Someday Soon

Mark Feocco

Most people quit in the middle. This show is about the ones who didn't. Because nothing meaningful happens all at once. Hosted by Mark Feocco.

  1. 5d ago

    The Photographer Behind Mac Miller's Final Photo Tells His Story | Christaan Felber

    Photographer Christaan Felber joins Someday Soon to share the story behind some of the final photographs taken of Mac Miller, including the iconic portrait that nearly didn't turn out. Christaan takes us behind the scenes of the shoot, explains how much he was actually paid, and opens up about the unexpected challenges that followed Mac's passing. But this conversation goes far beyond one photograph. From working with world-famous musicians and athletes to navigating an increasingly difficult creative industry, Christaan shares an honest look at what it means to build a life around art. We talk about: The story behind his Mac Miller portraits Why working with famous people doesn't always mean making great money The changing photography industry His experiences photographing boxing and music How personal projects can create unexpected career opportunities Finding your creative voice in a world of constant content Why human connection matters more than the camera itself Whether you're a photographer, filmmaker, creative entrepreneur, or simply someone who appreciates a great story, this conversation offers a different perspective on what makes art meaningful. Subscribe to Someday Soon for conversations with the people building, creating, and pursuing meaningful lives. Follow Someday Soon on Instagram: @somedaysoonpod Follow Christaan: @ChristaanFelber #MacMiller #ChristaanFelber #Photography #SomedaySoon #CreativeProcess

  2. Oct 20

    The Hidden Cost of Chasing Your Dreams | Alex Canavan

    What happens when you finally start building the life you've always dreamed of, but realize you still don't have everything figured out? This week on Someday Soon, I'm joined by Alex Canavan, founder of the CNY Women's Network and host of Cultivate with Alex Canavan. Alex went from competitive dancer to makeup artist to building one of Central New York's growing professional communities. What started as an idea for a women's summit became something much bigger, with her first event attracting 160 attendees when she expected fewer than 100. But building something successful comes with challenges nobody really prepares you for. We talk about the hidden costs of ambition, learning to trust yourself, dealing with imposter syndrome, protecting your time, and why success doesn't necessarily make self-doubt disappear. In this episode: How Alex launched the CNY Women's Summit in just six weeks Leaving school and her makeup business to pursue entrepreneurship Why being busy isn't necessarily a sign of success The pressure of constantly proving yourself How childhood experiences shape our confidence and leadership Building a personal brand and taking bigger opportunities Why successful people are still figuring things out Learning to establish boundaries and avoid burnout Alex's ambitions for the future and the 2027 CNY Women's Summit Whether you're building a business, pursuing a creative career, or trying to figure out your next move, this conversation is a reminder that you don't need to have everything figured out to get started. Connect with Alex:Instagram: @alexcanavan.co Podcast: Cultivate with Alex CanavanCNY Women's Network: @CNYWomensNetwork Follow Someday Soon:Instagram / TikTok: @SomedaySoonPod Subscribe for weekly conversations with entrepreneurs, creatives, and people who are building something meaningful while they're still in the middle of their journey. #SomedaySoon #AlexCanavan #Entrepreneurship #PersonalGrowth #CNYWomensNetwork

  3. Oct 13

    Successes and Failures of Building a $100 MILLION Company | Jeff Knauss | Arcovo.AI

    What happens when you achieve your biggest goal at 35... and realize you're not finished? This week on Someday Soon, I'm joined by Jeff Knauss, serial entrepreneur, investor, and founder of Arcovo AI. Jeff grew up in a working-class family, took a major risk leaving his corporate career, built and sold the successful digital marketing agency Digital Hyve, and achieved his goal of financial independence by 35. But the story didn't end there. We talk about the fear of starting a business, the importance of the people around you, why success doesn't always bring fulfillment, and what Jeff learned when a highly anticipated business launch fell far short of expectations. We also dive into the future of artificial intelligence, why Jeff believes AI will transform how businesses operate, and his ambitious plans for Arcovo. Toward the end of the conversation, Jeff turns the tables and helps me work through a real business plan for growing Someday Soon into a sustainable media company. In this episode: Leaving a stable job to start a business Building and selling Digital Hyve Finding purpose after achieving financial independence Learning from expensive business failures Why traditional networking doesn't work for everyone The future of AI in business Building a scalable business from the ground up Balancing ambition, family, and fulfillment If you're building something of your own, thinking about taking the leap, or trying to figure out what success actually means to you, this conversation is for you. Subscribe for new episodes of Someday Soon every Tuesday. Follow the show: @SomedaySoonPod #SomedaySoon #Entrepreneurship #JeffKnauss

  4. Oct 6

    He Put His Entire Business on a Credit Card | Toss & Fire Pizza | Nick Sanford

    Nick Sanford is the founder and owner of Toss & Fire Pizza, one of Central New York's most recognizable local food brands. But before the restaurants, State Fair crowds and food trucks, there was one pizza trailer — and Nick put the entire thing on a credit card. Nick joins Someday Soon to talk about discovering his love for restaurants as a teenager, moving from Connecticut to Syracuse, spotting an opportunity in the early food-truck scene and eventually leaving his job just weeks after launching Toss & Fire. He also opens up about the first winter when he wasn't sure how he'd pay his mortgage, the risks that built the business, accidentally opening across from a Syracuse pizza institution, landing a premier spot at the New York State Fair, learning to delegate, marketing a local business, balancing entrepreneurship with family and why sometimes you have to stop overthinking and just “let it rip.”

  5. Sep 22

    Building a Film Company from NOTHING | Nathan Cronk | Big River Film Co.

    Nathan Cronk built Big River Film Co. from humble beginnings into a production company creating work for major brands like Bacardi, Wawa, and Jose Cuervo—but the journey took years, plenty of mistakes, and at one point came surprisingly close to ending altogether. Nathan joins Someday Soon to talk about starting the company while paying $200 a month to sleep on a mattress in a makeshift living space, the spec work that eventually opened the door to major clients, and why young creatives need to learn how to be "scrappy as hell." We get into the realities of running a production company, the importance of pre-production, taking creative risks, an expensive commercial shoot that went wrong, and why the opportunities you create today might not pay off for years. Nathan also opens up about Big River nearly shutting down, finding an identity outside of creative work, balancing entrepreneurship with becoming a father, and his vision for helping grow the film and commercial production industry in Central New York. It's a conversation about filmmaking, entrepreneurship, persistence, and playing the long game.

  6. Sep 8

    Why Syracuse is the Next Big Film City | Elias Gwinn | CNY Film Professionals

    Could Syracuse be one television show away from becoming a legitimate film city? Elias Gwinn, co-founder and executive director of CNY Film Professionals, joins Someday Soon to talk about the past, present and future of filmmaking in Central New York. Elias breaks down why Syracuse has the ingredients to attract major productions, what's prevented the industry from growing faster, and how programs like Call Time are helping aspiring filmmakers overcome the seemingly impossible challenge of getting their first professional credit. We also discuss the economics of bringing film productions to Central New York, the role commercials can play in building a sustainable creative workforce, lessons from Syracuse's past attempts to attract Hollywood, Elias' upcoming series Off Track, and why sometimes the best solution is to stop waiting for an existing path and build your own.

  7. Sep 1

    Changing What an Elite Golfer Looks Like | Adaptive Golf Champion | Ricky Reilly

    Ricky Reilly is one of the world's top-ranked short stature golfers and the champion of the Ohio Adaptive Open. Ricky joins Someday Soon to talk about finding adaptive golf, coming from five shots back to win his first tournament, representing Team USA, growing up playing hockey with dwarfism, learning to embrace failure, and building the confidence to put himself out there online despite the comments that can come with it. He also shares the simple lesson from his dad that became a philosophy for his entire life: when the obvious path isn't available, find another way. More than anything, Ricky wants to use golf and his growing platform to make it easier for the next person with a disability to step onto a course, try something uncomfortable and realize there's a place for them in the game.

  8. Aug 25

    The NFL Cinematographer Behind Some of Sports Most Iconic Moments | Austin Porter

    Austin Porter is a cinematographer whose work has taken him from shooting high school football to filming more than 10 Super Bowls, working with NFL Films, and contributing to projects like Netflix’s Quarterback and Receiver. Austin joins Someday Soon to talk about the art of capturing sports cinematically, anticipating moments that only happen once, and what more than a decade behind the camera has taught him about creativity and performance. He shares the stories behind filming Tom Brady during the final moments of Super Bowl LII, capturing the viral image of Stefon Diggs watching the Chiefs celebrate an AFC Championship, following Baker Mayfield for Quarterback, and one of the worst games of his career behind the camera. We also get into breaking into the industry, film school, working for free, buying expensive gear, burnout, freelancing, and reaching the rare point in a career where the goal isn't necessarily to get somewhere else — it's to appreciate where you already are.

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Most people quit in the middle. This show is about the ones who didn't. Because nothing meaningful happens all at once. Hosted by Mark Feocco.

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  • Creator
    Mark Feocco
  • Years Active
    2026
  • Episodes
    30
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © Mark Feocco
  • Show Website
    Someday Soon