Anderson, Last Hope’s outreach coordinator.

Bill Horan and Michael DeMarco learn about the Oyster Bay Railroad Museum, a non-profit organization located at 1 Railroad Plaza, adjacent to the entrance to Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Park, in Oyster Bay, with their guest, the museum’s President, John Specce.

Bill Horan and Michael DeMarco learn about a new unique business on Long Island that specializes in alcoholic "boozy" ice cream called Tipsy Scoop with their guest, Melissa Tavss, the Founder and Owner.

Bill Horan and Michael DeMarco learn all about solar energy from Dan Sabia, the founder and President of Built Well Solar, Long Island’s original solar energy company.

Bill Horan and Mike DeMarco talk with Kerriann Flanagan Brosky, the author of a new book: Haunted Long Island Mysteries.

Bill Horan and Mike DeMarco learn about a unique business that just opened in Seaford (in Nassau County) called the Sweet Spot Cafe, with our guest, Christopher Paci, their Operations Manager.

Bill Horan and Matthew Leonard learn about The Long Island Music Hall of Fame, an organization recognizing musicians who have contributed to the musical heritage of Long Island, with their guest, Norm Prusslin, the Co-Founder of the Long Island Music Hall of Fame.

Bill Horan and Matthew Leonard learn about Irish Step Dancing with Kassidy McGlynn of Bellmore, the Under-16 United States National Champion in Irish Dancing.

Bill Horan and Matthew Leonard learn about Long Island Traditions, a non-profit organization that helps support preserving local grassroots culture, ethnic and maritime traditions, vernacular architecture and family traditions, with Nancy Solomon, their Director.

Bill Horan and Matthew Leonard learn about an organization that has been doing great work helping people stay in their homes during the COVID-19 pandemic called CDCLI - the Community Development Corporation of Long Island, a non-profit organization that was started in 1969 by government, business, and civic leaders on Long Island, who came together to address the growing demand for affordable housing. Their guest is Gwen O’Shea, the President & CEO of CDCLI.

Bill Horan and Matthew Leonard learn about Girls Inc. of Long Island, an organization that inspires all girls to be strong, smart, and bold, through direct service and advocacy. Their guest is Renee Flagler, the Executive Director, who is also an award-winning writer, adjunct professor, and a speaker who is passionate about encouraging women and youth to pursue their passion and purpose.

Bill Horan and Matthew Leonard learn about one organization and Nassau County, Long Island, have come together to help county renters that are behind on rent due to COVID-19. Our guests are Kevin Crean, the Director of Community Development for Nassau County, and Gwen O’Shea, the President & CEO of CDCLI - the Community Development Corporation of Long Island.

Bill Horan and Matthew Leonard learn about a new summer camp program - as well as an after-school program and online learning center called MusicBreeds, with a mission to inspire, empower, and mentor young musicians from disadvantaged communities by supporting their professional and personal development. Our guest is MusicBreeds founder Isaiah Grigg.

Bill Horan and Matthew Leonard rev up their engines to talk to Karen Davis-Farage, the President and Co-Founder of RPM Raceway - a unique Long Island business featuring go-karting and more, with a location in Farmingdale, NY.

Bill Horan and Matthew Leonard learn about a company that provides treatment to families and individuals across the Long Island area. Their guest is Lauren Klimek, the owner and founder of Long Island Music Therapy.

Bill Horan and Matthew Leonard learn about a Long Island organization of mural artists dedicated to transforming healthcare environments "From Clinical To Colorful" called Splashes of Hope, from Liz Schafer, their Volunteer Manager.

Bill Horan and Matt Leonard learn about a non-profit organization called the Family and Children’s Association - or FCA - which is dedicated to providing help and hope to Long Island’s most vulnerable children, families, seniors and communities. Their guest is Dr. Jeffrey L. Reynolds, the President and CEO of the FCA.

Bill Horan and Matt Leonard learn about a nonprofit organization on Long Island called Momma’s House, that provides young mothers, aged 18 to 24 years, who are homeless or close to it, the guidance and direction they need to support themselves and their babies independently, with their guest, Patricia Shea, the Executive Director of Momma’s House.

Bill Horan and Matt Leonard learn what it takes to be a volunteer firefighter on Long Island from Robert Leonard, who is the Assistant Chief of the Syosset Fire Department and a Second Deputy Chief Instructor at the Nassau County Fire Service Academy. He is also the Chairman of the Public Relations Committee for the Firemen’s Association of the State of New York.

Bill Horan and Matthew Leonard learn about Shift Group, an education business focused on entrepreneurship and business support, that offers business owners on Long Island trainings on how to shift their business during - and for after - the pandemic. Their guests are Stefan Doering, Founder and CEO of Shift Group, and Thomas Moebus, Advisor of Shift Group.

Bill Horan and Matt Leonard earn about the recruitment process for the United States Army, which takes place right here on Long Island, with their guests, Staff Sergeant Andre Williams and Staff Sergeant Marlon Ortiz.

Bill Horan and Matt Leonard learn about a new podcast called New York Gritty, which explores the resiliency of New Yorkers in this time of crisis. Their guest is the host of New York Gritty, longtime New York journalist, Steve Kastenbaum.

Bill Horan and Matthew Leonard learn about SADD, Students Against Destructive Decisions, with their guest, Rick Birt, the President & Chief Executive Officer of SADD.

Bill Horan and Matthew Leonard learn all about Lucia Footwear Company - a New York-based footwear design service that provides hand-painted designs and artwork for all types of footwear, is owned and operated by our guest, Anthony De Lucia, who got the opportunity to make custom cleats for David Wright of the Mets and other celebrities.

Bill Horan and Matt Leonard learn all about The Long Island STEM Hub, an organization consisting of industry, academic, and not-for-profit volunteers working to advance science, technology, engineering, and math - otherwise known as STEM - here on Long Island, with Ken White, Long Island STEM Hub Co-steward and Brookhaven National Laboratory's Manager of Educational Programs, and Andrew Parton, Long Island STEM Hub Co-steward and President of the Cradle of Aviation.

Bill Horan and Matthew Leonard earn about Big Brothers, Big Sisters of Long Island, a non-profit organization that provides children facing adversity with strong relationships that change their lives for the better, with their guests, Meredith Michaels, their Director of Development, and Fabiola Turner, their Director of Programs.

Bill Horan and Matthew Leonard learn about a unique Long Island-based business called Favor Coffee - a one-woman roastery that offers single-origin coffees from regions such as Colombia, Ethiopia and Guatemala. Their guest is Christina Chin, the Founder and Roaster at Favor Coffee.

Bill Horan learns about The Filipino Children's Fund, a non-profit organization based on Long Island that is concerned about the future of the children of the Philippines, the majority of whom live in poverty. His guests are Lara Ciamician, their Executive Director, and Evangeline Manjares, their President.

Bill Horan and Matt Leonard learn about efforts on Long Island to try to get people to quit smoking from their guests, Paulette Orlando and Carol Meschkow, who are Community Engagement Specialists both representing the American Lung Association and the Tobacco Action Coalition of Long Island.

Bill Horan and Corey Kaufman learn about The Foundation for Opioid Response Efforts, which is focused on addressing the nation’s opioid crisis with Dr. Karen Scott, their President.

Have you ever wondered how to become a published author? Bill Horan and Matt Leonard learn how Jeannie Moon, a Huntington resident, a school librarian by day, and a USA Today Bestselling author by night, did just that - and how Long Island was her inspiration to write her novel. Her latest book is titled Christmas in Angel Harbor.

Bill Horan and Matthew Leonard learn about AHRC Nassau, a nonprofit organization that ensures people with intellectual and developmental disabilities lead self-directed lives, from their guests Shaun Weathers, their Senior Director of Programs and Services, and Carmela Azzarelli, their Recruiter.

Bill Horan and Matthew Leonard learn about The American Kennel Club, a non- profit organization that considers itself the experts in breed, health, and training information for dogs, who advocates for responsible dog ownership and is dedicated to advancing dog sports with Alan Fausel, the Executive Director & CEO of the American Kennel Club Museum of the Dog.

Bill Horan learns about a local nonprofit organization that serves hungry and homeless Long Islanders through soup kitchens, homeless shelters and a variety of supportive services called The INN with his guest, Dana Lopez, their Director of Marketing and Communications.

Bill Horan and Corey Kaufman learn about The March of Dimes, an organization that focuses on ending preventable premature birth, preventable maternal death and morbidity, and increasing health equity for mom and baby, from one of their volunteers, and a local utility that is a big supporter of The March of Dimes - with their guest, Suzanne Brienza, Director of Customer Experience & Utility Marketing for PSEG Long Island.

Bill Horan and Corey Kaufman talk with Polly Talbot, and learn about her unique business as she is the owner of A La Carte Culinary Services of Lynbrook.

Bill Horan and Corey Kaufman learn about the Long Island-based business, HOPE Skills Presentations, with its founder, Bob Wolff, who is also a College & Career Skills Readiness Trainer.

Bill Horan talks to James LaMantia, the Chair of Gift of Life Long Island and Secretary for Gift of Life International, as well as the owner and founder of LaMantia Gallery in Northport, about both Long Island-based organizations and companies.

Bill Horan and Corey Kaufman learn about the only full-service JCC on Long Island’s North Shore - the Sid Jacobson Jewish Community Center - and a program they offer called the Nancy Marx Cancer Wellness Center, for people who have been diagnosed with, or have recovered from cancer, with guests Connie Wasserman, the Associate Executive Director of the Sid Jacobson JCC and Randy Hight, the Director of the Nancy Marx Cancer Wellness Center.

Bill Horan and Corey Kaufman learn about a non-profit corporation called New York Operation Lifesaver that promotes public safety education, with the purpose of ending collisions, deaths and injuries at highway-rail grade crossings and along railroad rights of way, with their guest, Phil Merens, the New York State Coordinator for New York Operation Lifesaver.

Bill Horan and Corey Kaufman learn about a youth development, recreation, sports and leisure time activity program happening in Nassau County called the Hicksville Boys and Girls Club. Their guest is Thomas Bruno, their Executive Director.

Bill Horan and Corey Kaufman learn about EAC Network, whose mission is to empower, assist, and care for people in need across Long Island and New York City, with their guest, Tania Peterson Chandler, Vice President of Operations and Interim President & CEO of EAC Network, and find out how they have handled the COVID-19 pandemic.

Bill Horan and Corey Kaufman talk about the controversial topic of the legalization of marijuana with Benjamin Leiner, the Executive Director of NYC NORML and a member of the board of directors for Empire State NORML, along with Steven Abreu, Co-Director of Long Island NORML - which stands for the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws.

Bill Horan and Corey Kaufman learn about Spectrum Designs, a unique non-profit company that wants to help individuals with Autism lead full and productive lives through the world of work called Spectrum Designs, with our guest, Patrick Bardsley, their CEO.

Bill Horan learns all about the business of local microbreweries and gets a beer education from Mark Heuwetter, the owner and operator of the Six Harbors Brewing Company, located in Huntington, Long Island.

Bill Horan and Corey Kaufman welcome back Eugene Alletto, CEO and Founder of the Long Island based company, BEDGEAR, who creates personalized bedding products that are literally cool - but since the start of the pandemic, they’ve expanded their business into masks & more.

Bill Horan and Corey Kaufman learn about a unique business on Long Island called Live Love Organize, that wants to help you organize your life, with its creator (and professional organizer) Michele Goldsmith.

Bill Horan and Corey Kaufman talk about a non-profit organization called Live In Light Institute, which is a global initiative trying to erase the stigma of mental health conditions while providing access to reliable resources and raising the standard of care, with Danielle Kirk, the Founder & President.

Bill Horan and Corey Kaufman get reminded that Long Island can be a tourist spot, by learning about an organization dedicated to promoting Long Island for tourism, meetings, conventions and sporting events, with our guest, Kristen Jarnagin, the CEO of Discover Long Island.