Caleb Morton and I were suitemates this past school year at Grove City College.  It was a great experience rooming with him and together we've shared many laughs, ideas, and cups of tea.

Now, Caleb is starting his own company called Smokesignals ( https://smokesignals.dev/ ).  Caleb speaks of his endeavor in this episode of TEA TIME!

Rob Schad has his head screwed on straight - he realized at the age of 18 that college wasn't an effective means of doing what he wanted to do.  At that time he was an Amazon and eBay arbitrage aficionado but now he is head of marketing at the hottest popcorn company in the Burgh.

We delve into points of interest such as travel, being a digital nomad, Pittsburgh, and his plans for the future.

Michael Marra and his intern Cameron Suorsa sit down with me to talk about the story of Entre - the quickly growing and dynamic group of millennial entrepreneurs.   I had originally met Michael whilst networking at an event at a co-working space on the University of Pittsburgh campus - it was one if his first networking events he put on with ME Group of Pittsburgh (his startup at the time).  Since then, he has been adding and developing various services to help entrepreneurs fulfill their callings and desires in Philly, NYC, and PGH.

In this episode of The Fishbowl, Cameron Suorsa and I sit down to evaluate the entrepreneurship program at Grove City College from the lens of 2 ambitious students.  Also - as young, naive, broke, yet ambitious aspiring entrepreneurs, we attempt to pull back the curtain of time to look towards the future and speak of some entrepreneurial/market trends.