Matt O'Daniels's show

From Allie Sherman to Bruce Coslet. This is a quick interview with Mom about her timeline with the N.Y. Jets when she was a fan that needed to be recorded. Probably more suited for the family archive but it's pretty funny. Mom is no longer a Jets fan in the week to week, going to games, but she still is.

Amie had talked about her skydiving, traveling, and kayaking last year on the podcast but this recent talk with her expedition along the Nile River in Africa is incredible. Needless to say an experience worth listening to.

Episode #30 Eva talks about her experience moving for college traveling to South Carolina from Russia. Now a decade later Charlotte is home to her family and loves it. A fascinating journey shared that you don't hear everyday.

I met Cyndi a few years ago and found out she's a flight attendant. She is thrilled she made this her career and absolutely loves it. Aside from the sometimes strenuous hours and jet lag , she's passionate about traveling and the people she gets to meet along the way. Take a listen!

Talking with Phillip is always fun. He's got a good vibe and sensed that when I first met him 3 and a half years ago. When we sat down for the interview, Phillip talks about his experience with sales, leadership, as well as his windy path into his successful career.

Jennifer was my teacher at CSB Charlotte. An incredible one at that. Reporter, teacher, mother, business owner, but most importantly, a direct, no frills, brutally honest approach to the world of broadcast news. That's left a clear definite impression with me and I love it. Jen took time out to be interviewed and finally have uploaded the episode.

Fellow CSB classmate Tiffany Schreiber talks about her journey to CSB. From Wisconsin, Chicago, Russia, Boston to Charlotte! A very good story.

The talk on the podcast with Arroe was too short to cover his 37 year career in radio. A treasure trove of stories, information, experience, and success in the radio industry. Arroe was nominated to replace Casey Kasem at American Top 40, which had to be at that time and when I think to it now, a very big deal. A professional broadcaster with unmatched passion we seemed to just skim the surface in a conversation that didn't seem long. One of those, "that was 20 minutes?" conversations.

Aunt Doris was in town 2 weeks ago and I spoke with her about growing up in New Jersey and Manhattan. A fascinating time especially when considering moving to Manhattan around WW2 and from the "country" living at that time in New Jersey.