Today on Adeptus On-Air, host Mike Hoffman chats with Artie Shaw, a dynamic content creator, motivational speaker, and automotive enthusiast. Artie shares his journey from being a project manager in the EMR space to building an online brand around his passion for cars, motorcycles, and personal development. He discusses how his brother and wife pushed him into content creation, the evolution of his brand from car videos to confidence coaching, and why helping people communicate better is at the heart of everything he does. Tune in to hear Artie’s stories about navigating the car community, his approach to teaching and storytelling, and his thoughts on turning passion into purpose.

Today on Adeptus On-Air, host Mike Hoffman chats with Jeremy Nunes, a stand-up comedian and former small-town mayor known for his Dry Bar Comedy special "Neighborhood Sasquatch" and his Amazon Prime special "Who's With Me?". Jeremy shares his journey from managing his family's trailer park to running for mayor as a joke and unexpectedly winning. He discusses his experiences in local politics, the stories that led to his bestselling book "You Can't Write City Hall," and his rise as one of the most requested comedians on Sirius XM. Tune in to hear about Jeremy’s approach to storytelling, his thoughts on the evolving comedy industry, and the lessons he learned from balancing small-town leadership with stand-up success.

Today on Adeptus On-Air, host Mike Hoffman chats with Dawn Chubai, an award-winning television host, live selling expert, and media trainer who has spent decades helping people and brands build confidence and credibility on camera. Dawn shares her journey from singing jazz in Edmonton to becoming one of Canada’s most trusted home shopping hosts. As a media trainer, she emphasizes the importance of entrepreneurs being the face of their brand and feeling comfortable in front of the camera, highlighting how trust is built through showing your face when selling a product. Tune in to hear how Dawn trains individuals and businesses to navigate their online presence, the growing role of AI in digital marketing, and the importance of credibility in an age of misinformation.

Today on Adeptus On-Air, host Ashley Greene chats with DANAMA, a musician whose artistry centers on transforming mental health struggles into strength and empowerment. DANAMA shares her personal journey of overcoming the inner critic, using music as a tool for healing, and encouraging others to find their own voice through vulnerability and resilience. Together, Ashley and DANAMA dive into the importance of mindfulness, the challenges of social media, and how embracing imperfection can unlock deeper self-acceptance. Tune in to hear about DANAMA’s upcoming single "Mend My Soul," her festival appearances, and how her music aims to turn hardship into hope for listeners everywhere.

On today’s episode of Adeptus On-Air, host James Walker chats with Frank Gallo, a senior accounting major at Temple University and the first recipient of the James E. Walker Scholarship. Frank reflects on his path to Temple, his decision to major in accounting, and the rewarding feeling of being recognized for his hard work. With two job offers on the table, Frank shares his career aspirations, thoughts on the impact of AI in accounting, and love for Philly sports and golf. Tune in to hear his insights on navigating college, job interviews, and the future of accounting.

Today on Adeptus On-Air, Mike Hoffman chats with Kelsey Karper, co-founder and Director of Logistical Creativity for Factory Obscura, a collaborative company creating immersive art experiences. Kelsey shares how Factory Obscura started as an ambitious idea among friends and grew into a movement to create transformative art experiences in Oklahoma City. In 2017, the founding team of five introduced their first large-scale installation, drawing 20,000 visitors and sparking rapid growth. Kelsey discusses the challenges and triumphs of bringing immersive art to life, from building community connections to expanding their creative reach through local events. Tune in to hear how Kelsey and her team are shaping the future of experiential art and fostering a thriving creative community.

Today on Adeptus On-Air, host James Walker chats with Ryan Galway, a musician and entertainment entrepreneur. Ryan shares the inspiration behind his latest single, Valentine, the meaning behind his band name Ryan and the Remedy, and his plan to release his album Heart Matters in two parts. He discusses his songwriting process, how his biggest musical influences shaped his passion for writing love songs at just 10 years old, and how he balances creativity with business. Beyond music, Ryan talks about his entrepreneurial ventures, from launching Sleepless Lyfe to creating a podcast that helps independent artists market their music. Tune in to hear Ryan’s insights on the challenges of today’s music industry, the realities of independent artistry, and the lessons he’s learned from working behind the scenes and on the stage.

Today on Adeptus On-Air, host Mike Hoffman chats with Alfred Sauchelli Jr., a truck driver and an actor. Alfred shares his unique journey into acting, landing a role in A Bronx Tale and setting the stage for a career alongside Hollywood legends like Robert De Niro and Billy Crystal. Alfred discusses his first meeting with Robert De Niro, the audition process, and how he balanced his newfound acting career with his job as a truck driver. He gives a behind-the-scenes look into iconic films and TV shows like Analyze This and Analyze That, Blue Bloods, and Law and Order. Tune in to hear Alfred’s perspective on the industry’s evolution, being one of Robert DeNiro’s boys, and the importance of staying grounded.

Today on Adeptus On-Air, host Mike Hoffman chats with Tricia Poulus Leonard, an artist, Creative Coach, and author of The Artist’s Map to Success. Tricia shares her journey from scribbling on walls as a child to building a successful art career. She points out that while art school honed her creative skills, it didn't equip her with the essential business knowledge needed to thrive as a working artist. Recognizing this gap, Tricia developed her own expertise in the business side of art. Through teaching and her book, Tricia explains the practical steps artists can take to build a sustainable career. Tune in to hear about Tricia’s insights on balancing art creation and marketing, her strategies for pricing artwork competitively, and where you can find her book, The Artist’s Map to Success.  

Today on Adeptus On-Air, host Mike Hoffman chats with Flobo Boyce, a multi-talented entertainer and sports journalist. Flobo shares how his book, Graduation Day, draws from real-life experiences and culminates in a personal commencement speech. He reflects on his unexpected path to stand-up comedy—starting with a near-death experience and leading to his first performance at the legendary Comedy Store in Los Angeles, right after someone was booed off the stage. Flobo and Mike dive into old-school professional wrestling, James Bond movies, and the evolution of the Mets. Tune in to hear about Flobo’s work in sports journalism, his efforts to bring baseball to new audiences, and what’s next on his ever-growing list of projects.