We're joined by the Big Shot himself, Mike Luzio, to talk about, among other things, the Kate Conroy Facility for People Who Want to Get Ripped, a haven for those who want to get through their workouts without Resolutioners getting in their way.

Krishna Powell, of HR 4 Your Small Biz, drops in to talk about millennials in the workforce, helicopter parents and Twinkies.

Kate and Vinnie chat with NJBIA's very own President and CEO Michele Siekerka about pet photos, boardwalk games, dance competitions, and the coolest button on the Internet (excluding the one to subscribe to this show, of course).

SharpLink Staffing's Shari Hulitt tells us some of the funniest things she's seen on resumes, but also gives some pro tips to stand out from the crowd.

We talk to Laura Lampron of Nisivoccia about games, wine, Oprah and the many things Nisivoccia can do for your business.

We talk about what we're binge watching with returning special guest Daniela Velez, who also turns the tables and interviews us about what WE do at NJBIA. Yeah, we probably should have had that discussion 18 episodes ago, but you love us for our idiosyncrasies!

Who made mirrors and black cats the arbiters of bad luck? We talk about superstitions and the modern advancements in pizza with ProCat Distribution's Joanna Swank.

Given that it's the middle of February, we were probably supposed to talk about Valentine's Day, but this, instead, turned into more of a St. Patrick's Day-centric episode. Go to bed angry about it.

Did mankind peak at the bacon double cheeseburger? Is Buttercup a name befitting a princess? Kate and Vinnie are joined by our very own Daniela Velez to discuss these hard-hitting questions along with the Association's diversity efforts.

Tom Stockey from NJPAC joins us to talk about Legos, Super Bowl commercials and the mall, after we finish geeking out about the Center itself.