Breaking The Mold

Evan is joined by his astute long-time business partner, Brett Barth, to look at the role banks play in our economy.  Free markets have an impassioned defender in Brett although he does believe in a little FAA-like regulation for the banks.Brett and Evan dig into the Horatio Alger-inspired life of Harry Wilson.  Harry grew from modest Greek roots in a tiny town in upstate New York to a Harvard graduate and an influential businessman notably as the savior of the US auto industry in 2008, a board member at Yahoo! as well as an accomplished public servant.Harry shares his war stories and the merits of a cold call even if you are a lifelong Republican reaching out to an influential Democrat.  We would love to hear your feedback:  btmshow@icloud.com and follow on Twitter @BTMshow

Evan is joined by his astute long-time business partner, Brett Barth, to look at the role banks play in our economy.  Free markets have an impassioned defender in Brett although he does believe in a little FAA-like regulation for the banks. Brett and Evan dig into the Horatio Alger-inspired life of Harry Wilson.  Harry grew from modest Greek roots in a tiny town in upstate New York to a Harvard graduate and an influential businessman notably as the savior of the US auto industry in 2008, a board member at Yahoo! as well as an accomplished public servant. Harry shares his war stories and the merits of a cold call even if you are a lifelong Republican reaching out to an influential Democrat.   We would love to hear your feedback:  btmshow@icloud.com and follow on Twitter @BTMshow

On Episode 3,Danny and Evan explore the trend of journalists breaking away from traditional media to start up their own firms where their value is in their content not the name of the publication they represent.Evan then interviews Dennis Berman, the Business Editor of the Wall Street Journal, who manages the global staff and coverage of business for the iconic newspaper.  Dennis provides insight into the profession, discusses his admiration for Jamie Dimon and the writer shares why oral tradition is the key to corporate success.  He gives credit to Jay Bilas for a quote that Evan thinks should be attributed to Abraham Lincoln.  Neither are right.Follow us at @btmshow and email at btmshow@icloud.com

On Episode 3, Danny and Evan explore the trend of journalists breaking away from traditional media to start up their own firms where their value is in their content not the name of the publication they represent. Evan then interviews Dennis Berman, the Business Editor of the Wall Street Journal, who manages the global staff and coverage of business for the iconic newspaper.  Dennis provides insight into the profession, discusses his admiration for Jamie Dimon and the writer shares why oral tradition is the key to corporate success.   He gives credit to Jay Bilas for a quote that Evan thinks should be attributed to Abraham Lincoln.  Neither are right. Follow us at @btmshow and email at btmshow@icloud.com

This week's guest is Joe Daniels, the President and CEO of the National 9/11 Memorial & Museum. Special co-host Adam Blank joins Evan. They discuss the impact of wealth inequality on the country before getting into the conversation with Joe.You can follow us @BTMShow on Twitter.

This week's guest is Joe Daniels, the President and CEO of the National 9/11 Memorial & Museum. Special co-host Adam Blank joins Evan. They discuss the impact of wealth inequality on the country before getting into the conversation with Joe. You can follow us@BTMShow on Twitter.

In the first episode of Breaking the Mold, serial entrepreneur Michael Lazerow joins Dan and Evan to talk about how he founded and sold his companies — and how he doesn't just balance work and life, he combines them. Lazerow and wife Kass founded Golf.com (sold to Time Inc) and Buddy Media (sold to Salesforce.com for $800 million in 2012) and is now the CMO of Salesforce Marketing Cloud.To kick off the show, the Roth Brothers dig into what it means that Amazon has hired the USPS to do Sunday delivery. Is this the return of Kozmo.com, and should your corner store give up or team up? Don't forget to comment on the show and follow us at @BTMShow.

In the first episode of Breaking the Mold, serial entrepreneur Michael Lazerow joins Dan and Evan to talk about how he founded and sold his companies — and how he doesn't just balance work and life, he combines them. Lazerow and wife Kass founded Golf.com (sold to Time Inc) and Buddy Media (sold to Salesforce.com for $800 million in 2012) and is now the CMO of Salesforce Marketing Cloud. To kick off the show, the Roth Brothers dig into what it means that Amazon has hired the USPS to do Sunday delivery. Is this the return of Kozmo.com, and should your corner store give up or team up? Don't forget to comment on the show and follow us at @BTMShow.