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How do you go from selling apples on the street to representing some of comedy’s biggest names? In this Best Of edition of No Wrong Choices, we revisit one of our most inspiring conversations with Pam Loshak, a powerhouse comedy publicist whose relentless hustle, resilience, and sharp instincts have helped support the careers of leading comedians such as Colin Quinn, Neal Brennan, Jim Norton, Ms. Pat, Kathy Griffin, Hannibal Buress, and Michael Che. Pam’s journey is filled with hard-earned less...

What does it take to make it as a world-class musician—and then become a mentor to the next generation? In this Best Of episode, we revisit our conversation with award-winning Harlem-based jazz vocalist and guitarist Allan Harris, who Tony Bennett once called his favorite singer. Allan shares the stories behind his career journey, from seeing a life-changing Jimi Hendrix poster as a kid to navigating tough lessons on stage that helped shape his sound. We explore what it takes to connect with an...

What does it take to break through as a comedian and then pivot into a provocative voice in media and politics? Pete Dominick, stand-up comedian, SiriusXM veteran, and host of the podcast Stand Up, joins No Wrong Choices to share his inspiring career journey. Pete opens up about: How he broke into New York's competitive comedy scene and thrived as a club emcee. Landing high-profile gigs like warming up audiences for The Daily Show and Last Week Tonight with John Oliver. Why 9/11 and fatherho...

What does it take to rise from an NBC page to leading some of the largest ad agencies in the world? Greg Castronuovo, founder of Venti Marketing, shares his incredible career journey through the intersecting worlds of marketing, media, and advertising. From his early days at NBC—where he walked the iconic halls of 30 Rock—to spearheading campaigns for brands like Showtime and the WWE, Greg’s story is one of resilience, creativity, and bold decisions. As both a marketing strategist and adverti...

What does it take to thrive as a musician on a global stage? In this episode, we meet Greg Luttrell—a singer, guitarist, and harmonica player—whose career journey took him from Detroit's Motown influence to performing and teaching in China. Greg shares how his roots in Detroit’s rich musical heritage and his time at UMass Lowell shaped his craft. He reflects on the mentors who inspired him, the hustle it took to go full-time as a musician, and the leap of faith that led him to Shanghai’s House ...

Hustle, reinvention, and a love of music define how Jim Rotolo became a favorite voice of Bruce Springsteen’s passionate fan community. In this special Holiday Replay edition of No Wrong Choices, we revisit our conversation with Jim, tracing his inspiring career journey through the twists and turns of the radio industry to becoming a key figure at SiriusXM’s E Street Radio. Jim’s path was far from easy—he navigated the ups and downs of the industry with persistence, creativity, and an unwaverin...

What happens when a fearless journalist transitions from covering war zones to navigating the shifting dynamics of the U.S. media landscape? In Part 2 of our conversation with Courtney Kealy, we continue her remarkable story. Courtney reflects on the personal and professional challenges that shaped her career, including her time overseas as a foreign correspondent and her decision to return home to face life-changing events. From reporting on global conflicts to being on the ground during the J...

Ever wondered what it takes to thrive as a journalist in some of the world’s most dangerous regions? In this powerful first part of our conversation with Courtney Kealy—an accomplished journalist, Middle East correspondent, and media strategist—we explore her path from a creative upbringing to becoming a prominent voice in international reporting. Courtney shares how she navigated the complexities of covering global conflicts, including the emotional resilience, ethical decisions, and on-the-gro...

In this special "Best Of" episode of No Wrong Choices, we're revisiting our conversation with award-winning voiceover artist, director, and coach, Shelly Shenoy. Known for her exceptional voice work in commercials, video games, and animation, Shelly's journey is a testament to saying "YES" to opportunities, no matter how unconventional. Join us as Shelly shares the story of her unique path from performing in school plays to her breakout voiceover audition that changed everything. This inspiring...

In this inspiring episode, we dive into the world of architecture with Ethen Wood, an accomplished architectural designer and educator. From an unexpected internship to his role in Stanford’s Sustainable Architecture and Engineering Program, Ethen’s career is shaped by passion, resilience, and an unwavering commitment to creativity. He shares the realities of balancing architectural work with creative fulfillment and the lessons learned on his path from industry to academia. Ethen also explores...

Ever wondered what it’s like to unravel the mysteries of the universe? In this fun and fascinating episode of No Wrong Choices, we sit down with Paul M. Sutter, a theoretical cosmologist who has made science not only accessible but downright exciting. From hosting his popular podcast Ask a Spaceman! to appearing in countless television series and serving as an advisor to NASA, Paul brings the wonders of the cosmos into everyday conversations, making science fun for everyone—whether you’re a curi...

"Some journeys are set in motion long before we realize how personal they will become." In this episode of No Wrong Choices, we sit down with Sadia Zapp, Managing Director of Communications at the Breast Cancer Research Foundation (BCRF), to explore her career journey and personal connection to breast cancer advocacy. Sadia reflects on how witnessing her aunt’s battle with breast cancer during childhood set her on a career path toward advocacy—a path that unknowingly prepared her to fight for a ...

What does it take to represent Hall of Fame athletes and negotiate with legendary figures like George Steinbrenner? In this episode of No Wrong Choices, we explore the remarkable career of sports agent Adam Katz. With over 40 years in the sports management business, Adam has represented iconic players like Sammy Sosa and worked with Hall of Famers, navigating high-stakes negotiations with some of the most powerful figures in sports. Adam shares his journey from growing up around sports and law ...

How do you protect innovation in today’s tech-driven world? In this episode of No Wrong Choices, Intellectual Property trial lawyer Paul Keller shares his firsthand experiences and insights from a career spent defending groundbreaking ideas. From navigating complex patent litigation to staying ahead of emerging technologies like AI, self-driving cars, and smart cities, Paul provides an insider's look into the intersection of law and innovation. Listen as Paul reveals the challenges and opportun...

What makes two lifelong friends walk away from the pinnacle of their careers to start something completely new? Meet former Advertising CEO Linda Sawyer and former Magazine Publisher Alison Matz, the founders of Skura Style. After reaching the heights of success in their industries, they took a leap of faith to create a smarter, more beautiful kitchen sponge—so good that it caught the attention of Hollywood star Eva Mendes, who joined them as a partner. As their business grew, Linda and Alison n...

In this second part of our conversation with beloved sports broadcaster Ian Eagle, we dive deeper into his journey from breaking into the industry to solidifying his place as one of the most respected voices in sports. Ian reflects on the importance of teamwork in broadcasting, how listening shapes his style, and the role that relationships play in building a successful career. We also explore a new chapter in the Eagle family legacy, as Ian shares the pride and emotions of watching his son, No...

Ever wondered how someone becomes one of the most iconic voices in sports broadcasting? In this first part of a two-part series, we explore Ian Eagle's incredible career journey—from a young sports enthusiast who grew up watching his parents perform at legendary Catskills resorts to becoming the voice of the NCAA Men’s College Basketball Tournament on CBS, the network’s #2 NFL play caller and a favorite voice of the NBA on Turner, TBS and Yes. Raised in a creative household with a comedian fath...