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06/12/2023

Ep.4 Greg Scampone - Getting shot doesn't need to stop you from making dough.

Owner of Fox's Pizza in Oakmont In this episode, we have the honor of speaking with Greg Scampone, the owner of Foxes Pizza Oakmont. Greg's life took a dramatic turn when he was tragically shot multiple times during a robbery, an event that led him to a profound realization. In that moment, he knew that he wanted to be in the arms of an old sweetheart, and since then, they have been inseparable. Join us as Greg shares his incredible journey of overcoming adversity and finding true love in the midst of chaos.

06/12/2023

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1 h 48 min
4 FÉVR.

Ep.117 - Buried in Snow and Bleeding Cash

Snow days feel harmless until you’re the one running payroll. In this episode of Between 2 Bridges, amidst a historic winter storm, we’re measuring how much snow really costs small businesses. Lost revenue. Employees clocked in with no customers. Rising utility bills. And no clear path to relief. We talk about how prolonged snow and subzero temperatures ripple through restaurants, retail, service businesses, and startups. Why being open can actually be worse than being closed. How disaster relief programs exist but rarely reach businesses in time. And what happens when city infrastructure, budgeting decisions, and weather collide. This isn’t complaining about the cold. It’s an honest conversation about survival, risk, and the reality small business owners face when everything stops but the bills don’t. If you’ve ever owned a business, supported one, or wondered why snow days hit harder than people think, this episode doesn’t leave you out in the cold.

4 févr.

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1 h
4 FÉVR. · VIDÉO

Ep.117 - Buried in Snow and Bleeding Cash

Snow days feel harmless until you’re the one running payroll. In this episode of Between 2 Bridges, amidst a historic winter storm, we’re measuring how much snow really costs small businesses. Lost revenue. Employees clocked in with no customers. Rising utility bills. And no clear path to relief. We talk about how prolonged snow and subzero temperatures ripple through restaurants, retail, service businesses, and startups. Why being open can actually be worse than being closed. How disaster relief programs exist but rarely reach businesses in time. And what happens when city infrastructure, budgeting decisions, and weather collide. This isn’t complaining about the cold. It’s an honest conversation about survival, risk, and the reality small business owners face when everything stops but the bills don’t. If you’ve ever owned a business, supported one, or wondered why snow days hit harder than people think, this episode doesn’t leave you out in the cold.

4 févr. · Vidéo

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1 h
7 JANV.

Ep.113 - Fake Money, Real Costs

Inflation isn’t a headline. It’s a daily reality. From rising software fees and utilities to fuel costs and junk charges that quietly stack up, small business owners are feeling the squeeze from every direction. In Episode 113, the guys unpack what it actually looks like when costs never go down, why raising prices is so uncomfortable, and how business owners are forced to adapt just to stay afloat. Along the way, they connect the dots between fake money in digital worlds and very real decisions in the real one, all while reflecting on social media, personal branding, and heading into 2026 with eyes wide open.

7 janv.

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50 min
28 JANV.

Ep.116 - People Aren’t Broke, They’re Maxed Out

January has a way of telling the truth. In this episode, Joe and Jerry dig into why so many people feel broke even when the economy looks “fine” on paper. From maxed-out credit cards and tightening consumer spending to a housing market that feels stuck and businesses navigating slow seasons, this is a real conversation about what’s actually happening beneath the surface. They talk loyalty versus discounts, why slow months are when business owners have to lean in harder, and how discipline, relationships, and adaptability matter more than ever when margins get tight.

28 janv.

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51 min
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Ep.118 Jarrad and Cassie Pencek - Burn Boot Camp

In Episode 118, the boys sit down with Jarrad and Cassie Pencek, owners of Burn Boot Camp Fox Chapel and Butler, to talk about what it really takes to build a fitness business from the ground up. From starting their own personal fitness journeys, to opening their first location in Butler and expanding into Fox Chapel, the Penceks share how community, consistency, and smart systems power their growth. They break down what makes Burn different from traditional gyms, why group training with personal coaching works, and how franchising helped them scale faster. The conversation gets heavy discussing partnership in both business and life, navigating staffing challenges, handling personal loss while leading a team, and the realities of retention in the fitness industry. It’s another classic Between 2 Bridges look at entrepreneurship, wellness, and building something meaningful.

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1 h 27 min
13/12/2023 · VIDÉO

Ep.5 Matt Light - Comedy isn't always funny business.

Stand-up Comedian Sit down with stand-up comedian Matt Light, Pittsburgh's biggest comic, just before his sold-out show at Stage AE. Matt shares hilarious stories from his comedy career, gives us a behind-the-scenes look at how the stand-up industry works, and even spills a little tea. Whether you're a die-hard comedy fan or just curious about the world of stand-up, this episode is packed with laughs and insights you won't want to miss!

13/12/2023 · Vidéo

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1 h 42 min
16/10/2024

Ep.49 Corey Smith - All fast signs point to the Men Wear Pink foundation.

This week we talk with Corey Smith, owner of Fast Signs Monroeville and a 2024 Men Wear Pink ambassador. We discusses how business owners can use their platforms to support meaningful causes, blending business success with community impact. From storefronts to fundraising events, Corey is leaving his mark in more ways than one.

16/10/2024

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1 h 21 min
17/07/2024

Ep.36 - Junk Fees & Hidden Charges

Tired of those sneaky fees nibbling at your budget? Join us on this week's podcast as we expose the truth about junk fees and hidden charges in today's economy! From mysterious bank fees to surprise charges on your bills, we're uncovering the culprits that are silently stealing your cash. Even your entertainment is taxed. But the Government is planning to step in at least a little.

17/07/2024

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49 min
19/11/2025

Ep.106 - The 50 Year Mortgage Explained: Risks, benefits, and the truth behind the uproar.

The spotlight is on the 50 year mortgage and the business incentives driving it. The guys walk through how lenders offload loans, why Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac matter, and how extended terms could open the door for new buyers while shifting the housing market. A focused and informative breakdown.

19/11/2025

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1 h 16 min

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Ep.4 Greg Scampone - Getting shot doesn't need to stop you from making dough.

Ep.117 - Buried in Snow and Bleeding Cash

Ep.117 - Buried in Snow and Bleeding Cash

Ep.113 - Fake Money, Real Costs

Ep.116 - People Aren’t Broke, They’re Maxed Out

Ep.118 Jarrad and Cassie Pencek - Burn Boot Camp

Ep.5 Matt Light - Comedy isn't always funny business.

Ep.49 Corey Smith - All fast signs point to the Men Wear Pink foundation.

Ep.36 - Junk Fees & Hidden Charges

Ep.106 - The 50 Year Mortgage Explained: Risks, benefits, and the truth behind the uproar.

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