Stacked

From FIT classmates to fashion powerhouses Pattie and Kristin turned their passion for design into the bold lifestyle brand Think Royln. In this episode, they spill how they built a business that's all about living life on the fly-with style, hustle, and a little bit of edge.

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Get ready for a wild ride through the world of real estate with Evan Berman - a top agent who's sold over half a billion dollars worth of homes! Evan doesn't just sell houses; he thrives on on building real connections, understanding people's psychology, and navigating the love, the fun and yes…the crazy that comes with the job. From laugh-out-loud client stories to the secrets behind his success, this episode is packed with energy, insights, and a whole lot of passion.

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In part two, Sarrah shares how she transformed her personal experience into a powerful platform for advocacy. She talks about using her voice to raise awareness, support others facing breast cancer, and inspire hope through her story.  With her energy, humor, and fearless outlook on life, Sarrah proves that survivorship is about more that surviving- its about thriving, connecting and making a difference.

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In this first conversation with Sarrah Strimel Bentley, we dive into the moment that changed everything-her shocking breast cancer diagnosis. With her humor, heart, and raw honesty, Sarrah opens up about falling in love, navigating fertility struggles, and the extraordinary journey that led to her baby boy Chance, through surrogacy.  Her story is emotional, inspiring, and sprinkled with her signature wit.

Sarrah Strimel Bentley @sarrahstrimelbentley achanceforlife.org

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Surviving October 7th was only the beginning of Shye Klein's journey.  Two years later, Shye has transformed his pain into purpose.  Through his advocacy work, photography, speaking engagements across the country, he is making sure the stories of that day are never forgotten - and that 'never again' truly means never again. In this second part of our conversation, we talk about the path forward: how Shye is honoring the victims, raising awareness, and using his voice to inspire strength, resilience, and remembrance.

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On October 7th, at the Nova Music Festival, thousands of young people gathered to celebrate life, music, and freedom. Among them was photographer Shye Klein, there to capture the beauty of the day through his lens.  But as the sun rose, that joy turned into horror.  Rockets filled the sky, chaos broke out, and the festival grounds became the site of an unthinkable massacre. In this first part of our conversation, Shye takes us back to those terrifying moments - from realizing something was terribly wrong, to the desperate fight for survival, and the courage it took to make it out alive.

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In this episode of STACKED, I had the amazing opportunity to sit down with Dr. Douglas Burton, a world-renowned orthopedic surgeon surgeon whose life took an unexpected turn when he was diagnosed with glioblastoma, an aggressive form of brain cancer.  Faced with a daunting prognosis, Dr. Burton has pursued every possible avenue- from clinical trials in the U.S. to cutting edge vaccines in Germany-to keep tumor at bay.  But what makes Dr. Burton truly extraordinary isn't just his medical journey-it's his spirit. Everyday he wakes up with the most positive attitude and spread that unwavering positivity to everyone around him.  With deep spirituality, resilience, and perspective, he reminds us that while none of us can escape mortality, we can choose how we live right now-with gratitude, courage and purpose.

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Today on STACKED, I'm joined by two incredible women who turned an unexpected challenge into a sweet success story.  What started as a friendship in a new mom's group quickly blossomed into something so much bigger. When the pandemic left them without jobs , instead of slowing down, they decided to rise-quite literally-with determination.  Catherine and Kristen while raising 5 children between them dreamed up a place where people could grab coffee, share a pastry, bring their kids, and most importantly-connect.  That dream became The Hive, now a thriving community hub with not one but two locations in Hoboken and Jersey City.   Along the way, they've become famous for their irresistible cinnamon rolls, drawing in influencers, celebrities, and loyal locals alike.

I can't wait for you to hear their journey of friendship, grit, building community - one cinnamon bun at a time. 

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Stacked with Resilience. This episode is a deeply moving conversation about loss, love, and the healing power of community.  Sherri Mandell and her daughter Eliana Braner the founders of the Koby Mandell Foundation - created in memory of Sherry's son, Koby,a vibrant 13 year old Israeli-American boy whose life was tragically taken in a terrorist attack in 2001. Out of heartbreak, they built hope-showing extraordinary resilience as they created healing retreats, support programs, and therapy for families and children in Israel who have been touched by terror and grief. This story of passion, legacy, and the unbreakable strength it takes to turn pain into purpose.

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Stacked with Resilience. This episode is a deeply moving conversation about loss, love, and the healing power of community.  Sherri Mandell and her daughter Eliana Braner the founders of the Koby Mandell Foundation - created in memory of Sherry's son, Koby,a vibrant 13 year old Israeli-American boy whose life was tragically taken in a terrorist attack in 2001. Out of heartbreak, they built hope-showing extraordinary resilience as they created healing retreats, support programs, and therapy for families and children in Israel who have been touched by terror and grief. This story of passion, legacy, and the unbreakable strength it takes to turn pain into purpose.

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