Born in Poland, Andrzej Rojek, investor, philanthropist, Board Chairman of the Jan Karski Educational Foundation, talks about his life in Poland, his family and the war, and about the Foundation, established to honor Jan Karski and his mission in Poland.

Leaving Europe, escaping religious persecution, Richard Ehst's Mennonite ancestors, came to America in 1704. Fast forward: Ehst talks about his father's military career, his impression of Berlin, on both sides of the Berlin Wall, and his career in banking

In Part 2 of his conversation, Michael Steinhardt, named "Wall Street's Greatest Trader," brings us to the founding of the Birthright program, experienced by more than 500,000 young adults, since 1999, and other ventures in support of Jewish education.

Part 1/2 part conversation, Michael Steinhardt, named "..Wall Street's Greatest Trader.." (Forbes, 2/10/14), speaks candidly about his early life: his parents, especially his father, his secular and religious education, and his fervent love for Israel.

Andrew Rosenwach and Henry Rosenwach - father and son - represent the fourth and fifth generation in their family business, The Rosenwach Group, who since 1894, have been installing water tanks on New York buildings, over 6 stories tall.

Marvin Kitman, author, "George Washington"s Expense Account," and "The Man Who Would Not Shut Up," among many others, humorist, longtime Newsday columnist, the man who ran for President, discusses his books and political career, in Part 2/2.

In part 1 of a 2 part conversation, Marvin Kitman, author, humorist, columnist for Newsday, discusses his years in Brooklyn - Seth Low Junior High School (there really was a Seth Low), Brooklyn Tech, City College - downtown and uptown and more.

James C. Frauenthal, mathematician outlines his family's history, starting in 1849, in Wilkes-Barre, with German immigrants, Samuel and Henry Frauenthal, owners of "S. Frauenthal Boots & Shoes" those to follow - founding the Hospital for Joint Diseases.

Joey Campanaro, from an Italian-American family in Philadelphia, describes his travels to ownership, critical acclaim and two-star reviews with the success of his restaurant, Little Owl, partnership in the Market Table, tv appearances and more.

David Klein, a recipient of the Albert Einstein College of Medicine Humanitarian Award among other acknowledgements of his philanthropy and dedication to service, talks about his family and his journey to principal of International Blind Contractors, Ltd.