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Mitchell Beinhaker joins Kate and Vinnie to talk about business plans, his podcast the Accidental Entrepreneur, the limitations of human memory, and bean dip. In addition, Vinnie tells us what it’s like when you get hooked on your toddler’s TV shows.

NJBIA President & CEO Michele Siekerka joins us to talk about a year in the pandemic and how the Association is working to help businesses through it. In addition, because the one-year anniversary of the day we went remote happens to coincide with Kate’s favorite holiday, the group shares their favorite St. Patrick’s Day recipes.

Lorena Mosquera of LW&H Business Solutions drops in to talk to us about making your business leaner and more efficient, including the paramount importance of repeatability through SOPs. And, speaking of repeatability, we discuss the pros and cons of paper plates and whether they can or should be reused.

Karen Donaway of SKC & Co. CPAs joins us to discuss the benefits of working at the firm, advice for marketing your company during the pandemic and what it’s like being named Karen in 2021.

Clelia Pergola of the New Jersey Elder Law Center joins us for this discussion about the passion she brings to her work protecting seniors.

Shane Brockwell drops in to tell us about the value Insperity brings to its clients, as well as the value of Paul Newman’s Daytona Rolex, his time in military school and The Umbrella Academy.

Alisa McCabe of First Steps Financial joins us to talk about her team of accountants that actively listens to their clients’ dreams and goals so they can make them a reality.

Rachel Durkan of Paradigm Marketing and Design joins us to talk about how her business thrived during the shutdown and how you can too.

Tom Phillips of Thomas Edison State University, and chair of our new Diversity & Inclusion Council, joins us to talk about the importance of the Council, his advice for people feeling alienated and the wubble.

Rina Desai of Panasonic, and vice chair of our new Diversity and Inclusion Council, joins us to talk about how embracing her authentic self and unique voice has advanced her career.

For the 75th episode of Other People’s Business, we come to you live from the SobelCo Women’s Executive Breakfast where we interviewed Jacqueline Breslauer, Chief Audit Executive of Valley National Bank, on her career, mentoring and dreams for retirement.

Rosanne DeTorres, of DeTorres & DeGeorge Family Law, returns to talk about the struggles of domestic violence victims during the COVID-19 quarantine and NJBIA’s new Women Business Leaders Council. Also, Vinnie makes good on an apology he’s owed Kate for two and a half years. For any victims and survivors of domestic violence who need support, call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-7233. If you’re unable to speak safely, you can log onto thehotline.org or text LOVEIS to 22522.

NJ Sharing Network is still open 24/7 making sure people who need organ donations can still get them during the shutdown. Find out how you can help in our latest interview with Elisse Glennon.

NJBIA President & CEO Michele Siekerka joins us to talk about loans, grants and information available to businesses impacted by the coronavirus pandemic, as well as what NJBIA is doing to help.

Need a break? Check out this compilation of some of our favorite recent podcast episodes to meet our members and get tips on everything from improving your work/life balance to marketing to Gen Z. Please note: Because of all the segments, this one is better viewed than listened to. You can do that at youtube.com/NJBIA, but if you’d still prefer to listen, feel free.

Greg Dillon of OneTeam Financial joins us to talk about why you should be thinking about the taxes you’ll pay on your retirement savings now so you don’t have to spend your golden years on reruns of the Golden Girls.

NJBIA is starting a brand new nonprofit research foundation and Nicole Sandelier tells us all about it, along with her love of roller coasters and house plants.

Vinnie and Kate look backwards to celebrate NJBIA's 110th anniversary in style while Ash Ahluwalia looks forward to retirement where he says 90 percent of people don't get nearly as much money from the government as they're owed.

Emmy Award winning TV anchor Kerry Barrett drops in to give you advice on how to be better in front of an audience (whether live or virtual) and we pick her brain about things that never die, like vampires, zombies and Cobra Kai.

Kate and Vinnie come to an impasse over Chef Boyardee as Kelley Holland of Own Your Destiny joins us to talk about how she's helping to free women of financial stress.