Ian Bruce Eichner, Michael Stoler's guest, takes us on a roller coaster ride, talking about Mr. Eichner's childhood, his grandfather, his work in the criminal justice system, as an assistant district attorney, on to his creative real estate ventures.

From a DP camp in Germany, to Columbia University, to Harvard, to the NIH to The Marilyn & Stanley M. Katz Dean of Albert Einstein College of Medicine, Allen M. Spiegel, M.D., discusses his career as a physician-scientist.

Richard Stone is a law professor at Columbia University Law School. He has argued before the U.S. Supreme Court; served on the executive committee of the NY JCRC; elected chairman of the Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations.

Jay Goldberg, founder and general partner of Hudson Ventures, was the founder of several software companies, acquired and developed others over 28 years as a technology entrepreneur. His commitment to philanthropy has earned him a place on numerous boards

Massey Knakal Real Estate Services specializes in the sale of investment and user properties in the New York/Metropolitan area. Michael Stoler talks with Paul Massey about school days; events and people leading to the company, he co-founded.

Dr. Daniel Roses, of the NYU School of Medicine and the NYU Langone Medical Center talks with Michael Stoler about many things: the change in patient care, the long, rich teaching environment between Bellevue and NYU, the "white coat" ceremony, ethics.

We all have our heroes. For Roxanne Donovan, founder, president of Great Ink Communications, it was the "beautiful, brilliant, and great writer," Lois Lane. Roxanne's company is one of the country's leading real estate focused public relations firms.

Victoria Schneps, founder, publisher and CEO of Schneps Communications, produces a group of weekly community newspapers in Queens and Brooklyn. Victoria and Michael review her heroic work, organizing parents on behalf of their special needs children.

Presidential appointee, political commentator, tv and radio host, entrepreneur, author, farmer, Armstrong Williams talks with Michael Stoler about growing up with 9 siblings, in Marion SC, of Armstrong's remarkable parents and their vision for his future

In 1992, Charles Massoud decided to give up a lucrative career with IBM for the uncertainty of owning and operating a vineyard...on Long Island. From that time on, Paumanok Vineyard was no longer a hobby for Mr. Massoud and his family.