Sentenced to four years for the deaths of two puppies, Dominic Donavan became the face of a case that sparked public outrage. In this episode, he breaks his silence to share his story from his perspective. What really happened, what led to the sentence, and what justice looks like when the public has already made up its mind.

In this episode of the J-40 Podcast, Pete the Greek and Skooba Steve join me as we talk all things New York. We reflect on what it was like growing up in the city, the energy it once had, and the moments that made it special. From everyday life to real experiences, we get into the culture, the mindset, and what makes New York feel like New York.

In this episode of the J-40 Podcast, Amara Carina joins me for a night that goes beyond the game. While the Knicks face the Pacers in the background, the conversation moves freely through different topics, perspectives, and moments. A loose and open exchange shaped by the energy of the night.

In this episode of the J-40 Podcast, Episode 63 emerges from the archives after sitting unreleased for almost two years. Now cleaned up and ready, this after hours edition is raw, unfiltered, and unapologetically bold. Originally recorded with a more edgy and comedic tone, this one stands outside the usual flow. A throwback conversation that finally makes its way into the catalog.

In this episode of the J-40 Podcast, I take a moment to reflect with deep gratitude. From humble beginnings to now being heard in over 30 countries, this journey has been nothing short of incredible. I want to thank every listener, every guest, and every supporter who helped shape the J-40 Podcast into what it is today. This one is for all of you, the heartbeat of this platform.

After more than 30 years, I sit down with my junior high school friend Nito Quiles for a deep and honest conversation on life, love, divorce, parenting, and growth. Joined by his best friend Becca and her crew, this episode is a real look at reconnection, reflection, and how time shapes who we become.

Real convos, real laughs. Michael Degallon returns for another round.

Martha Arango of Gorgeous Spa joins the J-40 Podcast to talk about her path into the world of aesthetics. We get into how she mastered her craft, what the work really looks like, and the reality of the industry. We also touch on some of the more extreme procedures seen today and the different perspectives around them.

CEO William Petz returns to the J-40 Podcast to talk about the evolution of Quiet Events and where it’s headed next. We get into growth, direction, and what’s ahead as the brand continues to build and expand.

Woodside, Queens native Wacho Hago, the 1996 New York Golden Gloves Champion and the first Chinese-Ecuadorian to achieve that honor, shares his journey. From growing up in Queens to building a life across boxing, information technology, and agriculture, his path is rooted in discipline, resilience, and constant evolution. Now an information technology Director in cybersecurity and a boxing coach, Wacho’s story reflects versatility, purpose, and drive.