Bringing together local businesses and neighbors of Pittsburgh. Good Neighbor Podcast hosted by Leila Carter helps residents discover and connect with your local business owners in and around Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Is your business serving the residents of Pittsburgh? Then, we need to talk! Visit gnpPittsburgh.com to schedule your free interview.
What makes Tim Gottus with Valent Wealth a good neighbor?
What happens when a wealth manager decides to break away from an industry filled with "salespeople disguised as advisors"? Tim Gottus of Valent Wealth joins the Good Neighbor Podcast to share his journey from financial instability in childhood to building a wealth management firm that truly puts clients first.
Growing up in what he calls a "financial...
What makes Dr. David Radziercz with Pittsburgh Upper Cervical Chiropractic a good neighbor?
What if your body could hold a chiropractic adjustment for weeks instead of days? That's the reality Dr. Dave Redzeris discovered when he first experienced upper cervical care—a revelation that transformed his approach to healing and eventually led him to co-found Pittsburgh Upper Cervical Chiropractic with his wife, Dr. Martina Carlin...
What makes Dr. Michael Savko with Animal Healing NOW a good neighbor?
Could your furry friend benefit from a different kind of healing? Dr. Michael Savko brings 25 years of experience in holistic animal therapy to this eye-opening conversation about the power of complementary veterinary care.
What sets Animal Healing Now apart isn't just their expertise in animal chiropractic and bodywork, but their unique collaborat...
What makes Nicole Capozzi and Joshua Hogan with BoxHeart Gallery good neighbors?
Ever wondered what goes on behind the scenes of an art gallery? In our latest episode, we dive deep with Nicole Capozzi and Joshua Hogan, the dynamic duo behind BoxHeart Gallery, who've spent nearly 25 years creating a vibrant art ecosystem in Pittsburgh's Bloomfield neighborhood.
Nicole and Joshua shatter the myth that art galleries...
What makes Lynn Berry with Bridge Insurance Group a good neighbor?
What happens when life throws you a curveball? For Lynn Berry, founder of Bridge Insurance Group, an unexpected detour from medical school led to a fulfilling 40-year career helping people navigate the complex world of insurance. Her story reminds us that sometimes our greatest contributions come from the paths we never planned to take.
"We show up wi...
What makes Jamie Cassara with Cassara Interiors a good neighbor?
What makes a house truly feel like home? According to Jamie Cassara, founder of Cassara Interiors, it's thoughtful design that enhances your quality of life. Walking into a well-designed space feels distinctly different from entering one that hasn't been carefully considered—a difference that can transform your daily experience.
During our conversa...
What makes Dr. Barbara Schwark with Clear Intentions a good neighbor?
What does it take to break through invisible barriers and achieve what seems impossible? Dr. Barbara Schwark knows the answer lies deeper than most realize.
When Dr. Barbara discovered coaching in the early 90s, it wasn't yet mainstream. After experiencing profound personal transformation through a seminar called Insight Pittsburgh, she recognized ...
What makes Amanda Linder with Rolling Hills Landscapes a good neighbor?
Quality matters- especially when it comes to the backbone of your outdoor space. Amanda Linder of Rolling Hills Landscapes joins us to reveal why all retaining walls are not created equal and how proper construction techniques make the difference between a hardscape that fails within months versus one that lasts generations.
Amanda's journey from ...
What makes Kiya Tomlin with Kiya Tomlin a good neighbor?
Necessity truly is the mother of invention. When Kiya Tomlin couldn't find clothes that fit her small frame as a child, she picked up a needle and thread and began creating her own. Little did she know this skill would evolve into a revolutionary fashion brand bridging the gap between comfort and style.
During our captivating conversation, Kiya shares her remar...
What makes Dr. Noelle DiGioia Guthrie with Renaissance Orthopaedics a good neighbor?
Mobility matters at every age. Dr. Noelle DiGioia Guthrie of Renaissance Orthopedics joins us to challenge common misconceptions about joint replacement surgery while sharing her unique journey from college lacrosse player to orthopedic surgeon.
As a Pittsburgh native who returned home after training in Philadelphia, Dr. Noelle brings spec...
What makes Tiffany Belculfine with the Wellness Center For Bone And Joint Health a good neighbor?
Bone health doesn't have to mean surgery or medications. Tiffany Belculfine, a certified physician assistant since 2007, reveals the innovative work happening at the Wellness Center for Bone and Joint Health at Magee Women's Hospital—where customized, non-surgical approaches are transforming how we think about our skeletal s...
What makes Melissa Six with Compassionate Care Unlimited a good neighbor?
The nursing shortage crisis affects virtually every healthcare setting, but Melissa Six of Compassionate Care Unlimited offers a refreshingly human-centered solution. Rather than treating nurses as interchangeable parts, her organization functions as a specialized matchmaker, connecting facilities with nurses whose specific skills, temperaments, and preferen...
What makes Tiffany Prince with Top of the Mountain Leadership a good neighbor?
Ever wondered how your business can harness AI without getting overwhelmed? Meet Tiffany Prince, your good neighbor and founder of Top of the Mountain Leadership, who works at the critical intersection of technology, people, and processes for small to mid-sized businesses.
Tiffany shares her unexpected journey from manufacturing to becoming a p...
What makes Shadley Centofanti with Roots Chiropractic a good neighbor?
Gentle techniques and specialized care are revolutionizing the chiropractic experience for Pittsburgh families, particularly those navigating pregnancy and early parenthood. In this enlightening conversation, Shadley Centofanti reveals how Roots Chiropractic is breaking stereotypes and filling crucial gaps in family wellness care.
Shadley's journe...
What makes Anita Russell with The Place to SOAR a good neighbor?
What does it take to completely reinvent yourself after decades in a successful career? Anita Russell's remarkable journey from pharmaceutical research scientist to transformative life coach reveals the power of taking bold steps toward authentic purpose.
As founder of The Place to Soar (where SOAR stands for "step out and redesign"), Anita sp...
What makes Dr. Eric and Dr. Rowan Grieb with Grieb Chiropractic good neighbors?
What happens when a family legacy of healing spans generations? The Good Neighbor Podcast brings you an intimate conversation with Doctors Eric and Rowan Grieb, the father-son team behind Grieb Chiropractic Clinic in Wexford, celebrating over 30 years of transforming lives through specialized spine care.
Dr. Eric shares how his uncle's ch...
What makes Carin Fraioli with Gateway Rehab a good neighbor?
Breaking down the walls of addiction stigma requires understanding, compassion, and accessible resources. Carin Fraioli brings 25 years of frontline experience at Gateway Rehabilitation Center to our conversation, revealing how substance use disorders are legitimate medical conditions—not moral failings or character flaws.
"These are not bad people," Car...
What makes Tony Mazzarini with The Distillery Complex a good neighbor?
Tucked along Pittsburgh's riverside stands a brick and wood structure with a remarkable story spanning nearly two centuries. When real estate developer Tony Mazzarini acquired the vacant 25,000-square-foot building in 2018, he uncovered its hidden legacy as the Joseph Finch Whiskey Distillery—once among the world's largest rye whiskey producers. Rathe...
What makes Viviana Altieri with Istituto Mondo Italiano a good neighbor?
What happens when a Roman takes a $100 bet and ends up in Pittsburgh? Viviana Altieri's journey from Italy to the Steel City led to the creation of Istituto Mondo Italiano, a cultural hub celebrating all things Italian for the past 15 years.
Viviana's story begins with an unlikely wager made with two Duquesne University students who bet she...
What makes Dionne Malush with Gold Standard Realty a good neighbor?
Ever wondered what happens when you merge creative talent with real estate expertise? Meet Dionne Malush, the force behind Realty One Group Gold Standard Pittsburgh, who transformed personal adversity into entrepreneurial triumph.
Dionne's journey from graphic designer to real estate innovator offers a masterclass in career pivoting. After her 17-yea...
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The heart was always off-limits to surgeons. Cutting into it spelled instant death for the patient. That is, until a ragtag group of doctors scattered across the Midwest and Texas decided to throw out the rule book. Working in makeshift laboratories and home garages, using medical devices made from scavenged machine parts and beer tubes, these men and women invented the field of open heart surgery. Odds are, someone you know is alive because of them. So why has history left them behind? Presented by Chris Pine, CARDIAC COWBOYS tells the gripping true story behind the birth of heart surgery, and the young, Greatest Generation doctors who made it happen. For years, they competed and feuded, racing to be the first, the best, and the most prolific. Some appeared on the cover of Time Magazine, operated on kings and advised presidents. Others ended up disgraced, penniless, and convicted of felonies. Together, they ignited a revolution in medicine, and changed the world.
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