In the tenth episode of Beneath the Surface, Marketing Director and host Luke Hannon is joined by Michael Moreton, President of Byrd Moreton & Associates, and Tim Sherry, Central & North Florida Sales Representative of Byrd Moreton & Associates, for a wide-ranging discussion on innovation, partnership, and the evolving world of pool heating technology.

Together, Michael and Tim share their personal journeys within the industry, their long-standing relationship with heat pump manufacturer Thermeau, and the developments they’ve witnessed throughout their careers.From technical insights to the human connections that drive the business, this episode offers a deep look into what it means to pair craftsmanship with technology, and how pools may be designed for true year-round comfort.

In the eleventh episode of Beneath the Surface, Marketing Director and host Luke Hannon sits down with Ray Desmangles, Co-Owner of Optimal Planning Group and President & Founder of BraveHeart Inspired, for a thoughtful conversation about purpose, partnership, and the pursuit of both local and global impact.

Ray shares his journey from his first introduction to A&G Concrete Pools and Travis Leonard, to the personal and professional relationships that have grown from it. He also opens up about the creation of BraveHeart Inspired, an organization born from faith, built on service, and driven by the belief that leadership is best measured by the lives it touches. A conversation that moves beyond business, this episode offers a thoughtful look at how purpose can shape both people and organizations alike.

In the ninth episode of Beneath the Surface, Marketing Director and host Luke Hannon sits down with Bob Hochstetter, Vice President of Sales and Co-Owner of Artistry In Mosaics, for a conversation that celebrates craftsmanship, creativity, and legacy in design. Together, Luke and Bob explore the intricate world of mosaic artistry — from the technical precision required in fabrication to the timeless beauty these pieces bring to modern waterscapes. Bob also shares insight into one of Artistry’s most remarkable projects: a restoration for the historic Ringling Museum, where his team was tasked with replicating century-old tile to preserve the original artistry for generations to come.

In the eighth episode of Beneath the Surface, Marketing Director and host Luke Hannon is joined by O’Neil German, Territory Service Manager of Fluidra, and Eric Berger, Territory Sales Manager of Fluidra, for a wide-ranging conversation on innovation, resilience, and the evolving landscape of swimming pool equipment. Together, O’Neil and Eric share how Fluidra adapts to the unique demands of Florida’s climate, the role of technology in shaping client experiences, and how local challenges often spark national improvements in product design. From engineering to education, this episode highlights the collaborative spirit between manufacturers and builders, and how these partnerships help elevate the future of outdoor living, both on the Treasure Coast and beyond.

In the seventh episode of Beneath the Surface, Marketing Director and host Luke Hannon sits down with Thom Jones, President of the St. Lucie County Education Foundation, for a thoughtful conversation about education, community, and the future of St. Lucie County. Thom reflects on his ten years leading the Foundation, offering insight into how school systems have evolved during his tenure, what it means for the county to maintain an A-rated district, and how empowering students extends beyond the classroom. From strengthening areas of need to investing in opportunities for growth, this episode highlights the unseen work that elevates education on the Treasure Coast, and the profound impact it has on the lives of both the students and community at large.

In the sixth episode of Beneath the Surface, Marketing Director and host Luke Hannon reflects on a summer season defined by creativity, innovation, and the pursuit of excellence in luxury pool design. Luke takes listeners inside four standout projects from the season, sharing the design intent, engineering considerations, and client inspirations that shaped each unique waterscape. From technical challenges to moments of artistic breakthrough, this episode offers a rare glimpse into the process of transforming vision into reality, and the lasting impact of thoughtful design.

In the fifth episode of Beneath the Surface, Marketing Director and host Luke Hannon sits down with DJ Hahn, Scheduling Coordinator at A&G Concrete Pools, for a wide-ranging conversation about growth, resilience, and the impact of company culture. DJ shares his journey through the company — beginning in the service department and growing into a central operations role — and reflects on the lessons learned along the way. From the front lines of A&G’s technology evolution to the importance of communication in scheduling, DJ offers insight into what it means to be part of a team where every detail matters.

In the fourth episode of Beneath the Surface, Marketing Director and host Luke Hannon answers twenty of the most frequently asked questions by clients of A&G Concrete Pools, offering clear and thoughtful insight into the entirety of the custom pool process. From understanding the first steps of design to navigating permitting, material selections, and construction expectations, this episode serves as a practical guide for any individual considering a journey into the world of luxury waterscapes.

In the third episode of Beneath the Surface, Marketing Director and host Luke Hannon sits down with Lillie Shepherd, Director of Procurement, and Patti Giunta, Office Manager, for an inspiring conversation about leadership, longevity, and legacy within A&G Concrete Pools. Lillie and Patti share their individual journeys with the company, reflect on their experiences navigating a male-dominated industry, and discuss the importance of intergenerational collaboration in today’s workplace.

In the second episode of Beneath the Surface, host Luke Hannon sits down with Professional Designer Jason Baran for a thoughtful conversation about creative freedom, mentorship, and the evolving nature of design at A&G Concrete Pools. Jason reflects on his journey to A&G and the principles that guide his approach to each project, from single-resident retreats to large-scale community designs. Along the way, he shares how the culture of trust and autonomy at A&G empowers him to create spaces that are not only beautiful, but deeply personal to the families they’re built for.