Digital Mayors Podcast

What makes a restaurant unforgettable?In this episode of the Digital Mayors Podcast, we sit down with the chefs behind Boca Raton’s beloved Twenty Twenty Grill to uncover what really goes into creating a dining experience, not just a meal. From ever-changing menus and creative dishes to the pressure of running a high-level kitchen, this conversation dives deep into the passion, discipline, and artistry behind one of South Florida’s most talked-about restaurants.We cover:How Twenty Twenty Grill creates a unique, ever-evolving menuThe story behind signature dishes (and a few that didn’t work 😅)What it’s really like working in a high-performance kitchenThe importance of guest experience and personal touchChef insights that will instantly make you a better dinerPlus — behind-the-scenes stories, restaurant chaos, food innovation, and the mindset it takes to stay consistent at a high level.If you love food, hospitality, or just great conversations — this episode is for you.👉 Have you been to 2020 Grill? Drop your favorite dish below👉 Like & subscribe for more local stories, business insights, and community highlights#BocaRaton #FoodPodcast #RestaurantLife #ChefLife #TwentyTwentyGrill #SouthFlorida #Foodie #Hospitality #LocalBusiness #DigitalMayors

No guest. No scripts. No highlight reel.In this raw and unfiltered episode of the Digital Mayors Podcast, Michael and Dan Nathanson pull back the curtain on what’s actually happening inside their businesses—from real estate and mortgages to construction and entrepreneurship.They break down what’s working, what’s not, and the real challenges behind scaling multiple businesses in today’s market. From slow real estate conditions and operational growing pains to the power of communication, systems, and relationships—this is the honest conversation most people don’t have publicly.You’ll hear:• The current reality of the real estate market (and why most people aren’t telling the truth)• How communication and trust are winning deals right now• The biggest mistakes entrepreneurs make when scaling• Why systems and delegation are critical for growth• How they’re expanding into construction as licensed general contractors• The real pressures of leadership and responsibility• The importance of community, giving back, and purpose beyond businessPlus, they dive into personal growth, ADHD, discipline, and how becoming better leaders has changed their lives both in business and at home.If you’re building something, scaling a business, or just trying to figure out what actually moves the needle—this episode is for you.📌 Podcast: Digital Mayors Podcast🎙️ Hosts: Michael & Dan Nathanson#Entrepreneurship #RealEstate #BusinessGrowth #Leadership #Podcast #Mindset #SmallBusiness #Success #Marketing #Sales #PersonalDevelopment #BusinessTips #Investing #Contractor #Startup

On this episode of the Digital Mayors Podcast, Dan and Michael Nathanson sit down with Matt and Jody Hillstrom, owners of Boca Impact Window and Door, to talk about what homeowners in South Florida should really know before buying impact windows and doors.They break down how to compare quotes the right way, why the cheapest option is not always the best option, what questions to ask before signing anything, and how to avoid high-pressure sales tactics. The conversation also explores what it means to build a trusted family business, how customer service shapes their company culture, and why timing may matter if you’ve been thinking about upgrading your home.If you’re considering impact windows or doors, this episode is packed with practical advice that could save you money, stress, and a costly mistake.Visit lovewhereyoulivefl.com to connect with the show, explore local businesses, and find more episodes.

If you’re hiring a contractor soon, this episode could save you a nightmare.On this episode of the Digital Mayors Podcast, we’re joined by Andy Wyman of Wyman Legal Solutions (Boca Raton)—a construction-law attorney who advocates for homeowners when renovations go sideways… and helps prevent the disaster before it starts.We dig into the biggest mistakes homeowners make when hiring contractors (spoiler: price-shopping and weak/no contracts), the early warning signs you should never ignore, and the real-world leverage moves that matter when you’re already mid-project and things feel “iffy.”Andy also shares a jaw-dropping renovation horror story (yes, the “your house is gone” kind), breaks down why permits matter more than people realize, and explains a simple vetting approach that can protect your home, your budget, and your sanity.In this episode, you’ll learn: • The #1 mistake that causes the most damage when hiring a contractor • Payment structures that keep you protected (and why overpaying early is deadly) • Red flags: communication issues, permit dodging, and “too good to be true” bids • How contractor disputes really work (and why court usually isn’t the answer) • A flat-fee contractor vetting option that can save tens of thousands • Practical steps for homeowners, HOAs, and condo boards to run smarter projectsConnect + resources mentioned: • Contractor license lookup: MyFloridaLicense.com • Andy / Wyman Legal Solutions: WymanLegalSolutions.com • Digital Mayors hub: LoveWhereYouLiveFL.comIf you got value from this episode, like, subscribe, and share it with someone hiring a contractor—or someone stuck mid-renovation right now.

What makes a home feel effortless, calm, and high-end the moment you walk in?In this episode of The Digital Mayors Podcast, Dan and Michael sit down with Chris Hall from Sound Vision Technology to break down the tech that levels up the client experience for architects, builders, realtors, and interior designers, without turning a home into a “gadget showroom.”Chris shares why the best results happen when Sound Vision is involved early (while the walls are open), how infrastructure like wiring, access points, and fiber sets everything up for success, and where projects go sideways most often (hint: communication). You’ll also hear some wild stories from Chris’s Mixed Bag Radio days—including a moment with Bono and a surprise run-in with Ringo.Plus: the “wow” demo that wins people over, the difference between Control4 and Savant in real-world terms, and why privacy-focused voice automation (like Josh AI) is a game-changer for high-end clients.In this episode: • Why smart home upgrades can help homes sell faster (and potentially for more) • The showroom experience in Delray Beach: invisible speakers, mirror/frame TVs, lighting, shades • The communication habits that prevent job-site headaches • The “thorn out of the lion’s paw” philosophy for client comfort • Local life lightning round + favorite South Florida spotsWant to tour the showroom or book a demo? Chris’s contact info is in the show notes.

BIG YMCA news from Boca Raton.In this episode of The Digital Mayors Podcast, we talk with Jason Hagensick, President and CEO of the YMCA of South Palm Beach County, about how the Y is quietly shaping families, teens, and leaders in our community.Jason shares his journey from growing up in a traveling carnival family to becoming a YMCA CEO, why he wants his kids to make their mistakes at the Y where there is a safety net, and what 175 years of the YMCA movement means today. We dig into teen leadership, youth and government, Blue Ridge, the Building Possibilities Campaign, and what it looks like when kids are stuck on waitlists for preschool and programs.In the middle of it all, Jason also makes a big announcement:“The board chair for the Peter Blum Family YMCA will be none other than Michael Nathanson.”We talk about why board leadership matters, how volunteers and donors shape the future of the Y, and share one of the funniest rec league stories you will hear about a new CEO getting "T'd up" and ejected from an adult league game. 🤦🏻‍♂️If you care about community, kids, leadership, or creating places where people feel they belong, this conversation will give you a new appreciation for the YMCA.Listen in, then visit LoveWhereYouLiveFL.com and www.ymcaspbc.org to learn more or get involved. If you enjoy the episode, please like, share, and leave a 5-star review so more South Florida neighbors can find the show.

In this special episode of the Digital Mayor's Podcast, hosts Dan and Michael Nathanson celebrate the outstanding individuals and organizations that made a positive impact in Boca Raton and South Florida in 2025. With no guest this week, the brothers hand out the Digital Mayor's Year-End Awards, recognizing local businesses, nonprofits, and community leaders who have shown up, made a difference, and given back throughout the year. Join them as they reflect on memorable moments from their various community initiatives, including Leadership Boca, the Battle of the Bands, and the Motorcycle Expo. They also share personal highlights from their trip to Europe, engage in the Book of Awesome segment, and invite listeners to participate by sharing their own nominations for the awards. Whether you’re a Boca local or just curious about what makes this community shine, this episode is filled with heartwarming stories, gratitude, and inspiration for making a difference. Tune in for a celebration of local heroes and the spirit of community!

In this episode of the Digital Mayors podcast, Dan and Mike sit down with the incredible Colleen Tuttle, an escrow officer at Florida Title and Closing Company, who works tirelessly to ensure smooth real estate transactions in South Florida. Known as "Ms. 305," Colleen shares her journey from Miami to Boca Raton, her passion for community involvement, and how she balances family, sports, and her career in the fast-paced world of real estate.Join us as we delve into what truly happens behind the scenes during a closing, hear Colleen's insights on the importance of communication in real estate, and learn about her dedication to empowering women through her work with the Junior League. Plus, get ready for our local life lightning round, where Colleen reveals her favorite local hangouts and how she unwinds after a long day. If you’re curious about the real estate process or just want to enjoy some heartwarming storytelling, this episode is for you! Tune in and discover why Colleen is a true community connector in South Florida!

Who powers the generosity engine in Boca Raton? Meet Racheal Petullo and Namrata Israni-Bajaj, co-chairs of the Junior League of Boca Raton’s Woman Volunteer of the Year luncheon at The Boca Raton. We talk leadership that lifts, balancing careers, families, and a marquee event, and how to plug in if you’re new to town.Highlights:• What JLBR actually does behind the scenes to move the needle for local nonprofits• How to start strong in committee or board work without burning out• A simple rule that instantly makes Boca kinder this monthWatch, listen, and connect at LoveWhereYouLiveFL.com.

Guest: Justin Ross - Claims Consultant/Public Adjuster (Claim Closers) & AI-forward small-business strategist.Why it matters: Justin sold a thriving insurance agency to build into uncertainty...so he could advocate for families and business owners when claims get complicated, and help small businesses use AI to find real, fixable visibility gaps.In this episode:What would make you walk away from “safe” success?The claim reality most people don’t know (and why advocacy changes outcomes)AI for small business: finding holes, fixing visibility, building momentumThe moment Justin knew fulfillment mattered more than stabilityListen + share: LoveWhereYouLiveFL.com (scroll to the podcast logo)

Guest: Sarah Pearson, Executive Vice President, Greater Boca Raton Chamber of Commerce. If you’ve ever met a client at breakfast, discovered a nonprofit at an after-hours, or watched a student pitch a real startup, Sarah’s fingerprints are on it.What you’ll hear:• Quiet power: how Chamber advocacy shapes policy for business & families• A plug-in plan for newcomers (orientation → after-hours → breakfast)• Golden Bell: $100k+ in grants and why it matters for Boca schools• Blue PAC: nonpartisan endorsements that put business first• The human Sarah: blackjack dealer days, TV weekends, Sunday dinnersSuggested Timestamps00:00 Cold open — “The Connector-in-Chief”03:10 From Oregon Chamber to Boca EVP (the “chamber blood” moment)09:20 What people don’t see: advocacy that stops bad policy14:45 New-member game plan (orientation, Live After Five, breakfast)19:50 Golden Bell: where the money goes (STEM, academies, careers)25:40 YEA! and the CEO roundtable (kids pitching like pros)32:15 Blue PAC: it’s not politics—it’s business38:00 The Book of Awesome → waffle tangent & peanut butter confession42:30 Family/inner-circle: Sunday dinners, tiny dogs, big reset48:10 “Avoid the buffet/bar/bathroom” — how to network without cringe53:00 What she’s proud of right now + Battle of the Bands inviteWatch/Listen + connect: LoveWhereYouLiveFL.comFollow the Guest: IG @SarahBocaChamber • FB @Boca_Chamber • BocaRatonChamber.comFollow the Show: IG @TheDigitalMayorsPodcast • Work with our teams: LoveWhereYouLiveFL.com

Meet Brenda Ross, the eye and heart behind Brenda B Photography...the artist making South Florida look like home. We talk calm prep, real-you posing, and why the best photos start before the shutter clicks.In this episode:• How Brenda turns nerves into natural smiles• Holiday family photo tips that lower stress• The “secret Deerfield spot” (yes, with bathrooms) she loves for shootsListen and get connected: LoveWhereYouLiveFL.comGuest: brendabphoto.com • IG: @brendabphoto

Welcome to the Digital Mayors Podcast! In this episode, hosts Dan Nathanson and Michael dive into an engaging conversation with Brad Mitchell, a dedicated financial advisor and community leader. Join us as we explore Brad's journey from Syracuse to South Florida, his passion for serving families and business owners, and how he balances work, family, and personal interests like Jiu-Jitsu and golf. Brad shares his insights on the importance of building relationships in the financial industry, the challenges he faces both personally and professionally, and his inspiring experience as a husband and father navigating life alongside his wife Lara, who is bravely battling cancer. Discover how Brad's commitment to community involvement and his recent initiatives with organizations like Four Kids are making a positive impact in South Florida. Whether you're looking for financial advice or simply want to hear uplifting stories about resilience and community spirit, this episode is for you. Tune in to learn more about Brad's adventures, the power of connection, and the joys of being part of a supportive neighborhood. Don't forget to subscribe, share, and connect with us for more inspiring stories!

In this episode of the Digital Mayors podcast, brothers Dan and Michael Nathanson welcome the talented duo Salgo and Bougie Beret, the creative minds behind Boca Raton's Centennial Anthem and FAU's crowd-pleasing "Hoodie Hoo." Discover how their musical journey started, the passion that drives them, and the magic that happens when they turn any audience into a sing-along choir. From their unique songwriting process to insights on local hidden gems in South Florida, this episode is bursting with inspiration, laughter, and a celebration of community spirit. Tune in for an unforgettable conversation filled with stories, music, and a glimpse into their upcoming performances, including a live show at the Tom Petty Festival!

Join the Digital Mayors podcast as hosts Dan Nathanson and Michael dive into the inspiring journey of Efren Hidalgo, the owner and brewmaster of Providence Brewing Company—the oldest revival brewery in Rhode Island and the only Hispanic-owned national brewery in the U.S. Efren shares his unique blend of experiences in brewing and user experience design, revealing how his rich family heritage and professional background shape his craft. From reminiscences of their early days at Pizzeria Uno to insights on brewing techniques and community engagement, this episode is a heartfelt homage to friendship, family, and the art of brewing. With a dash of humor and a focus on making communities better, Efren's story is one of passion, resilience, and the pursuit of dreams. Tune in to discover what makes Providence Brewing a local gem and what the future holds for Efren as he contemplates a move to sunny Boca Raton!

In this episode of the Digital Mayors Podcast, we sit down with Abel Polo, owner of Premier Heating & Cooling (soon to be rebranded as Comfortly), to hear his inspiring journey from Cuba to South Florida entrepreneur. Abel shares how failure shaped his path, why he sees HVAC as more than a job, and the importance of time, family, and purpose.We dive into practical advice on maintaining your AC, the rebrand to Comfortly, and why trades like HVAC are more important than ever. Abel also opens up about his passions outside of work—growing award-worthy mangoes, diving, reading 20–30 books a month, and playing music.This conversation is about more than keeping cool—it’s about living fully, learning constantly, and never forgetting what really matters.

Ever wonder how a corporate finance executive ends up running rock concerts, raising hundreds of thousands for schools, and making insurance sound… fun?In this episode of the Digital Mayors Podcast, Dan & Michael Nathanson sit down with Chuck Stout — Executive VP at CBIZ, Chairman of the Golden Bell Education Foundation, and leader of Men Giving Back.💡 Inside, you’ll discover:How the Golden Bell Battle of the Bands turns local business leaders into rock starsWhy Chuck believes in “fun and philanthropy” — and how Men Giving Back gave $600K in one yearThe biggest misconceptions about Boca Raton schools (and why they need more support than you think)If you believe South Florida gets better when good people connect, this is your episode.📍 Watch & listen at: LoveWhereYouLiveFL.com – scroll to the podcast logo.

This podcast episode features David Serle, a Boca Raton native and influential real estate broker, discussing his career, community involvement, and vision for Boca’s future. The conversation highlights his leadership in real estate, family legacy, and passion for local culture and advocacy.Career and LeadershipDavid started in real estate after working in a title company and was inspired to improve industry standards.Broker-owner of Remax Services and past president of the Broward Palm Beach Realtors, leading one of the largest realtor associations in the U.S.Emphasizes the importance of transparency, professionalism, and building meaningful client relationships.Advocates for emotional intelligence and patience in handling real estate transactions.Boca Raton and CommunityGrew up in Boca, witnessing its transformation from a “Seinfeld joke” to a vibrant, walkable city with a strong local business scene.Values responsible development and the city’s balance of nightlife, dining, and affordability.Deep family roots in Boca’s real estate industry, continuing a legacy started by his parents.Personal Insights and AdvocacyBalances a busy life as a father and community leader.Passionate about mental health awareness, supporting his daughter’s podcast on the topic.Interested in future political involvement to further contribute to Boca’s growth.Enjoys local hidden gems like Dandy’s Donuts and Strike Cigar Lounge.Community EngagementPromotes “Shoot for a Change,” a charity basketball event supporting YMCA financial assistance.Highlights the importance of trusted realtors and community advocacy in sustaining South Florida’s economy and quality of life.

He’s a promo pro, a Panthers superfan, and he may or may not have a Darth Vader-wrapped motorcycle his mom doesn’t know about.Meet Jeff Greenberg, owner of PromoStuff4You and co-host of South Florida’s first major motorcycle expo in over 20 years.🎯 How can the right T-shirt or pen grow your brand?🏍️ Why is the 2025 Motorcycle Expo such a big deal?🔥 And what’s it like running a bird-whistling, branding-fueled business with a Star Wars twist?🎧 Listen now at: LoveWhereYouLiveFL.com

Meet Caroline Johnson & Christen Ritchey...founding partners of Johnson Ritchey Family Law Firm, two sisters turning family law upside down in South Florida. Caroline handles courtroom battles, Christen pioneers collaborative...and yes, she’s running for City Council!Why listen?Discover how they balance tough litigation with graceLearn about “conscious uncoupling” and winning divorces with dignityGet inspired by Christen’s City Council journey and board certification successTune in to hear:“Graceful disengagement” in divorceHow two sisters launched a thriving law firm while parentingWhy community service supercharges their legal practices📣 Listen now & share: LoveWhereYouLiveFL.com

🔥 In this episode of The Digital Mayors Podcast, we sit down with Mariana Berger — Air Force veteran, board-certified Physician Assistant, and founder of Freedom Wellness and Aesthetics.From military discipline to med spa magic, Mariana shares how she balances family, business, and service...all while helping clients feel empowered in their own skin.📌 What You’ll Learn in This Episode:✅ How military training shaped Mariana’s entrepreneurial mindset✅ Common misconceptions about aesthetics and injectables✅ Why confidence and community go hand in hand📢 Where to Listen & Connect:🎧 Listen now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or YouTube!💡 Visit LoveWhereYouLiveFL.com for more episodes & resources.🔗 Connect with Mariana: FreedomWellnessAndAesthetics.com📲 Instagram: @freedomwellnessandaesthetics

Most people never come back from flatlining. Stacey Luces did...and used that moment to spark a mission that’s changing lives. From the halls of Homeland Security to high-impact coaching in South Florida, Stacey is now helping women leaders and high achievers live beyond burnout, reclaim their power, and lead lives filled with peace, purpose, and joy. Hear her powerful story, discover her 'Whole-Self Leadership Accelerator,' and snag her free gift to our listeners: a 30-min Clarity Consult and her micro-masterclass, "Reclaiming Your Power." Visit www.NathansonBrothers.com and scroll to the podcast.#DigitalMayorsPodcast #StaceyLuces #LoveThePalmBeaches #LeadershipCoach #SupportLocal #BurnoutRecovery #WomenWhoLead #GoodBetterBoca #SoldByTheBros

🔥 In this episode, meet Isaiah & Taylor Baker...a powerhouse couple who left behind careers at Goldman Sachs and in creative design to launch a franchise painting parking lots. Learn how they built a thriving business from scratch, juggle entrepreneurship with parenting, and bring unmatched customer service to their South Florida clients.📌 Timestamps: 00:00 – Intro & Teaser 02:15 – From Goldman Sachs to Palm Beach County 06:30 – Starting a Business as a Couple 13:45 – Struggles, Surprises, & Startup Lessons 21:00 – A Peek Behind the Franchise 27:30 – How a Truck Breakdown Turned Into 6 Tow Jobs in 4 Days 33:15 – Favorite Projects: James Hardie, Grace Community, Backyard Pickleball 41:00 – Working With Family 47:00 – Parenting, Sourdough & Coffee Shops 55:00 – What Legacy Means to the Bakers🎧 Listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or at www.NathansonBrothers.com 📌 Instagram: @1800striperbocaraton | @tayotic__ 📌 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/baker-isaiah/ 📢 Like, share, and leave your biggest takeaway in the comments!Dan NathansonPartner | The Nathanson Brothers📍 South Florida | 🏡 Real Estate | 💰 Mortgage | 🔨 Home Services📞 561-948-1591 | 📧 [email protected]🌐 NathansonBrothers.com – Your Home, Our Expertise.🎙️ Check out our podcasts! The Digital Mayors Podcast AND Food Family & Philanthropy"We do things the right way, and when things go wrong, we do the right thing."📌 Follow us on social media:Instagram:  • 🙋🏻‍♂️ @DanInBoca  • 🏠 @SoldByTheBrosPreferred Rate Mortgage - NMLS#s 1695830 and 1850  • 🛠️ @HomeDudesFlorida  • 🧱 @PaverDudesFlorida  • 🎙️ @TheDigitalMayorsPodcast  • 🎙️ @Food_Family_and_Philanthropy

🔥 In this episode of The Digital Mayors Podcast, we sit down with Mitchell Davie, National Sales Director at Jadapay, to explore his wild journey from magician to Marine, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu coach, and now a purpose-driven sales leader in merchant services.📌 What You’ll Learn in This Episode:✅ The power of personal reinvention – how Mitch used discipline and mindset to pivot across careers✅ Sales with purpose – how Jadapay helps veterans and small businesses thrive✅ Community connection through coaching – how Mitch’s work with Warrior Now and ATT gives back in powerful ways📢 Where to Listen & Connect:🎧 Listen now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or YouTube💡 Visit www.NathansonBrothers.com for more episodes & resources🔗 Connect with Mitch Davie: Instagram | Jadapay Website📌 Follow The Digital Mayors Podcast for more inspiring interviews with South Florida’s best entrepreneurs, community leaders, and industry experts!🔔 Don’t forget to subscribe, leave a review, and share this episode with a friend!

When a dad of five, attorney, youth coach, professor, and trash-cleaning marathoner decides to run for Mayor of Boca Raton... you know you're in for a conversation that's real, inspiring, and packed with heart. ❤️Meet Andy Thomson: City Councilman, proud FAU alum, community champion, and mayoral candidate who’s keeping Boca thriving while staying grounded in faith, family, and service.In this episode:✅ How Andy personally ran 475+ miles and picked up 1,600+ pounds of trash to make Boca cleaner✅ His surprising hidden talents: cutting hair like a pro...and coaching 15+ seasons of youth basketball✅ Why community service...and neighborly love...are more important than ever✅ His powerful mindset shift on leadership, failure, and gratitude✅ His vision for Boca’s next 5–10 years (spoiler: it’s GOOD)📢 To connect with Andy Thomson:📌 Instagram: @AndyThomsonBoca📌 LinkedIn: Andy Thomson LinkedIn📌 Facebook: Andy Thomson Facebook📧 Email: [email protected]📌 Listen & Watch:🎧 Spotify, Apple Podcasts and YouTube – NathansonBrothers.com and click the podcast logo!🚀 Support the Podcast:✅ Subscribe✅ Leave a 5-Star Review✅ Share this episode with someone who loves South Florida!🕒 Timestamps:00:00 – Welcome + Andy's Introduction02:40 – Why Andy is Running for Mayor06:15 – Andy’s Childhood Story: No A/C, No Washing Machine, Big Dreams11:30 – How a Single Run Turned Into a 475-Mile Trash Pickup Mission17:55 – The Importance of Neighborly Love22:20 – Balancing Law, Leadership, Faith, and Family29:00 – Coaching 15+ Seasons of Youth Basketball34:10 – FAU's Growth and Boca’s Future42:00 – Lessons from Baseball: Resilience and Mindset for Life49:30 – Rapid Fire: Favorite Local Restaurants, Funniest Stories, Leadership Insights58:00 – Andy’s Legacy: Loving Your Literal Neighbor

In this episode of the Digital Mayors podcast, the hosts introduce Eric Rosenblum, a talented designer and comedian from South Florida. Eric, the president of Southgate Design, shares his journey in the creative industry, emphasizing the importance of positivity and collaboration in his work. He discusses how his background in computer graphics and love for the arts led him to graphic design, where he helps comedians and businesses create impactful branding. The conversation also touches on Eric's personal experiences, including the loss of his mother and his advocacy for mental health awareness. The hosts encourage audience interaction by asking listeners to share their favorite hidden gems in South Florida. The episode highlights the vibrant creative community in the region and the significance of supporting local businesses and causes.

In this heart-opening episode of The Digital Mayors Podcast, we sit down with Coach Nathaly Mora, founder of Nathaly Mora Coaching and creator of the MORA Method...Mindfulness, Ownership, Reconnection, and Action.Nathaly shares the deeply personal journey that led her to become the coach she once needed herself. From healing after divorce to rebuilding her bond with her son, Sebastian, Nathaly’s story will inspire anyone navigating parenting, purpose, or personal growth.✨ What You’ll Learn in This Episode:✅ The power of self-love in parenting✅ Why coaching isn’t a weakness...it’s a sign of strength✅ How the MORA Method helps moms rebuild trust and connection with their children✅ Real-life examples of how small actions lead to big breakthroughs🎁 BONUS: Nathaly is offering 20% OFF her 8-week coaching program exclusively for Digital Mayors listeners! Just mention the podcast when you reach out.🎧 Listen now and share with someone who needs this: www.NathansonBrothers.comConnect with Coach Nathaly Mora:http://www.NathalyMora.comInstagram: @CoachNathalyFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/nmoracoaching

In this episode of The Digital Mayors Podcast, we sit down with Fernanda Macedo, a powerhouse local businesswoman and owner of Fernanda Macedo State Farm. From arriving in the U.S. with her toddler and no money, to building a thriving business and becoming a community leader...this is a journey of grit, grace, and purpose.📌 What You'll Hear:Fernanda’s wild journey from biking to work in the rain to becoming a business ownerWhy community involvement shaped her business successThe Mariah Carey story you won’t believeHow she helps other single moms access life-changing support💥 Watch & listen at www.NathansonBrothers.com🔁 Share this episode. Someone needs to hear this.

🎙️ In this episode of The Digital Mayors Podcast, we sit down with Rob Jager, Vice President of Operations at Plum Productions Media and host of The Slow Pitch Podcast. Rob shares the origin story of Plum Productions, lessons from growing a business with his wife, and how strategic storytelling in video builds credibility and sales.🎧 Plus: behind-the-scenes moments from Battle of the Bands, a heartfelt story about mentorship, Rob’s favorite South Florida eats, and the best advice for businesses starting with video.📍 Learn more about Rob and Plum Productions at plumproductionsmedia.com💻 Watch/listen and explore our brands at NathansonBrothers.com🔁 Share the show with a friend & subscribe!

🎙️ Want to start a podcast and don’t know where to begin?Today’s guest, Ben Castro, co-owner of Podcast Junkeez Studios, has helped countless businesses, creators, and musicians bring their voices to life through podcasting. Before that? He was rocking the stage as a drummer...and he still is! 🥁🔥In this episode, we break down:✅ The biggest mistakes new podcasters make (and how to avoid them!)✅ Why buying followers hurts your brand 🚫✅ How podcasting can skyrocket your business & personal brand✅ What it takes to stand out in a crowded content world 🎧✅ Ben’s wild journey from marching band to podcast mogul📢 Ready to launch your podcast?📲 Connect with Ben & Podcast Junkeez:🔗 Podcast Junkeez Studios📌 Instagram: @PodcastJunkeezStudios📌 LinkedIn: Ben Castro💡 Want to watch this episode?📺 Catch the full video on YouTube → https://m.youtube.com/@DigitalMayorsPodcast/videos🔥 Subscribe & Leave a Review – It’s the best way to support the show!📲 Listen now at www.NathansonBrothers.com#PodcastMarketing #DigitalMayorsPodcast #ContentCreation #PodcastGrowth #Entrepreneurship

🚀 In this episode of The Digital Mayors Podcast, we sit down with Dave Cohen, a former U.S. Air Force Colonel and now Dean of the College of Aeronautics at Lynn University. From refueling planes at 400 mph to shaping the future of aviation, Dave shares his incredible journey, leadership lessons, and aviation insights.🎧 What You’ll Learn in This Episode:✅ What it’s like to refuel planes in mid-air at 30,000 feet✅ How Dave transitioned from military service to academia✅ The future of aviation & career paths for aspiring pilots✅ Why Lynn University is a top choice for aviation students📢 Where to Listen & Connect:🎧 Listen now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or YouTube!💡 Visit www.NathansonBrothers.com for more episodes & resources.🔗 Connect with Dave Cohen: LinkedIn📌 Follow The Digital Mayors Podcast for more inspiring interviews with South Florida’s best entrepreneurs, community leaders, and industry experts!🔔 Don’t forget to subscribe, leave a review, and share this episode with a friend!

🔥 Watch the full episode here →www.NathansonBrothers.com (scroll to the podcast logo!)Are you making costly mistakes with your insurance and financial planning? 💸In this episode of The Digital Mayors Podcast, we sit down with Bruce Weinstein, co-founder of Weinstein Insurance Solutions and host of Ask The Plan Man Podcast. Bruce shares expert insights on how to protect your wealth, avoid insurance pitfalls, and make smarter financial decisions.💡 What You’ll Learn in This Episode:✅ The biggest insurance mistakes most people make (and how to fix them)✅ How to properly insure your home, car, and business✅ Why rising home values in Florida are leaving many homeowners underinsured✅ The difference between necessary & optional insurance coverage✅ The secret to long-term financial security & wealth protection✅ Bruce’s personal journey: losing 59 pounds in a year & transforming his life🎯 Who Should Watch This?📌 Homeowners who want to make sure they’re properly covered📌 Business owners looking to protect their assets & financial future📌 Anyone interested in smart insurance strategies & financial planning📢 Timestamps:00:00 – Introduction02:15 – Meet Bruce Weinstein05:30 – The biggest insurance mistakes people make12:00 – Home insurance rates in Florida: What you need to know20:45 – The #1 mistake that could cost you thousands in coverage30:00 – Life insurance: When and why you actually need it40:15 – Bruce’s personal weight loss journey & lifestyle transformation50:00 – How to connect with Bruce & final thoughts🔔 Subscribe & follow for more expert insights! @NathansonBrothers📌 Connect with Bruce Weinstein:🌎 Website:www.WeinsteinWealth.com🎙️ Podcast:Ask The Plan Man📩 Instagram:@AskThePlanMan📌 LinkedIn:Bruce M. Weinstein📌 Follow The Digital Mayors Podcast:🎧 Listen to all episodes →www.NathansonBrothers.com📲 Instagram: @TheDigitalMayorsPodcast📌 Facebook: @TheDigitalMayorsPodcast📢 Tag a friend who needs to hear this & share the episode! 🚀#InsuranceMistakes #WealthProtection #FinancialFreedom #SmartMoneyMoves #AskThePlanMan #DigitalMayorsPodcast #NathansonBrothers #SoldByTheBros

👤 Guest: Nile Fortner – Freelance Journalist, Publisher of Our South Florida & Las Olas Insider🌐 Website:Our South Florida | Las Olas Insider📲 Follow Nile: Instagram: @nile_fortner | @oursouthflorida | @lasolasinsider LinkedIn: Nile Fortner Facebook: @OurSouthFlorida | @LasOlasInsider🎙️ What We Discuss: The journey from journalist to digital publisher Why storytelling is key for small business marketing How to land media coverage for your business South Florida’s hidden gems & must-visit spots Nile’s most rewarding journalism moments💡 Mention The Digital Mayors Podcast & Get a Discount on Advertising with Nile!📩 Loved this episode? Subscribe, share, and leave a 5-star review!

What happens whenSouth Florida’s favorite Bug Lady and her brother, a pest expert in his own right, team up? You get adynamic duo on a mission toeducate, protect, and entertain! 🐞🕷️In this episode ofThe Digital Mayors Podcast, we’re talking all thingsbugs, business, and family withLettie Cronin, an entomologist and educator known asThe Bug Lady, and her brotherSean Cronin, Vice President ofGreat Southern Environmental Services. 🏡✨Fromchildhood memories toinspiring the next generation through community outreach, Lettie and Sean share:✅The incredible family story behind their business 🏡✅Why bugs are cooler (and more important) than you think 🐜✅Their journey from personal loss to building an impactful legacy✅Lessons on working with family—and staying sane 😉✅The hilarious moments from their work in pest control (including Sean’s infamous cockroach costume 🪳😂)Plus, Lettie shares how she’s inspiring kidsthrough hands-on learning, thetruth about Florida’s bugs, and what makesGreat Southern Environmental Services stand out from the competition!🚨SPECIAL OFFER: MentionThe Digital Mayors Podcast to waive your initial pest control fee and getbi-monthly services for just $75!🎧Tune in now for an episode packed with fun stories, business wisdom, and a whole lot of bug love!Show Notes & Resources:🔗Great Southern Environmental Services:www.greatsouthernenvironmental.com🔗The Bug Lady:www.buglady.com🔗Instagram:@lettiethebuglady |@gsesbugs🔗Facebook:Great Southern Environmental Services |The Bug Lady🔗LinkedIn:Letty Cronin |Sean Cronin💬Loved this episode? Subscribe, leave a5-star review, and share it with someone who loves learning aboutbugs, business, and local legends!#DigitalMayorsPodcast #TheBugLady #PestControl #SupportLocal #SouthFloridaLiving #Education #Entomology

In this episode of the Digital Mayor's Podcast, Dan and Mike interview Sarah Mark, owner of VI Coffee Bar in Boca Raton, which has a unique history spanning 16 years. The discussion highlights the challenges small businesses face in a market dominated by large corporations. Sarah shares her passion for community, the importance of supporting local businesses, and her creative marketing strategies. She emphasizes collaboration with other local businesses and the joy of crafting unique coffee experiences while addressing the struggles of operating in an expensive area and the necessity of community support. Listeners are encouraged to explore local coffee shops and appreciate their personal touch, even if prices are higher. Sarah's journey inspires aspiring entrepreneurs to value perseverance and hard work.VI Coffee Bar - 1159 S Federal Highway Boca Raton, Florida http://www.VICofeeBar.net561-990-7911@VICoffeeBar

What do branding, comedy, and entrepreneurial grit have in common? This week, we welcome Sam Ghanem, CEO of SG INK and stand-up comic, to share her journey from corporate success to launching her own business.✨ In this episode:How to align your business with your “why.” The lessons Sam learned from failing forward. Why laughter is a powerful business tool.💡 Bonus: Mention The Digital Mayors Podcast for a free branding strategy call and guide to overcoming overwhelm!🎧 Listen now on Spotify, YouTube, and Apple Podcasts.Sam GhanemCEO of SG INK, Co-Founder of Let’s Go 180°Phone: 561-362-7015Web: https://www.thinksgink.comLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sam-ghanem-miba-83970852?utm_source=share&utm_campaign=share_via&utm_content=profile&utm_medium=ios_appFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/share/1B3HD8E7VX/?mibextid=wwXIfrInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/think_sgink_branding?igsh=MTdjeHB6bnFkdGh2Ng==

🚗 Ready to revolutionize the way you buy a car? Join us as we sit down with Todd Rizzo, President of Rizzo Automotive Concierge Services, to discuss how his innovative business is transforming car buying, selling, and leasing into a seamless experience. 💡 In this episode, you’ll learn: How Todd’s concierge model saves time and money Stories from Todd’s car business journey, including his Rhode Island burger bar days 🍔 Todd’s favorite hidden gems in South Florida 🎁 Special Offer: Mention "Digital Mayors Podcast" for 30% off Todd’s fee when you contact Rizzo Automotive Concierge Services! 📲 Connect with Todd: Website: www.RizzoAutomotive.com Instagram: @RizzoAutomotive LinkedIn: Todd Rizzo 🎧 Listen now: Spotify | Apple Podcasts | YouTube

In this episode of the Digital Mayors podcast, hosts Michael Nathanson and Dan Nathanson interview Marc Wigder, a Boca Raton City Councilman and entrepreneur. The discussion highlights Marc Wigder diverse roles, including his work in sustainable construction and community development. He shares personal anecdotes, including his father's bakery's connection to the iconic Seinfeld show, which adds a unique cultural touch to the conversation. Marc Wigder reflects on his motivations for community involvement, particularly after overcoming a health challenge. He emphasizes the importance of sustainable living and reducing traffic through local residential developments. The podcast showcases Boca Raton as a vibrant community with a blend of innovation, culture, and outdoor activities, while Marc Wigder passion for improving the city shines through. The episode encapsulates the essence of South Florida living, focusing on community, sustainability, and the joy of local experiences. Guest: Marc Wigder Title: Boca Raton City Councilman; Founder of Greenhouse Offices & Co-Founder of GreenSmith Builders Email: [email protected] Social Media: Website: www.GreenhouseOffices.net

In this episode of Digital Mayors Podcast, Michael and Dany reflect on the past year, share personal stories, and discuss the journey of creating their show. With a laid-back vibe, they explore what makes South Florida a vibrant place to live, work, and play, while inviting listeners to engage with their community. Expect candid conversations about life, friendship, and the importance of making meaningful connections. Tune in for a mix of humor, insights, and a genuine love for their craft as they look forward to the future and the exciting guests they hope to feature.

The podcast episode features Bryan Rammel, founder and CEO of the Owl Collective, which supports student athletes at Florida Atlantic University (FAU) through Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) opportunities. Bryan shares his journey from humble beginnings to leading a successful NIL collective, emphasizing the importance of empowering athletes to build their personal brands. The conversation touches on the collective's achievements, including networking events and collaborations that benefit student athletes. Bryan reflects on the significance of community support and the collective's role in facilitating opportunities for athletes, allowing them to thrive both on and off the field. The discussion also highlights the challenges faced by college athletes and how the Owl Collective aims to alleviate these issues, fostering a supportive environment for their growth and success in South Florida. Bryan Rammel Social: Instagram: @theowl.collective Facebook: The Owl CollectiveWebsite: www.theowlcollective.com

On this episod of the digital mayors podcast, Dan and Mike have on Garrett Kealer; Musician, Leader, and Teacher! The discussion revolves around music, personal connections, and the impact of education in the arts. Garrett shares his journey of discovering his passion for music, which began with a pair of drumsticks and was reignited by Led Zeppelin's 'Kashmir.' The conversation highlights the importance of mentorship in music education, with Garrett reflecting on his experiences at School of Rock and the success of its alumni. The hosts also touch on the cultural significance of beer, local music venues, and the community's role in supporting young musicians. They emphasize the need for aspiring musicians to carve their own paths in the evolving music industry, leveraging social media and unique approaches to stand out. The episode concludes with a call for audience engagement and feedback.

On this episode of the Digital Mayors Podcast the Nathanson Brothers feature Michael Piccoli, owner of On Target Digital Marketing, who shares his journey from Providence, Rhode Island, to becoming a successful digital marketing expert in South Florida. Initially working in his father's waste management business and coaching college basketball, Michael discusses how these experiences shaped his approach to business. He emphasizes the importance of transparency and setting realistic expectations with clients in the digital marketing industry. The hosts, Dan and Michael Nathanson, engage in a lively conversation about various topics, including Michael's favorite restaurants and his passion for helping nonprofits. The episode highlights the significance of quality over quantity in marketing efforts and the value of building long-term relationships with clients. Michael's story serves as an inspiration for aspiring entrepreneurs, showcasing how diverse experiences can lead to success in the digital landscape. Name: Michael Piccoli Title: Owner, On Target Digital Marketing LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/michaelpiccoli-ii Facebook: Michael Piccoli Instagram: @ontargetdigital Email: [email protected] Phone: 407-830-4550 Website: https://ontargetdigitalmarketing.com

On this Episode of Digital Mayors Podcast, Host Dan and Mike Have Dr. Katie Burke, Assistant VP of Alumni and Community Engagement at Florida Atlantic University, as a guest! Katie discusses her passion for building connections within the South Florida community. She shares her journey from aspiring attorney to a dedicated advocate for students, emphasizing the importance of community involvement and the diverse activities her team organizes to foster engagement. Dr. Burke highlights the significance of fun in education and community service, illustrating how meaningful interactions can enhance the quality of life in South Florida. The conversation also touches on the challenges of reaching alumni and the collaborative efforts of organizations like Spirit of Giving to address community needs. Overall, the episode showcases Dr. Burke's commitment to creating a vibrant, inclusive community and her belief in the power of connection to drive positive change.

In this episode of the Digital Mayors podcast, Host Dan and Michael Nathanson have Andrew Duffell, President of the Research Park at Florida Atlantic University as a guest! Andrew discusses the park's significant role in fostering innovation and economic growth in South Florida. With 39 companies, including international firms, the park contributes hundreds of millions to the regional GDP and promotes job creation. Andrew highlights the importance of intellectual capital and research opportunities for students, aiming to diversify and strengthen the local economy. He shares success stories of companies like Flow Spine and Aerospace Technologies Group, which have thrived in the park. The conversation also touches on community engagement, local culture, and the upcoming 40th anniversary of the Research Park, emphasizing its impact on the community and the future of South Florida's economy. Andrew encourages listeners to explore the region's diverse offerings and the vital role of Florida Atlantic University in shaping lives and careers. Thanks for watching Digital Mayors Podcast. If you wanted to reach out to Andrew for any Needs Website: https://www.researchparkfau.comPhone: (561) 416-6092Email: [email protected]: Andrew DuffellFacebook: Research Park at Florida AtlanticInstagram: researchparkfau

In this episode of the Digital Mayors podcast, hosts Dan Michael Nathanson interview Evan Darnell, the secretary of Beef at the Red Meat Lovers Club. The discussion revolves around building a vibrant community centered on food, philanthropy, and camaraderie. Evan shares insights into his daily routine, including his commitment to walking 15,000 steps a day and his passion for hosting events that unite people over delicious meals. He recounts memorable moments from past events, particularly a successful charity auction that raised significant funds for the Make-A-Wish Foundation. The conversation highlights the importance of collaboration with sponsors and the joy of connecting with like-minded individuals. Evan emphasizes the unique appeal of the Red Meat Lovers Club, which fosters friendships and community through shared culinary experiences. The episode concludes with an invitation for listeners to join the club and engage with its activities. Evan Darnell Website: https://www.rmlclub.com Instagram: @RedMeatLoversClub Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/share/Q6otNF8ftBD1yKqm/?mibextid=K35XfP

In this episode of the Digital Mayors podcast, host Dan and Mike have a very special gues: Lesly Ordonez , she shares her journey of running Cakes D’Sabores, a family bakery she operates with her mother. Leslie discusses her transition from teaching to entrepreneurship, highlighting the challenges and joys of managing a family business. She emphasizes the importance of community involvement, particularly through her role as a Boca Chamber ambassador and her participation in local events like the Battle of the Bands. Leslie reflects on the dynamics of working with family, noting that despite occasional disagreements, their shared goals foster effective communication. The conversation also touches on the bakery's expansion into a café, offering a variety of food and beverages. Leslie's passion for her work and commitment to leadership and education shine through, showcasing her dedication to both her business and the community. Lesly Ordonez Co-Owner of Cakes D’Sabores 2217 W Hillsboro Blvd, Deerfield Beach, FL 33442 754-212-5858 [email protected] Facebook: Cakes D’Sabores Instagram: @cakesdsabores

In this episode of the Digital Mayors Podcast, hosts Dan and Michael Nathanson interview James Rodriguez, the teen program director at the Peter Blum Family YMCA in Boca Raton. James shares his journey in community service and youth leadership, emphasizing the importance of inspiring the next generation. He reflects on his long-standing relationship with the Nathanson family and discusses the challenges and rewards of running youth programs. James highlights the impact of the YMCA on local teens, sharing both success stories and the heartbreak of losing a young participant. He encourages community involvement, inviting listeners to volunteer or support the YMCA's initiatives. The conversation also touches on local attractions and the significance of spending quality time with family. Overall, James embodies the spirit of community service, advocating for youth engagement and support in Boca Raton. #ymca #family #education

In this episode of the Digital Mayor's Podcast, host Dan and Mike interview the legend, Josh Cougler , a successful entrepreneur and owner of On-the-Wall Home Entertainment and Security Services. With over 20 years in the industry, Josh has built a reputable business while also being a partner in Paver Dudes Florida. Recently, his band won the Golden Bell Education Battle of the Bands, showcasing his passion for music alongside his entrepreneurial spirit. The conversation delves into Josh's journey, starting from his teenage years when he developed a love for audio and video. He shares insights on balancing family life with business commitments and highlights the importance of cherishing family time. Additionally, Josh promotes Salt Academy, a unique homeschool-based institution, emphasizing its family-oriented approach. The episode concludes with a call to action for listeners to engage with the podcast and share their thoughts on local gems and potential guests. #family #digitalmarketing #marketing #realestate

The inaugural episode of the Digital Mayors podcast highlights the vibrant community of South Florida, focusing on the impactful work of Alana St. John. Alana, a dedicated nonprofit professional, shares her journey from childhood volunteering with her mother to her significant roles at the Spirit of Giving Network and now Ruth and Norman Rales Jewish Family Services. She discusses the transformative events she organized, such as the Community Spirit Race and Holiday Gift Drive, which foster generosity among local families.Alana emphasizes the importance of collaboration among nonprofits to address community needs, particularly during challenging times like the COVID-19 pandemic. The conversation also touches on the various services provided by Rales JFS, including senior services and food assistance, showcasing the organization's commitment to supporting individuals and families in need.Alana's passion for her work and the community shines through, inspiring listeners to engage with local nonprofits and make a difference.Alana St. John with Ruth and Norman Rales Jewish Family Services - @RalesJFS - 561-852-3333#networking #volunteer #family #podcast #florida #food

In the inaugural episode of the Digital Mayors podcast, hosts Dan and Michael Nathanson share their personal journeys to South Florida, discussing their motivations for moving and the vibrant community they have found. They reflect on their experiences, the positive aspects of living in South Florida, and their desire to uncover and share the region's gems. The hosts emphasize the importance of focusing on the good in life and express excitement about connecting with guests and exploring local culture, food, recreation, and businesses.