Ramen to Riches

Eli Sones (Two Friends Music) sits down to discuss the inception story of how he and his best friend, Matt Halper, founded Two Friends Music. The duo is widely known for their hour-long EDM mashups, "The Big Booty Mix."

Jon Birger (Author of Date-o-nomics) talks about the science behind dating, why he believes journalism isn't a smart career path, and gives us the 411 on his newest upcoming book, Make Your Move. 

Zack Carpinello, AKA Zack Clayton (Pro Wrestler, Social Media Personality) sits down to talk about his love of fitness and how it propelled him into a career of professional wrestling and brutal honesty. 

Vanessa Burden (50K on TikTok, The Burden Agency) sits down with Jay to talk about her journey from dropping out of law school to blowing up on TikTok for her biz tips for digital marketers.

Angelo Damiano (CEO of Powerspike) sits down with Jay to discuss his passion for competitive gaming and why it inspired him to start Powerspike, the world's first influencer exchange built for the esports space.

Jamie Mustard (Award-Winning Author of The Iconist) sits down with Jay to discuss how to stand out it in a world of overloaded content. Jamie opens up about his journey - from his upbringing in the slums of Los Angeles, to the London School of Economics, to now helping some of the most successful people in the world turn into icons.

Ellen Yin (Host of The Cubicle to CEO Podcast) sits down with Jay to discuss her foray into the world of podcasting, and how she's grown her following to over 20,000. Ellen talks about her love of performance as a child, which drew her to podcasting. She also talks about her expertise in marketing and the opportunities it created for her. Her and Jay talk about what it takes to become a successful podcaster, and Ellen gives out her top tips to anyone looking to join the community.

Peter Kozodoy (CEO of Stradeso, TedX Speaker, Inc. 5000) sits down with Jay to discuss how his philosophy of brutal honesty has helped him and countless other businesses elevate their performance. Peter also discusses why he was never able to work for anyone else, and his unorthodox viewpoints about the importance of knowing the truth.

Balazs Alexa (Founder & CEO of Wanted, Forbes 30 Under 30) sits down with Jay to talk about his journey of becoming an entrepreneur, starting in college. He talks about how he and a friend of his built an insanely popular dating app on his college campus, and why he hates failure more than he loves success.

Brad Silnutzer (Comedy Central Comic to Watch,  Brew Haha, The Bachelor) joins Jay to discuss his unique journey into the world of comedy, and the steps he took to become a successful comedian in LA. Brad explains why New Jersey is a better place than most people think it is, and Jay asks him about what it means to be successful as a performer.