Common Denominator with Moshe Popack

Omar Morales is a top South Florida real estate broker specializing in land and multifamily asset deals that move hundreds of millions and reshape neighborhoods. In this episode◾️How incentive structures drove overleveraged investors to ruin in 2021 and 2022◾️Why parts of Miami’s rental market are a bloodbath for owners but a goldmine for renters◾️Where the nation’s largest multifamily funds are deploying capital right ...

For millions of viewers, Montel Williams was a trusted voice in daytime television for nearly two decades. But long before the Emmy Award-winning talk show, Montel served as a Naval officer, overcame adversity, and built the mindset that would define his entire life. In this conversation, Montel reflects on growing up during segregation, becoming one of the first African Americans to graduate from the Naval Academy Prep School, and...

Jeremy Abramson lost his dream job and found out his girlfriend had been cheating on him in the same week. He was 23. He had no plan. He drove cross-country to Miami in a Honda CRV and slept in his car for 9 nights. 

Today, he coaches top executives and entrepreneurs on mindset, movement, and purpose and hosts one of the most talked-about Shabbat dinners in Miami.

In this episode of Common Denominator, Moshe Popack sits down wit...

Roland Peralta had $500 in the bank, a bankruptcy on his record, and rheumatoid arthritis flaring up. What he also had was a formula he'd developed in his rent-controlled apartment one that accidentally started regrowing his hair.

That formula became Nutrafol. The #1 dermatologist recommended hair growth supplement in the U.S. Acquired by Unilever. 

In this episode of Common Denominator, Moshe Popack sits down with Roland to un...

In 2009, Moshe Popack had no job, no income, three kids, and all his savings in a wedding envelope. That was the moment he understood something nobody tells you: nobody is coming to save you. 

In this episode of Common Denominator, Moshe breaks down the mindset that took him from that moment to building a real estate portfolio of 4,000+ units and what it has to do with the loneliness epidemic, the discipline gap, and the way yo...

Most founders fail not because of their idea.

They fail because of who they are.

Lew Frankfort built Coach from $6M to $5B over 35 years and now invests in early-stage founders. In this episode of Common Denominator, he breaks down the founder mindset, the leadership frameworks, and the hard lessons behind scaling a business from the ground up including why ego kills more companies than bad ideas, how to find investable ounders, and ...

The mindset shift that ends overthinking for good starts with one decision... Stop waiting for clarity and start building it. Coming back from time away is always a reset. You step out of your routine, disconnect a little and then reality hits all at once. 

Full calendar. 

Full inbox. 

Everything waiting. 

But here's what I've learned after years of building businesses and raising a family of 11: that reset is one o...

He lost his childhood dog. His father worked at a print shop. And that combination sparked a business that now generates over $1M a month.

I sat down with Oleg known as The Pillow Guy and what started as a conversation about business turned into one of the most honest talks I've had on this show.

Oleg sold 20,000 pillows in a single 3-day Groupon event, walked into Walmart headquarters with a baby on his arm and no money for a hotel ...

I always believed in “work hard, play hard.” But lately, I’ve realized… that mindset misses the point.

Coming out of spring break, something hit me hard—it wasn’t the time away from work that mattered. It was the time with family. My kids. My brother. Friends I hadn’t seen in too long. The conversations, the laughter, the feeling of being fully there.

And it made me question everything.

Becau...

What does it take to build real conviction when nothing is handed to you?

In this episode of Common Denominator, I sit down with Jay Roberts,  founder of Prosper Group, for a conversation that starts with adoption, adversity, and identity—and expands into ambition, resilience, and the future of Miami real estate. Jay shares how being born in South Korea, adopted into a modest American household, and growing up feeling lik...

I couldn’t stop thinking about this: the Pentagon is hiring investment bankers to deploy over $200 billion… and once you understand why, you start to see how the world really works.

In this solo episode of Common Denominator, I break down what’s actually happening behind that headline and why it has everything to do with your life, your money, and your future. This isn’t just about defense or geopolitics. It...

I sat down with John Perkins, author of Confessions of an Economic Hitman, and what he shared completely shifted my perspective.

We talk about how global power really works—from the World Bank and IMF to how countries are pushed into debt traps that benefit corporations, not people. But this isn’t just about geopolitics… it’s about awareness, responsibility, and what each of us can actually do.

The biggest ta...

I lost my job in 2009. And with it, my income, my confidence, and my sense of identity.

This isn’t theory. This isn’t strategy from a book. This is my real story. How I went from uncertainty during the financial crisis to building 4,000+ units and millions of square feet in real estate… one disciplined decision at a time.

In this solo episode of Common Denominator, I break down the moment everything could have ende...

AI is fueling a massive data center boom, but does America actually have the power to keep up?

In this episode of Common Denominator, I sit down with Mark Mills to dig into one of the most pressing questions in the country right now: can our energy infrastructure truly support the rise of AI?

Mark Mills is a physicist, energy expert, and author who focuses on how technologies like AI and data centers are grounded in real-world energy...

Why are so many of the world’s most powerful entrepreneurs and billionaires moving to Miami?

This shift is bigger than most people realize.

From Larry Ellison to Mark Zuckerberg and Sergey Brin, some of the smartest people in the world are choosing South Florida. And when that many high-level thinkers make the same decision, I think it’s worth paying attention.

To me, this isn’t just about lifestyle or taxes, it&rsqu...

What happens when people stop trusting the news, stop listening to politicians, and start turning to podcasts for the truth?

In this episode, I sat down with Adam Sosnick, and we went straight into the stuff everybody’s thinking about but not everybody wants to say out loud: why trust in media has collapsed, why social media is eating TV alive, why Florida keeps winning, and why it feels like common sense has become controvers...

What if the real question about crypto isn’t what it is… but who you’re trusting?

In this episode of Common Denominator, I break down one of the biggest conversations happening right now: crypto, stablecoins, and the future of money.

I’m not anti-crypto. I believe in innovation. But when it comes to money, trust is everything, and that’s where this conversation gets more complicated than most people rea...

I sat down with Chris Voss, former FBI hostage negotiator and CEO of the Black Swan Group, and within minutes, I realized most of us are communicating completely wrong.

We think negotiation is about being persuasive, dominant, or getting to “yes.”

Chris flipped that idea on its head.

From negotiating with terrorists to advising Fortune 500 CEOs, Chris breaks down the real psychology behind influence, why “yes” ...

Is government really designed to help people, or is the system more complicated than we think?

In this episode of Common Denominator, I take a step back from politics and focus on something more important: how systems actually work in the real world.

We’re often taught that government programs exist to protect and support u, but when you look closer, questions start to emerge. Why does government spending tend to be so ineffici...