If You Know You Know

Unfiltered conversations with entrepreneurs, creators, and rule breakers. This is where business meets real life. Raw stories, real lessons, and the mindset behind extraordinary success. Business Inquiries: ToryLmorton@gmail.com

If You Know You Know is a business podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 0 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  Episode #46

  Daniel Lo Manto on 5 Locations, Big Mistakes & Bigger Lessons

  Sep 16, 202640 minS1

  In this episode of If You Know You Know, we sit down with Daniel Lo Manto, the man behind BOSSA and one of Montreal’s sandwich kings, to talk about what it really takes to build a restaurant brand from the ground up and grow it to five locations. Daniel gets into the side of the restaurant business customers rarely see: his biggest business mistake, why eating out has become so expensive, dealing with difficult customers, fake Google reviews, and the realities of growing without losing what made BOSSA special in the first place. Of course, we talk food too. Daniel breaks down what actually makes the perfect sandwich, shares one of his favourite Montreal hidden gems, and tells us which Montreal spot is currently inspiring him. From sandwiches and scaling to mistakes, money, customers and Montreal’s food scene, this episode goes way beyond what’s between two slices of bread. Watch the full episode of If You Know You Know now.

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  Episode #45

  William Rossy on What People Get Wrong About Success & Happiness

  Sep 9, 202630 minS1

  Will Rossy, founder of Sprouht, joins If You Know You Know to talk about what he’s learned from having conversations with people from all walks of life and what actually makes a good life. Through Sprouht, Will has built an audience of millions and generated hundreds of millions of views by asking people meaningful questions about life, success, happiness, relationships, regret, money, and the advice they wish they knew sooner. After interviewing everyone from everyday strangers to high-level entrepreneurs, executives, creators, and fascinating people around the world, we wanted to know: What has Will learned from all of them? We get into how Sprouht started, the reality behind creating viral content, what millions of views actually mean, and how Will approaches strangers and gets them to open up on camera. He shares the biggest lessons and patterns he’s noticed after thousands of conversations including what successful people have in common, whether money actually makes people happier, the regrets that come up again and again, and what he now believes truly makes a fulfilling life. We also bring it back home to Montreal. Will shares his favourite hidden Montreal gems, the places he thinks deserve more hype, his relationship with the city, and how being from Montreal has influenced the person and creator he’s become. Plus, we talk about ambition, success, purpose, social media, building a community instead of just chasing views, the conversations that have stayed with him the most, and the advice he’s personally taken away from the people he’s interviewed. After spending years asking everyone else the big questions, this time Will Rossy is the one answering them. Watch the full episode of If You Know You Know with Will Rossy of Sprouht.

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  Episode #44

  Corey Shapiro on Celebrity Clients, Dream Collaborations & Taking Risks

  Sep 2, 202656 minS1

  Corey Shapiro, founder of Vintage Frames Company, joins If You Know You Know to talk about building one of the most recognizable eyewear brands out of Montreal and the unconventional path that got him there. Corey takes us back to the beginning, from getting his start in the sneaker industry to turning his obsession with vintage eyewear into a business that has built a massive celebrity network and put Vintage Frames on some of the biggest names in music and entertainment. We get into Montreal vs. Miami, his favourite Montreal restaurants and hidden gems, how relationships and networking helped shape his career, and why Elton John remains the ultimate dream collaboration. Corey also opens up about the side of entrepreneurship people don’t always see: the hardest moments of building his company, taking risks when there was no guarantee they would work, staying relevant as trends change, and what he would do differently if he were starting again today. Plus, we talk about celebrity stories, sneaker culture, personal style, Montreal’s influence on his brand, the evolution of Vintage Frames, what success actually looks like behind the scenes, and his best advice for anyone trying to build something of their own. If you’re into fashion, entrepreneurship, Montreal culture, celebrity stories, or just want to know how Vintage Frames became Vintage Frames, this episode is for you. Watch the full episode of If You Know You Know with Corey Shapiro.

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  Episode #43

  Inside Yans Deli: Benji Greenberg on Leaving Joe Beef & Building His Own Restaurant

  Aug 19, 202628 minS1

  Benji Greenberg spent years at Joe Beef before leaving to build Yans Deli. We talk about taking the leap, what it really takes to open a restaurant, Montreal food culture, Jewish deli traditions, business mistakes, crazy customer stories, and what actually happens behind the scenes in the restaurant world. If you know, you know.

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  Episode #42

  Zach Macklovitch on Montreal Nightlife, A-List Parties and a $35K Mistake

  Aug 12, 20261h 5mS1

  On this episode of If You Know You Know, we sit down with Zach Macklovitch, one of the biggest names behind Montreal’s nightlife and cultural scene. Zach takes us inside the world of Montreal after dark from the legendary parties and unforgettable nights that helped put the city on the map, to wild stories involving Travis Scott, Tiësto, Kaytranada, A-Trak and more. We get into what makes Montreal truly special, why its nightlife has always had a culture of its own, and how the city compares to Toronto when it comes to clubs, crowds and going out. Zach also opens up about one of the biggest mistakes of his career, a mistake that cost him $35,000 and what he learned from it. Plus, he shares some of his most legendary DJ stories, how Montreal nightlife has changed over the years, what he thinks the city is missing today, and where he sees the future of Montreal nightlife heading. If you’ve ever wondered what really happens behind the scenes of Montreal’s biggest parties, this one is for you!

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