Cory Cast

This episode is very special to me! I got my Dad to do an episode and we just got to chat about his love for computers and his work history. Dad is always himself and it's something I've always admired. I feel like this episode really shined light on how great of a human he is.

Surprise! Here's a special episode with one of my favorite humans on this planet! My friend, my brother, and dare I say LOVER..

Donna Jordan has been in my life since I was 17 years old. She's a powerful role model and is my real estate mentor. Donna is a very successful real estate agent here in Syracuse, New York, and has shared much of her knowledge to myself and the others around her.. It's always a great pleasure sitting down and talking to her!

Jim Kearns is a talented filmographer and a sweetie! His love for jiu jitsu and filming came together during his time at Grappler Quest.

Jamie is a massage therapist, and veteran pro MMA fighter. He's been one of my favorite training partners and a major reason I decided to do this podcast. It meant a lot having him on! I hope you enjoy this episode!

Jason Yagan is a third generation owner/ broker for his family's real estate business Kirnan Real Estate. We just got done doing a deal together and he was great to work with. I wanted to have him on the podcast to pick his brain and learn some new things from him. He's a great guys and I hope you enjoy this episode.

Danny has been a friend of mine for a while now, and he is one talented dude! He's a wizard on the computer with various medias. Check out his youtube channel  and website below.

Dennis is a Team Balance black belt and instructor at Tai Kai. He has coached amateur mma fighters all the way up to the professional fighters in the UFC. He's a great dude and someone I look up too. I hope you enjoy this episode!

I sit down with my friend Chris at Paragon Home Loans here in Liverpool, NY. Chris is a great loan officer that I've worked closely with on a bunch of transactions. He's a great friend and loan officer. 

My final thoughts on saying good-bye to a company I loved working for 5+ years.