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In this episode, Pat DiCerbo sits down with Allen Swerdlowe, an award-winning architect, urban designer, and Fulbright specialist. Allen shares his fascinating journey from his early days in the Bronx to his impactful work on high-profile projects like the reconstruction of the World Trade Center and the development of Brooklyn Bridge Park. He discusses his unique path through architecture, journalism, and fine arts, revealing how his diverse experiences shaped his approach to urban design and sustainability. Allen also reflects on his international work in Uzbekistan and India, where he advised on urban planning and inspired young architects. The conversation covers the intersections of design, culture, and social impact, offering a wealth of insights for listeners passionate about architecture, urban development, and making a difference in the world.
Mike Vorgang is one of the winningest Lacrosse coaches in America. His no-nonsense approach to coaching and life has raised him and those he coaches to the highest levels in high school sports year after year. He continues to excel and emphasizes hard work, simplicity, loyalty, and doing the right things right time after time for predictable results and ongoing success. Mike has coached dozens if not hundreds of athletes who went on to play Division 1 Lacrosse. He is a father, a family man, a leader, and a legendary coach. A man for all seasons.
Terry Martin, a vice president and project manager at Stacey and Whitbeck, shares his journey from growing up in Los Altos, California to becoming a bricklayer and eventually pursuing higher education. He talks about his athletic background, his time at Harvard, and his decision to leave and start his own masonry business. Terry then discusses his decision to go back to school, his experience at Stanford, and the challenges he faced along the way. He emphasizes the importance of perseverance and not giving up in the face of adversity. Terry discusses his career in construction and his decision to pursue big construction projects. He shares his experience working on the Yucca Mountain Tunnel and his decision to join Granite Construction. Terry emphasizes the importance of collaboration and cooperation in the construction industry. He also opens up about his journey to sobriety and the tragic loss of his daughter. Terry reflects on his life and the importance of pushing boundaries and being vulnerable.
Jason Nolf, a nationally and internationally known wrestler, shares his journey from childhood to becoming a 3-time NCAA champion, Olympic alternate, and co-founding an instructional video company. He discusses his faith, college wrestling career, and future plans.
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