BTW2LINES Episode 56 featuring Mia Ong, co-founder of DatasentOn Episode 56 of BTW2LINES, I sit down with Mia Ong — co-founder of Datasent, a Los Angeles-based artificial intelligence startup, and a longtime friend of mine.Mia and I met over 10 years ago in LA, and after years of life moving in different directions, we reconnected in Manhattan after a fundraising party she was hosting. That moment turned into a great conversation about friendship, timing, entrepreneurship, AI, and what it takes to build something real.Through Datasent, Mia has been building in the artificial intelligence space while hosting exclusive events that bring together founders, investors, and industry leaders.This episode is part catch-up, part founder story, and part look into the future of AI, startups, and the people building behind the scenes.Tap in and catch the wave.

On episode 55 of BTW2LINES, I sit down in Manhattan with Brett David, aka Daddydoitall — a Lower East Side entrepreneur, nightlife fixture, and the force behind Ludlow Vintage Supply. We talk all things vintage, what it was like being in NYC on 9/11, what New York feels like these days, and a whole realm of cool shit. I was definitely tired on this one, and I think it made me a little goofier in the best way. I honestly love how this episode came out. Jump in and catch the wave.

Episode 54 of BTW2LINES features my longtime mentor and friend, Humble the Poet. I joined Humble at his home in the Lower East Side of Manhattan for a beautiful conversation about life, creativity, and growth. We talk about what it’s like to write books, make TV, and continue building a career rooted in honesty and purpose. Humble has written Unlearn, Things No One Else Can Teach Us, How to Be Love(d), and UnAnxious, and his work has connected with people across books, media, and live storytelling. This episode is a real conversation between friends - full of perspective, insight, and the kind of wisdom that only comes from experience. 

BTW2LINES Episode 53 features Izzy Polnaszek, a talented screenwriter currently preparing to bring her new feature film, Missing Cody, to life in Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin. In this episode, we dive into the creative process behind writing a movie, what it was like for Izzy growing up with parents involved in filmmaking, and her experience being raised around film sets. We talk storytelling, creativity, behind-the-scenes memories, and yes — our shared love for the craft services table. A fun, insightful, and inspiring episode you won’t want to miss.Follow Izzy here! https://www.instagram.com/izy.pol?igsh=MXNqOG5lbm42eDN5dw%3D%3D&utm_source=qrhttps://www.tiktok.com/@izy.pol?_r=1&_t=ZT-94xwIDp6glahttps://www.tiktok.com/@technicolordreamboat?_r=1&_t=ZT-94xwIDnR5ag

Episode 52 – BTW2LINES Podcast ft. Hannah AllyIn this episode of BTW2LINES, we sit down with longtime friend, mother, entrepreneur, and author Hannah Ally for a real and refreshing catch-up. From navigating motherhood to building businesses and stepping into authorship, Hannah shares her journey, lessons learned, and the mindset that’s helped her grow through every season of life.This conversation goes beyond titles—we dive into the realities of balancing it all, evolving as individuals, and staying grounded while chasing bigger goals. It’s honest, relatable, and full of insight for anyone figuring it out as they go.Tune in as we talk all things life, growth, and everything in between.

In Episode 51 of BTW2Lines, we sit down with Katelynn Taylor — the creator of Good Ass Hair Day — and have one of those conversations that just flows. Katelynn shares how she got her start doing hair, how she leaned into TikTok early, and how showing up authentically helped her build a seriously loyal following. What started as content turned into community… and that community turned into a brand. Her dry shampoo, Good Ass Hair Day, didn’t just launch quietly — it blew up and is now distributed in all 50 states. We talk about the messy middle, the leap from creator to founder, what it really feels like when demand spikes, and how staying true to yourself can actually be the strategy. This one’s honest, inspiring, and full of gems for anyone building something from scratch. Tap in. Episode 51 is live. tap in https://agoodassday.com

BTW2LINES – Episode 50Featuring Gwen “Lilly” Singer & Kevin Torres Episode 50 feels like a movie.I left Wisconsin at 4AM, caught a flight to LA, landed, and within hours found myself inside a $10 million house called Gwen. No sleep. No reset. Just straight into the chaos.Joined by my longtime friend and muse Gwen “Lilly” Singer and her friend, filmmaker Kevin Torres, we squeezed in a quick photo shoot before sitting down for one of the most spontaneous conversations we’ve had yet. The last hour at the house turned into pure energy — creativity, life shifts, perspective, art, and the kind of laughter that only happens when everyone’s running on adrenaline and inspiration.This one felt too short.Wild day. Beautiful setting. Real conversation.Episode 50. Let’s go.

BTW2LINES – Episode 49 Chapin Turner & Luke Hurlburt | Returning guest Chapin Turner is back in the studio, joined by first-time guest Luke Herlburt for an early morning cast fueled by coffee and real conversation.We break down their 5:30am workout routine, how they train together, the discipline behind showing up daily, and the foods they’re eating to stay dialed in. From structure and consistency to mindset and accountability, they share what keeps them sharp physically and mentally.We also talk about Chapin’s recent purchase of his new building and what it really takes to level up — the risk, the pressure, the responsibility, and the long game thinking behind big moves.The conversation moves into fatherhood and different seasons of life — navigating a newborn versus raising an almost 18-year-old — and how growth hits different when your family is evolving with you.It’s motivating, honest, and hilarious. I haven’t laughed this hard in a while.Tap in for a grounded early-morning conversation about discipline, family, fitness, business, and what it actually means to level up.Chiphttp://www.ecbc.educationhttp://Chipsbarbershop.comhttps://www.instagram.com/marduk_the_celestial/Luke https://www.instagram.com/lhfitnesscoaching/

BTW2LINES – Episode 48 features James Crosby, the founder and creative force behind The Sticker Spot.

In this episode, James breaks down his early life growing up in California, what it was like relocating to the Midwest, and how those experiences shaped his creative mindset. We dig into where his love for stickers really comes from, the culture behind them, and how he turned a simple passion into a brand that’s stood the test of time for over 20 years.

James shares the real story of building something lasting—community, consistency, creativity, and staying true to the craft through changing trends and industries. This is a great episode for anyone interested in entrepreneurship, branding, or creative hustle.

Make sure to give it a listen, and don’t forget to check out The Sticker Spot and show some love.

BTW2Lines – Episode 47 | Featuring Ashwin JacobIn Episode 47 of BTW2Lines, we sit down with comedian Ashwin Jacob for a genuine catch-up and an honest conversation about life, comedy, creativity, and what it really looks like to build a career in entertainment.Ashwin’s comedy comes from lived experience. His style blends personal stories, relatable observations, and self-deprecating humor, often touching on the emotional ups and downs that come with growth. Whether he’s on stage or behind the mic, he has a natural way of finding humor in both everyday moments and major life shifts, which is why his work resonates with such a wide audience.This episode feels less like an interview and more like two people catching up — funny, reflective, and grounded in real experience. If you’re into comedy that’s honest, thoughtful, and rooted in real life, this conversation is for you.