The Boston Podcast

Mike Nathanson of the Colony Group can do business remotely. But, he says, until we get back in the office, there is something missing.

Dave talks to Rachel Glazer, President & Chief Creative Officer, Rachel G Events. As President and Chief Creative Officer, Rachel plans and executes a wide range of corporate and social events, conferences, fundraisers, galas, private parties, and missions.

Meet Derron Darcy. Business owner. Film Offcianado. Passed his Coronavirus test with flying colors.

Dr. Stuart Ablon of thinkkids.org joins the show to talk about managing kids of all kind during this challenging period.

In an interview recorded shortly before the quarantine, Dave talks to Chris Marquet of Veritas Assurance Partners, an investigator with expertise in Global Investigations, Integrity Due Diligence, Fraud, Risk & Special Fact Finding.

Dave talks with Keith Dee of Osage Advisors about the quaratine's lasting effect on the business world.

Melissa Radon Goldstone advises non-profits -- and has thoughts on how they can survive the pandemic.

In a crisis (as wel all are) look to the crisis manager. Meet Janey Bishoff of Bishoff Communications.

No tourney? No problem. Dave Barend of www.collegehoopshumor.com and KJ Gerholz of www.bellyupsports.com explain the 64-entry tournament that will determine the greatest basketball movie ever. VOTE on Twitter at @collhoopshumor

Anne LaFleur created the 'Gift of Happiness' because she wants to live in a world where people experience the joy and comfort of human connection. Is it perhaps just what we need NOW? Listen and enjoy. More at https://www.thegiftofhappiness.org/

Erin Fletcher Stern joins the show to tell the tale of Camp Casco. Erin, a Harvard graduate, found a passion in providing emotional support services for children affected by cancer, and co-founded Camp Casco, which provides a wonderful summer experience for children with cancer and their families.

Meet Rob Levinson - whose company Leverage Advisors can tell you how to achieve top-priority business, brand, and creative goals. Also, the restaurant where you should be drinking tequila and the obscure show you should be watching.

Lawyer Neil Cohen joins to show to explain why he is literally fighting for his pal Matt Tobin and Matt's daugher Carly. Neil will enter the boxing ring for cancer research on Thursday May 14 courtesy of Haymakers for Hope. More info: https://haymakersforhope.org/event/boston/2020/rock-n-rumble-x

Meet Joyce Gerber and Amie Searles - hosts of "The Canna Mom Show" - a podcast that shines the light on women entrepreneurs doing amazing things in the cannabis industry.

A chat with Diane Darling, author, educator, and business consultant. on the subject of the art of networking.

A chat with Tim Kilroy, whose compelling new podcast "The Kilroy Report" will launch soon -- featuring the tales of agencies and entrepreneurs.

Dave chats with stalwart layer VinDicianni about what he does at Afilliated Marketing.

Laura De Veau and Marile Barton from the Pete Buttigieg campaign make the case as to why it's truly Pete Time.

Gentleman attorney Al DeNapoli says making wine was a family tradition. Now a new winery in Walpole is a dream come true.

David Abend, founder of The Bucket, can tell you what your "Bucket Age" is. And why it matters.

Hear the story of a Melissa Mayer, real-estate maven and all-around badass.

Lawyer Michael F. Walsh is a town selectman, a candidate for the Norfolk Register of Probate - and a rockin DJ. He tells all, from justice, law and politics to Earth Wind and Fire.

A chat with Ryan Sprague, host of the podcast "Highly Optimized."

Budding sports broadcaster Danny Kramer joins the show to talk about Mookie Betts's departure; how to interview Tom Brady; and why his dynamite will never boom. Please enjoy and share!

Sue Sullivan, the Boch Center’s Chief Strategic Officer and ArtWeek Lead Champion joins the show to talk about ArtWeek Mass. 2020. Sue is the machine behind ArtWeek’s success and establishing its reputation as ‘restaurant week for the arts.’ Because of her and her team’s hard work, ArtWeek increased the number of events under its umbrella from 525 in 2018 to nearly 600 in 2019, and looks to eclips...