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New York’s Business Podcast, hosted by passionate entrepreneur Jacob Restituto, explores the stories of the brightest business minds. From legacy owners to rising stars, the podcast uncovers their secrets to growth, resilience, and success. Each episode dives into topics like scaling operations, fostering community, and adapting to challenges. Rooted in the Empire State but aiming to inspire nationwide, it’s the go-to resource for business owners ready to grow, pivot, and gain fresh insights.
New York hosts New York's Business Podcast, a business show with 96 episodes published.
What happens when someone moves into assisted living or independent living and suddenly loses access to the everyday choices they used to make?That question is at the heart of my conversation with Matt Smith, co-founder
After 10+ years working inside a large marketing firm, Angela Reina saw a problem that never sat right with her:Small businesses were paying real money for marketing help, but they often weren’t getting the same level of
What happens when a business owner watches everything he built get carried out onto the street?For Vinny Deriso, founder of Revolution Fitness, that moment could have been the end.Instead, it became the reset.After being
What started at Alexandra’s kitchen table has grown into a creative wellness brand built around self-care, community, and supporting local businesses.Alexandra, the founder of So Sweet Sentimental, is a therapist by trad
At just 20 years old, Jack Reinard is already operating in two very different but connected worlds.He is the founder of Rent-A-Tent, a Long Island tent and party rental company he started as a senior in high school with
Monica Banks, founder of Mom Creators, is helping redefine what it means to be a creator in today’s economy.In our conversation, Monica breaks down one of the biggest misconceptions in content creation: that you need to
What does it really take to turn a passion into a profession?In this episode of the New York Business Podcast, I sit down with musician Mike Alessi — a lifelong performer who went from playing guitar in the streets of No
Most people think they’re doing the right thing for retirement.401(k)s, IRAs, tax deferral—it’s what we’ve all been told to do.But what if the system itself is flawed?In this episode, I sat down with Jim Capuano, Owner o
Andrea Pascale didn’t plan on entering the beauty industry—she studied behavioral sciences and started her career in social work. But when she realized she was overworked, underpaid, and unfulfilled, she made a decision
From student… to owner… to multi-business entrepreneur.In this episode of The New York Business Podcast, we sit down with Kelly Peckholdt, founder of Babylon Barre and Position Dance Studio, who turned a childhood passio
Meet Brandon Smith, owner of Mid-Hudson Security Consultants, a state-licensed security firm based in Newburgh, NY. Known in the industry as “Mr. B,” Brandon has built his company on one core mission: raising the standar
Most business owners use social media to sell.Arthur Frischman, the owner of Long Island Sign Guy, took a different approach — he used it to build relationships.Instead of constantly promoting his services, Arthur create
Many entrepreneurs build businesses by chasing opportunity.Others build them by solving a problem they experienced firsthand.For Hallie Sherman, founder of Speech Time Fun, the journey began in the classroom as a speech-
There are seasons in a woman’s life that no one prepares her for.In this episode of New York’s Business Podcast, I sit down with Caitlin Silverstein, LCSW founder of The Nurtured Bloom Therapy in Commack to talk about th
Some entrepreneurs start with a business plan.Others start with an unexpected moment that changes everything.At 41 years old, Don Donneruno wasn’t a baker. He wasn’t running a storefront. He wasn’t chasing cupcakes or cu
Meet Melissa Gund, Founder of The Rested Little Nest—a certified pediatric sleep consultant and mom of two who’s helping families build healthy, sustainable relationships with sleep.Melissa takes a gentle, highly persona
Meet Kristina Ford, licensed esthetician, educator, and owner of The Skyn Lounge.Kristina’s journey started in makeup artistry and evolved into a decade-long skincare business built on something deeper than treatments al
Meet Wendy Quintero, the founder and creative force behind Wendylandia Boutique — a women’s accessory brand built on identity, emotion, and self-expression Wendylandia isn’t just about headbands, jewelry, or hats. It’s a
In this episode, Sheana Arevalo, Owner and Publisher of Westchester Real Producers, explains why her publication isn’t about popularity, paid placements, or inflated titles — it’s about verification. To be featured, real
When Omar Awan took over his family’s auto business, he knew staying the same wasn’t an option. What began as a repair shop servicing taxi and TLC drivers needed to evolve if it was going to survive — and thrive — in a n
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