In this episode, we sit down with cybersecurity expert Natalie Suarez from Trumbull Tech to talk about a massive blind spot for small businesses: cyber threats.

From fake employees using deepfakes to North Korean hackers infiltrating U.S. companies, this episode isn’t fearmongering—it’s your wake-up call. If you're a small business with even one computer, you're already a target.

We dig into:

• Real-life scams that take down businesses
• How to protect your Office365 and client data
• The exact mistakes most small companies make
• Why churches, solopreneurs, and startups are often the most vulnerable

Natalie also shares her journey from engineering student and single mom to working with defense contractors and high-level threat intelligence teams—and why she’s chosen to champion small businesses now.

📍Filmed in DeLand, Florida
🖥️ Perfect for: Small business owners, churches, med offices, law firms
🌐 Learn more: https://www.trumbull.tech
🎥 Produced by: https://www.paper-jacket.com

Timestamps
00:00 – North Korean Hackers & the Rise of Deepfake Applicants
00:10 – Welcome Back! First Episode in Our DeLand Studio
01:00 – Meet Natalie from Trumbull Tech
02:00 – What Small Businesses Don’t Know About Cybersecurity
03:00 – Business Email Compromise (BEC) Scams Explained
04:30 – The Gift Card Scam (Still Happens!)
05:45 – Social Engineering: How Vacation Posts Lead to Fraud
07:00 – Remote Employees and Identity Fakes
08:30 – Why Small Biz is the #1 Target for Cyberattacks
09:30 – What Happens After You Click the Wrong Link
10:30 – Emergency Response: What Trumbull Tech Does in a Crisis
12:00 – Your Clients Are at Risk Too
13:00 – Creating a Simple Cyber Incident Plan
14:00 – Natalie’s Story: From Tech Nerd to Cyber Strategist
16:00 – Working with Defense Contractors & Startups
17:00 – Making Cyber Simple, Not Scary
18:00 – Why She Loves Mentoring Young Women in Tech
19:30 – Enterprise-Grade Tools for Mom & Pop Shops
21:00 – Why Most IT Companies Won’t Touch Businesses Under 5 Employees
22:00 – Trumbull Tech’s Uncommon Advantage
23:00 – Yes, Even You Need Compliance & Policy
24:30 – Final Pitch: Let’s Just Start with a Conversation

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“It’s not if you’ll get attacked—it’s when. Most small businesses don’t survive it. That’s why we’re here.” – Natalie Suarez, Trumbull Tech

🚨 This episode was filmed in our brand-new studio in DeLand, Florida! 🚨

We’re kicking off this next chapter with a guest who’s as local—and as legendary—as they come.

Meet Gabriel Mueller, owner of Deltona Aluminum, a second-generation small business that’s been serving the Lord Jesus Christ and you since 1987. In this episode, Gabe sits down with Paper Jacket founder and longtime friend Jeremy to share what it’s like to carry the family torch, keep craftsmanship alive, and build a brand that stands for quality, faith, and integrity.

They dive into how Gabe has rebranded the company for a new generation, why video marketing matters even for the smallest contractors, and the unexpected perks of dressing like Santa.

🎧 Filmed in our DeLand studio
🏡 Serving West Volusia: Deltona, DeBary, Orange City, DeLand
🔧 Specialties: Screen Rooms, Florida Rooms, Gutters, Siding, Windows
📽️ Client Since: Before “marketing agency” was cool

👇 Learn More 👇
🌐 https://deltona-aluminum.com
🎥 https://paper-jacket.com

Timestamps
00:00 – Welcome to Our New Studio in DeLand!
00:30 – Meet Gabe Mueller of Deltona Aluminum
02:00 – The Family Business: Started in 1987
03:30 – Why Gabe Took Over (Youngest of 6 Kids!)
05:15 – What Is an Aluminum Contractor Anyway?
07:00 – Why “Florida Rooms” Make Sense in… Florida
09:00 – From Garage Startup to Regional Staple
12:00 – Honoring Christ Through the Business
14:00 – Quality, Integrity & A Hands-On Boss
16:00 – Why Gabe Keeps His Radius Small (On Purpose)
18:00 – The Challenge of Finding Skilled Workers
20:00 – Why Gabe Invested in Brand Video (as a Small Biz)
23:00 – Skits, Santa Suits, and Standing Out
25:00 – The Power of Reputation: Repeat Customers FTW
27:00 – Subcontractors vs. In-House: What Actually Matters
30:00 – Final Thoughts + A Toast to Small Biz Done Right

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“I’m not going to put Christ’s name on the business and not back it with integrity.” – Gabe Mueller, Deltona Aluminum

Brad Roseboro—a serial entrepreneur and the founder of Roseboro Solutions—saw a major gap in the healthcare space: brilliant chiropractors, dentists, and medical professionals who want to serve people but struggle to grow their businesses. Why? Because they’re forced to do sales and marketing they were never trained for.

In this episode, Brad shares his journey from high-paying corporate sales to launching a chiropractic clinic, and eventually founding a niche agency that helps medical practices grow through targeted outreach, lead follow-up, and even virtual functional medicine.

From real estate to rehab tables, Brad’s story is a crash course in creative entrepreneurship, system building, and solving real problems for real people.

🩺 Great for: Chiropractors, Dentists, Med Spas, Functional Medicine

🚀 Services: Lead Conversion, Event Booking, Local Awareness Campaigns

🎥 Produced by Paper Jacket – The trusted partner for brands who want strategic media that actually works.

Timestamps

00:00 – Meet Brad Roseboro: Entrepreneur with a Healthcare Twist

01:00 – Why He Bought a Chiropractic Clinic (Without Being a Doctor)

02:15 – The Birth of Roseboro Solutions: Solving the Lead Gap

03:30 – Why Most Doctors Struggle with Marketing

05:00 – What Roseboro Actually Does (Spoiler: It’s Not Just Calls)

06:30 – Creating Local Community Events (Lunch & Learns, Wellness Pop-ups)

07:30 – Do They Handle Ads Too?

08:45 – Brad’s Journey from Sales to Staffing to Startups

10:30 – Why Real Estate Wasn’t Enough—and What Came Next

12:00 – Expanding Into Functional Medicine (and Why It Matters Now)

13:45 – How This New Model Helps Doctors and Patients Thrive

14:30 – What Problem Brad Is Really Solving (And Who It Hurts Most)

15:30 – What Makes a Great Doctor… Doesn’t Make a Great Marketer

17:00 – The First Step for Doctors to Market Better (Get On Camera!)

18:30 – The Power of “Why”: How to Craft Emotional Connection

20:00 – What Every Practice Should Be Filming Right Now

21:30 – How Culture, Community, and Content Drive Loyalty

22:00 – Why Roseboro > Hiring In-House (More Coverage, Less Stress)

23:30 – Helping Doctors Work ON the Business—Not Just IN It

24:30 – How to Contact Roseboro Solutions (Website, Consult Info)

Are you a homeowner, realtor, or investor trying to protect your biggest asset—or unlock its full potential?

In this episode, we sit down with Bill Iwanicki of Advanced Real Estate Services, a Tampa-based home inspector who’s way more than just a home inspector. Bill breaks down how he helps clients maintain, renovate, and safeguard their homes through pre-sale inspections, home watch services, and renovation loan consulting.

Whether you’re flipping houses, insuring your property, or considering a remodel—you’ll walk away smarter and way more prepared to handle your real estate decisions with confidence.

👷 Perfect for: Homeowners, Realtors, Real Estate Investors
📍 Serving the Tampa Bay area

🎥 Produced by Paper Jacket – The trusted partner for brands who want strategic media that actually works.

Timestamps
00:00 – Intro: Who is Bill Iwanicki?
01:00 – What Advanced Real Estate Services Really Offers
02:15 – Why Home Inspections Matter Beyond Buying/Selling
03:30 – Deferred Maintenance: What’s Dragging Down Your Home’s Value
05:15 – Are Inspections… Kinda Insulting? (Yes—and That’s the Point)
06:45 – When to Schedule an Inspection Before You Sell
08:00 – Home Watch Services: What Your Neighbor Can’t Do
10:00 – Mold, Leaks, & Peace of Mind While You’re Away
11:45 – Contractors, Referrals, and the Power of Community
12:30 – Craziest Home Inspection Finds (Chandelier in the Shower?!)
14:00 – The Two Most Underrated Home Fixes: Caulk and Grout
15:00 – Renovation Loan Consulting: What It Is and Why It’s Genius
16:30 – What Is a 203K FHA Loan & How Does It Work?
18:00 – Helping Homeowners, Lenders, and Contractors Work Together
20:00 – Buying a TLC House Without the TLC Headache
21:30 – Using Your Home Equity to Renovate the Right Way
23:00 – Get Trusted Scopes & Bids Without Being Overcharged
25:00 – The Value of Third-Party Oversight in Renovation Projects
26:30 – How to Hire Bill for Inspections, Consulting, or Home Watch
28:00 – Final Thoughts: “Own an Asset? Then You Need to Know Bill.”

What happens when young adults with developmental disabilities age out of services—with no roadmap for puberty, relationships, or independence? In this powerful and necessary conversation, we sit down with Jordan Culpeper, behavior analyst and founder of I Hope Supportive Services, to explore how she's creating community, education, and hope for families navigating the unspoken and underserved.

We talk about the dark gap in therapy for teens with disabilities, the need for direct conversations around intimacy, and why Jordan decided to launch a nonprofit to turn taboo topics into typical support systems.

This is more than a podcast—it’s a wake-up call for therapists, educators, parents, and anyone who believes in dignity, agency, and access for all.

📍 Based in Tampa but reaching families nationwide.
📷 Brought to you by Paper Jacket — your production ally for story-driven media that matters.

Timestamps
00:00 – Intro: Meet Jordan Culpeper
01:00 – What is I Hope? Why It Matters
02:00 – The Invisible Age Cutoff in Therapy
03:30 – Navigating Puberty and Social Norms
05:00 – When Parents Don’t Know Where to Turn
07:00 – Are These Kids Being Set Up to Fail?
09:00 – The Role of Sensory Needs and Consent
10:15 – Turning Taboo Topics into Teaching Moments
11:00 – How Courses Are Structured (1-on-1 and Group)
13:00 – Real Parent Stories That Sparked Change
15:00 – Virtual and In-Person: Building Community
17:00 – Why the Nonprofit Model?
20:00 – Reimagining Futures for Teens with Disabilities
22:30 – “We Can Dream Again” – Empowering Families
25:00 – Jordan’s Personal Story and Mission
26:30 – How You Can Support or Partner with I Hope
27:20 – Closing Thoughts + Contact Info

Let’s get one thing straight—Zack Jackson didn’t dream of being “Roofing Guy.” But when you’ve spent years running companies for other people, doing 90% of the work for 30% of the pay, and watching corners get cut faster than shingle bundles on demo day… something snaps.

So he started Impact Roofing. Not to be the biggest, flashiest name on a billboard—but to build something durable. Honest. Built on real experience, real trust, and roofs that actually hold up in Florida’s madness.

In this episode, we talk about shady industry practices, how good contractors go bad, what most homeowners get wrong when picking a roofer, and how Zack is building a brand that’s more than a roofing company.

Whether you’re in the trades, building a business, or just want a no-fluff take on quality work and leadership—this episode has the tools you can actually use.

🔨 What You’ll Walk Away With:

✅ How to spot a BS roofing contractor from a mile away (aka Red flags to look out for in roofing contractors)
✅ Building a business with integrity when your industry’s allergic to it
✅ Marketing strategies for local service businesses that actually work
✅ What it means to be faithful, not just profitable

💬 From the Episode: Zack Jackson (Impact Roofing):

“I didn’t start this to get rich—I started it because I was sick of doing things the wrong way. I’d rather do fewer roofs the right way than scale fast and lose my soul. I’m not here to be loud. I’m here to last.”

Timestamps:

00:00 – Zack’s Backstory: From Sales Rep to Starting His Own Company

02:25 – What Running the Whole Show Really Looks Like

05:36 – Why Ownership Was Never the Plan (Until It Had to Be)

07:06 – Florida Roofing Is Wild—Here’s What Most Contractors Get Wrong

08:57 – A Roof Every 15 Years = Built-In Business Model

10:13 – Marketing Without Selling Your Soul

13:08 – Growing Without Screwing Over Your Customers

16:00 – The Right Crew = Everything

17:23 – Authenticity > Flash (And Homeowners Can Feel It)

19:04 – Playing the Long Game with Strategic Partnerships

21:26 – How Zack Uses Storytelling to Sell Without Being Pushy

26:00 – Where Most Roofing Companies Drop the Ball

30:05 – Faith, Humility & Doing Business That Lasts

34:33 – The Impact Zack Wants to Leave Behind

🎙️Check out more episodes from The Paper Jacket Podcast.
Real stories. Real people. Real good content.

🔥Pastor or Entrepreneur? Thom Pirone on Building Churches, Businesses & Living for the Kingdom

What happens when a successful entrepreneur trades spreadsheets for sermons? In this episode, we sit down with Thom Pirone, pastor of Church of the Way, and unpack what it really means to follow a calling—even when it doesn’t look like the “strategic plan.”

We get into the trenches: business, faith, money, identity, purpose, and why Thom believes the church should operate more like a family than a Fortune 500. Whether you’re a pastor, entrepreneur, or just figuring out your next faithful step—this conversation is packed with raw wisdom, humble fire, and zero sugarcoating.

Timestamps:

00:00 – Meet Thom Pirone: Pastor, Entrepreneur, Church Planter
00:41 – Can Pastors Be Business Owners? (Spoiler: Yes)
02:10 – What Is the “Business” of the Church, Really?
04:00 – Thom’s Backstory: From Lutheran School to Sales Manager to Pastor
07:00 – A Real Faith Crisis That Sparked His Transformation
10:30 – The True Meaning of Repentance & Following Jesus
12:45 – Calling vs. Timing: Why Thom Waited to Go Into Ministry
14:15 – Balancing Work, Provision & Calling
18:00 – Faith, Business & Living Without Asking for Money
22:00 – Planting a Church (Without a Marketing Plan)
24:30 – Why Big Churches Aren’t Always the Blueprint
26:00 – What Makes Church of the Way Different
29:00 – Ministry to the Marginalized (And Why That Matters)
31:00 – Success ≠ Big Numbers
34:00 – Every Christian’s Calling: Faithfulness in the Present
36:00 – How Entrepreneurs Can Live "Missionally" (Without Being Pastors)
40:00 – Why Church Is More Like Family Than a Sunday Event
45:00 – One Church, One Gospel, One Mission

🗣Thom Pirone:

“You can build a massive church or a booming business—but if it’s not built on the rock, it’s going to crumble. God’s not impressed by your KPIs. He’s after fruitfulness, not flash. My job is to be faithful to what He’s asking today. That’s where the real work is.”

✅ What You’ll Get Out of This Episode:

• How to discern your calling without getting stuck in “waiting”
• How entrepreneurship and ministry aren’t as different as you think
• Why faithfulness in “small things” often leads to the biggest impact
• What the modern church gets wrong—and how to fix it

📍 Church of the Way meets Sundays at 11 AM inside Four & Co. in Land O’ Lakes, FL.
💒 Interested in discipleship or connecting with Thom? Details on their website: https://herewego.church/

Solar: It’s either the smartest thing you’ve ever done… or the fastest way to light your wallet on fire. Why? Because the industry is crawling with overpriced systems, misleading tax credit promises, and sales reps who’d probably sell their own grandmas if the commission was big enough.

In this episode, we sit down with Jacob from Transform Solar, a former Real Estate agent who saw the Solar Circus for what it was and decided to do things right. We’re exposing the biggest solar scams, why most homeowners get overcharged, and how Transform Solar delivers fair pricing and top-quality installations without the B.S. It’s part industry exposé, part homeowner survival guide, and 100% worth your time.

If you’re even thinking about solar, watch this first. It might save you thousands.

Here’s an excerpt from our episode:

"People think solar is a scam, and honestly, I understand why. You’ve got companies charging 30, 40, even 50% more than they should, selling systems that don’t even meet a homeowner’s needs. They pressure you into signing contracts with financing traps, telling you you’ll get a big tax credit—when in reality, some homeowners never even see that money. At Transform Solar, we run a real, ethical business. We don’t overcharge, we don’t pressure, and we don’t make false promises. Our goal is simple: give people affordable, high-quality solar, the way it should have been done from the start.”

🚀 Timestamps:

⏳ 00:00 – Intro: The Solar Industry’s Dirty Secrets

💡 00:41 – Why Jacob Left Real Estate for Solar (And What He Found)

💸 02:25 – The Biggest Solar Sales Scams EXPOSED

⚠️ 04:26 – What Homeowners Really Need to Know About Solar

🤑 07:02 – The Overpricing & Underperforming Panels Nightmare

🚨 12:45 – Solar Tax Credits: The Fine Print That No One Tells You

📉 15:35 – Why Solar Sales Commissions Are So High (And How Transform Solar is Different)

👀 19:14 – The Multi-Level Marketing (MLM) Problem in Solar Sales

🏡 22:47 – How Transform Solar Runs an Ethical, No-Nonsense Business

🌞 24:55 – The Real Benefits of Solar in Florida

🚫 26:19 – When Solar ISN’T a Good Investment (Yes, We Said It)

📲 30:40 – How to Get in Touch with Transform Solar

Why Choose Transform Solar?

✅ 30-50% Lower Prices – No bloated quotes, no ridiculous markups

✅ No Sales Gimmicks – Just honest, transparent consultations

✅ Expert In-House Installations – No cheap subcontractors, no cutting corners

✅ Ethical Business Model – No pressure, no false promises, just quality solar

Visit TransformSolarFL.com for more details.

On today’s episode, we’re diving into the story of Steven Hoschak, founder of Legacy Health and Wellness. He shares about his mission: to make health a lifelong commitment, not a quick fix, and how faith is at the heart of all his company does in order to shape a supportive, patient-focused environment. To him, the current healthcare system does not offer the holistic approach that many people need. But by fostering individual accountability and a proactive stance in health, Legacy Health and Wellness empowers patients to reclaim control over their health and achieve their wellness goals

Steven’s all about tackling health at the root, not just treating symptoms. He shares how his own transformation—from overweight to bodybuilder—proves that discipline, not just motivation, drives real change. Ready to be inspired? Let’s get into it!

Time Stamps:

• 00:00 - Intro
• 02:35 - Bloodwork
• 04:06 - Why did you start?
• 07:50 - Who do you service?
• 12:13 - What is different about your business?
• 14:14 - Main clientele
• 20:40 - The journey to get here
• 25:34 - Creating content
• 27:12 - Why legacy health is faith-based
• 32:11 - Why they work with Paper Jacket
• 34:04 - Motivation verses Discipline
• 36:50 - Outro

He worked for the FBI. Now, he’s a Business Law and Estate Planning Attorney.

No, this isn’t a movie trailer. In this week’s episode, we talk with Fernando Ramos, Esq. of North South Law Group and his wild journey to become the type of attorney that specifically works within and for his local community–the “Attorney for those who don’t like attorneys.” Fernando’s portfolio of working with small businesses in the community as well as Puerto Rico allows him to live out his passion of helping others. A business owner himself, Fernando opens up about the hustle and grind as well as the need to surround himself with likeminded people and networks to help him thrive in his journey forward.

Time Stamps:

• 00:00 - Intro
• 02:37 - Career background
• 04:33 - Why Fernando chose his niche as an attorney
• 09:58 - His upbringing
• 11:37 - Services Fernando provides
• 14:47 - The importance of a good lawyer
• 18:21 - Past experiences
• 20:43 - Being an attorney AND a business owner
• 22:45 - How BNI has helped Fernando’s business
• 23:32 - Areas Fernando serves
• 24:57 - Working with Federal Agencies
• 26:28 - Why consistency is extremely important for a business
• 29:06 - Outro