In this episode of the None of Your Business Podcast, we sit down with the legendary Dwight "Doc" Gooden to explore the highs and lows of his iconic career and life beyond the baseball field. From dominating the MLB as a teenage phenom to the struggles of mental health and addiction, Doc opens up like never before.

Doc shares his journey from a high school standout to a World Series champion, reflecting on the challenges of fame, pressure, and living under the spotlight. He talks about his relationship with Gary Carter, the impact of mentors, and the mechanics behind his legendary pitching style. He also dives into how he overcame personal struggles to find peace and purpose off the field.

This heartfelt conversation is a must-listen for sports fans, dreamers, and anyone seeking inspiration from a story of resilience and redemption.

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00:00 Introduction and Reflections

00:19 Welcome to the None of Your Business Podcast

00:43 Nostalgic Beginnings with Doc Gooden

01:54 Trading Baseball Cards in Orthodox School

04:11 Gary Carter's Influence

07:16 Rivalries and Brawls in Baseball

09:27 Growing Up with Gary Sheffield

11:32 High School Baseball Journey

17:42 Drafted by the New York Mets

25:22 Minor League Experiences

28:41 The Rookie Year: Making the Team

30:44 First Game and Early Challenges

31:10 Rising Stardom and All-Star Success

31:38 Life Off the Field: Fame and Isolation

32:16 The Pressure of Expectations

35:29 Superstitions and Game Day Rituals

37:12 Handling Fame and Fan Reactions

42:44 Struggles with Addiction and Seeking Help

53:30 Family and Financial Success

57:41 Financial Decisions and Agent Issues

57:51 Discovering the Agent's Betrayal

01:00:19 Endorsements and Financial Management

01:01:13 Philanthropy and Personal Accomplishments

01:03:05 Reflections on Career and Life Lessons

01:05:42 Life After Baseball

01:08:00 The No-Hitter and Personal Triumph

01:16:08 Inside Baseball: Relationships and Challenges

01:25:05 Closing Thoughts and Future Guests

This episode is proudly sponsored by Serenity Center. At Serenity Center, your story matters. Grounded in a multicultural framework, they are dedicated to providing premium, knowledgeable, and versatile mental health services that are accessible to all. With a person-centered approach at the heart of their mission, Serenity Center is here to help you and your loved ones find serenity.

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🌐 Website: https://www.serenityctr.com

📞 Phone: (845) 286-2210

📍 Address: 232 North Main Street, Spring Valley, NY 10952

In this episode of the None of Your Business Podcast, we’re joined by world traveler Moshe Schwartz, a modern-day explorer who’s visited some of the most extraordinary places on the planet. From walking the Great Wall of China to visiting Afghanistan, Lebanon, and even Zimbabwe, Moshe shares captivating stories from his journeys to countries most people only dream of seeing.

Moshe reveals what it’s like to travel through both well-known tourist destinations and some of the world’s most dangerous regions. He talks about blending in with local cultures, navigating foreign governments, and the importance of having an open mind when exploring new places. His tales of historical landmarks, vibrant cultures, and unique experiences will inspire you to pack your bags and see the world.

If you're passionate about travel, culture, and adventure—or curious about what it’s like to visit places like Afghanistan and Lebanon—this episode is a must-listen!

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00:00 Introduction to the World Traveler

00:27 Welcome to the None of Your Business Podcast

01:00 Lightning Round: Quick Questions with the Guest

05:48 First Travel Experiences and Eurorail Adventures

07:48 Exploring Italy and Beyond

09:34 Middle East and African Adventures

10:14 Challenges and Unique Experiences

15:25 Wonders of the World and Cultural Insights

23:17 Discussing Watches and Travel Safety

23:38 Making Friends While Traveling

25:00 Favorite Trips and Unique Experiences

25:44 Scary Travel Stories

27:53 Political Views and Global Perspectives

31:11 Travel Bucket List and Future Plans

37:53 Travel Tips and Recommendations

41:27 Podcast Guest Invitation and Conclusion

This episode is proudly sponsored by Serenity Center. At Serenity Center, your story matters. Grounded in a multicultural framework, they are dedicated to providing premium, knowledgeable, and versatile mental health services that are accessible to all. With a person-centered approach at the heart of their mission, Serenity Center is here to help you and your loved ones find serenity.

Contact Serenity Center:

🌐 Website: https://www.serenityctr.com

📞 Phone: (845) 286-2210

📍 Address: 232 North Main Street, Spring Valley, NY 10952

In this episode of the None of Your Business Podcast, we’re joined by Aaron Zutler, co-founder of Popinsanity Gourmet Popcorn who takes us through his inspiring journey of transforming a simple idea into a gourmet popcorn empire. From humble beginnings in an 800-square-foot space to national recognition—including being featured on Oprah’s Favorite Things list—Aaron shares the grit, hustle, and heart that made it all possible.

Aaron reveals how a chance encounter with a popcorn machine sparked the creation of Pop Insanity and dives into the challenges of building a high-end food brand from scratch. He also highlights the power of relationships and networking in driving success and takes us behind the scenes of Pop Insanity’s rise, from catering events to breaking into mainstream markets.

This episode is packed with valuable lessons on entrepreneurship, resilience, and how passion and perseverance can turn even the smallest spark into a roaring success.

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00:00 Welcome and Introduction

00:45 Meeting Aaron Zutler from Pop Insanity

00:54 The Popcorn Revelation

01:23 New Sponsor and Shout outs

02:01 A Memorable Yom Kippur Experience

04:05 Pop Insanity's Journey Begins

04:58 Challenges and Growth

06:29 The Turning Point

07:45 Building the Business

10:35 Early Struggles and Support

12:57 First Big Orders and Expansion

16:38 Strategic Partnerships and Scaling Up

20:08 The Role of Key People

30:46 Entering Retail and Distribution

43:06 The Oprah Encounter

43:20 Breaking into Mainstream America

44:08 The Trade Show Experience

45:44 Oprah's Favorite Things

49:07 Impact of Oprah's Endorsement

52:30 Expanding Pop Insanity

54:32 Starting a Business Later in Life

56:04 The Popcorn Machine Story

58:32 Gratitude and Success

01:00:42 Business Advice and Reflections

01:10:11 Lightning Round and Final Thoughts

This episode is proudly sponsored by Serenity Center. At Serenity Center, your story matters. Grounded in a multicultural framework, they are dedicated to providing premium, knowledgeable, and versatile mental health services that are accessible to all. With a person-centered approach at the heart of their mission, Serenity Center is here to help you and your loved ones find serenity.

Contact Serenity Center:

🌐 Website: https://www.serenityctr.com

📞 Phone: (845) 286-2210

📍 Address: 232 North Main Street, Spring Valley, NY 109

In this episode of the None of Your Business Podcast, we sit down with Yishai Flor, the 13-year-old entrepreneur behind Shiner Mobile Detail, a thriving mobile car detailing business in the Tri-State area. With just a $350 loan from his mom, Yishai turned a simple idea into a successful company that’s gaining attention far beyond his community.

Yishai shares how a chance encounter led to a viral video that skyrocketed his business, as well as the unique challenges of being a teenage CEO. He opens up about his daily grind, balancing work and learning, and his passion for hard work and giving back. His story highlights the importance of grit, ambition, and taking that first step toward success.

If you’re looking for inspiration from a young mind with big dreams, or want to learn about starting a business, building a brand, and creating a meaningful impact, this episode is a must-listen.

00:00 Introduction and Unexpected Call

00:25 Book Announcement and Banter

00:48 Podcast Welcome and Sponsorship

01:38 Meeting Yishai: The Young Entrepreneur

02:58 Yishai's Business Journey

04:59 Daily Routine and Business Operations

06:35 Challenges and Advice for Young Entrepreneurs

07:05 Balancing Business and Youth

09:50 Future Plans and Business Strategy

27:07 Unexpected Finds in Cars

27:23 Handling Non-Paying Customers

28:06 Google Reviews and Customer Feedback

28:49 Balancing Work and Personal Life

29:35 Passions Beyond Car Cleaning

29:47 Starting a Car Cleaning Job

30:15 Discounts and Promotions

30:37 The Importance of a Website

31:23 Social Media and Business Growth

34:30 Charity and Giving Back

36:38 Future Aspirations and Big Purchases

39:55 Inspiring Others and Franchising

44:36 Concluding Thoughts and Farewell

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This episode is proudly sponsored by Serenity Center. At Serenity Center, your story matters. Grounded in a multicultural framework, they are dedicated to providing premium, knowledgeable, and versatile mental health services that are accessible to all. With a person-centered approach at the heart of their mission, Serenity Center is here to help you and your loved ones find serenity.

Contact Serenity Center: 🌐 Website: https://www.serenityctr.com 📞 Phone: (845) 286-2210 📍 Address: 232 North Main Street, Spring Valley, NY 1097

In this inspiring episode of the None of Your Business Podcast, we sit down with Ralph Zucker, the visionary President of Somerset Development, to explore his transformative work at Bell Works. Once a vacant Bell Labs site, Bell Works is now a bustling "MetroBurb" that redefines suburban living by integrating office spaces, retail, dining, wellness, and community under one roof.

Ralph shares his journey from residential development to spearheading this monumental project, his philosophy of "new urbanism," and the risks and rewards of taking on such a massive undertaking. From humble beginnings in Lakewood, NJ, to building ecosystems that foster creativity, collaboration, and growth, Ralph’s story is as inspiring as the spaces he creates.

Tune in to hear how his passion for walkable communities, integrity-driven leadership, and a touch of divine intervention have shaped his career—and how Bell Works has become a thriving hub for people to live, work, and connect.

Whether you're an entrepreneur, a real estate enthusiast, or just someone who loves a good underdog story, this episode is packed with insights and inspiration.

00:00 Introduction and Sponsor Shoutout

00:11 Meet Ralph Zucker: The Visionary Behind Bell Works

01:02 The Bell Works Transformation

02:25 New Urbanism and Community Building

05:13 Challenges and Success Stories

08:18 The Ecosystem of Bell Works

17:47 Ralph Zucker's Background and Journey

19:33 Discovering a Talent for Real Estate

20:58 The Struggles and Lessons of Early Real Estate Ventures

22:07 Overcoming Financial Hardships

24:45 Building a Reputation in Real Estate

26:27 Balancing Work and Personal Life

28:50 Mentorship and Legacy

32:19 Final Thoughts and Reflections

This episode is proudly sponsored by Serenity Center.

At Serenity Center, your story matters. Grounded in a multicultural framework, they are dedicated to providing premium, knowledgeable, and versatile mental health services that are accessible to all. With a person-centered approach at the heart of their mission, Serenity Center is here to help you and your loved ones find serenity.

Contact Serenity Center:

🌐 Website: serenityctr.com

📞 Phone: (845) 286-2210

📍 Address: 232 North Main Street, Spring Valley, NY 1097

Recorded live at the NY Healthcare Show, this special episode of the None of Your Business Podcast brings together inspiring leaders from the healthcare industry.

First, we sit down with Renee Pruzansky, Vice President of Strategy and Business Development at Infinite Care. A trailblazing executive in the nursing home sector, Renee shares her remarkable journey from marketing director to successful portfolio owner. She highlights her innovative programs in cardiac rehab and telemedicine and discusses her passion for mentoring the next generation of women leaders in healthcare. Renee offers invaluable insights into leadership, growth, and balancing a thriving career with family life.

Next, we’re joined by Gedalia Wielgus, CFO, and Ari Greenspan, CEO, the co-founders of WeCare HCC. They reflect on their unique partnership, the challenges and rewards of operating healthcare facilities, and their commitment to building strong workplace cultures. Their heartwarming tradition of delivering Thanksgiving pies to staff underscores their dedication to community and appreciation for those on the frontlines of care.

Tune in for a lively and insightful double feature that delves into the power of innovation, resilience, and teamwork in the healthcare industry. Whether you’re a professional in the field or seeking inspiration, this episode has something for everyone!

This episode is proudly sponsored by Serenity Center. At Serenity Center, your story matters. Grounded in a multicultural framework, they are dedicated to providing premium, knowledgeable, and versatile mental health services that are accessible to all. With a person-centered approach at the heart of their mission, Serenity Center is here to help you and your loved ones find serenity.

Contact Serenity Center: 🌐 Website: serenityctr.com 📞 Phone: (845) 286-2210 📍 Address: 232 North Main Street, Spring Valley, NY 10977

Special thanks to Powwow Events for organizing the NY Healthcare Show, where this episode was recorded. Powwow Events is a leader in creating world-class experiences for healthcare professionals to connect, collaborate, and grow. Learn more at powwowevent.com.

00:00 Introduction and Episode Overview

01:44 Introducing the New Sponsor

02:49 Interview with Renee Pruzansky

03:13 Renee's Journey in the Nursing Home Industry

04:04 Challenges and Successes as a Female Leader

09:39 Innovations and Technology in Healthcare

19:45 Encouraging Women in Leadership

25:35 Closing Thoughts and Future Plans

27:07 Meet the Team: Gedalia Wielgus and Ari Greenspan

27:20 The Origin of WeCare Centers

28:29 A Partnership Begins: Gedalia and Ari's Story

30:32 Navigating Financial Challenges

31:45 Roles and Responsibilities

33:59 Building a Strong Company Culture

40:12 Thanksgiving Tradition: Giving Back to Staff

44:47 Reflections and Advice for Newcomers

46:53 Balancing Work and Fun

49:20 Final Thoughts and New Year's Resolutions

In this episode of the None of Your Business Podcast, we sit down with Berel Solomon—a successful businessman, devoted family man, acclaimed film producer, and outspoken political commentator. Berel opens up about his incredible journey from leading a multimillion-dollar company to forging his own path as an entrepreneur and community leader.

Throughout the conversation, Berel shares his unique perspective on balancing faith, ambition, and success. He reveals how he sets and pursues bold goals, the importance of trusting in God while taking decisive action, and why being “good enough” is a powerful message for everyone.

Berel also gets personal, discussing his struggles with self-doubt, the challenges of entrepreneurship, and the lessons he’s learned about finding happiness in the moment while striving for greatness. His candid reflections offer invaluable insights for anyone seeking inspiration in their own journey.

Join us for this empowering and thought-provoking conversation, and discover why Berel Solomon’s story resonates with so many. Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more impactful episodes!

00:00 Introduction and the Importance of Putting Yourself Out There

15:33 Networking and Building Connections

15:43 Future Goals and Legacy

16:14 The Drive to Help Others Succeed

18:09 The Reality of Making Money

18:51 The Importance of People in Business

19:50 Balancing Introversion and Extroversion

21:48 Overcoming Personal Challenges

24:44 Striving for Success and Contentment

25:44 Conclusion and Future Plans

In this episode, we sit down with Nachi Gordon, the youngest NBA-certified agent who left the cutthroat sports world to create a global movement with Meaningful Minute and Meaningful People. Nachi shares his incredible journey, from signing professional athletes to inspiring millions with bite-sized Torah content and impactful conversations. Discover how Nachi turned an idea into a platform that bridges communities, fosters growth, and changes lives—one minute at a time. Plus, hear behind-the-scenes stories from his time in the NBA, his transformative moments, and the lessons that shaped his path. Whether you’re a fan of sports, personal growth, or stories of transformation, this episode will inspire and uplift.

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00:00 The Origin of Meaningful Minute

00:19 Introduction to the Podcast

01:09 Guest Introduction and Early Life

02:32 High School and Early Career Aspirations

07:58 Journey into Sports Agency

12:52 The Birth of Meaningful Minute

15:22 Rapid Growth and Recognition

22:40 Balancing Fame and Privacy

23:51 Starting the Podcast

25:00 Humanizing Public Figures

25:32 The Effort Behind a Meaningful Minute

26:33 Starting a Podcast During COVID

27:49 The Impact of Vulnerability

33:58 Dealing with Hate and Anti-Semitism

43:37 The Power of Media and Film

50:28 Reflecting on Missed Opportunities

51:19 The Power of Social Media in Outreach

52:08 Responding to Criticism with Empathy

53:26 The Journey of Fundraising

54:15 Building a Grassroots Movement

57:12 Unexpected Support from Influential Figures

59:34 The Impact of Personal Stories

01:01:34 Balancing Personal and Professional Growth

01:16:38 Consistency is Key to Success

01:17:37 Conclusion and Final Thoughts