Abby Hamlin's Hamilin Ventures is one of only a few successful woman-owned development companies and credited with renewing interest in townhouse development in Brooklyn. Hamlin always wanted to dance and attributes her work in design to love of dance.

They did "a lot of moving around," remarks Michael Stocker, MD, of his family's history. From Montana, on to Illinois, to Washington state, to Notre Dame to the Medical College of Wisconsin, and beyond. Dr. Stocker has had an impressive career in health.

Sid Davidoff knew that he wanted to work in politics. A City College graduate and with a J.D. from NYU, Davidoff's interest in city government took form in the Lindsay administration, where he served as the Mayor's administrative assistant in tough times.

Barry H. Ostrowsky is president and CEO of Barnabas Health, New Jersey's largest not-for-profit health care delivery system and the second-largest private employer in the state. Mr. Ostrowsky has helped shape the NJ health care delivery system.

Comedian Dave Konig, three time Emmy Award winner as host of "Subway Q&A," started in show biz at 10, stared in Off Broadway in "Addicted To Show Business" and "Hebrew School Dropout" and on Broadway as the dee-jay in the revival of "Grease."

Cuban born Arcadio Casillas experienced the Revolution, first hand-the assassination of his father and uncle and prison. He is President and CEO of the Preferred Compensation Corporation and chair of the NYS Republican Party Financial Committee.

Brooklyn Borough President, Marty Markowitz reminisces about his work for the people in the borough he loves. The Flatbush Tenants Council, tourism, affordable housing, Atlantic Yards, Loew's Kings, economic growth, Summer Concerts: he's Mr. Brooklyn.

In Part 2 of his interview, Yiddish theater icon, Fyvush Finkel discusses his career in the movies-his respect for Joel and Ethan Coen and his role in their film, "A Serious Man" his many television roles, from "Kojak" to "Blue Bloods" and his awards.

Fyvush Finkel, actor, singer, comedian, an icon of Yiddish theater, Tevye the Milkman in the Broadway revival of "Fiddler on the Roof," began his career in Yiddish theater at 9 years old. Mr. Finkel performed in the Catskills, movies, tv and theater.

Jeffrey Wiesenfeld, son of Holocaust survivors, currently principal with Bernstein Private Wealth Management, talks about his long career in public service: with the Koch Administration, staff member to Senator Alfonse D'Amato, and Governor Pataki.