Two generations of business leaders talk faith, fear, and what it takes to rebuild America.In this rebrand debut episode of Fireside America, host Ryan Robbins and co-host Mark Montenero— CEO of AutoLand in Springfield, NJ — sit down for an unfiltered, old-school-meets-new-school conversation about entrepreneurship, faith, leadership, risk, and the values that built America.Ryan and Mark dive deep into the mindset behind growth — from sales to service, fear to faith, and business to community. They tackle tough topics: why America’s gone soft, how politics are dividing families, why mentorship matters more than management, and why tough love leadership is the cure this country needs.From personal stories about failure and risk to Mark’s decades of experience leading over 270 employees, this episode brings raw insight into what it takes to build something that lasts — not just in business, but in life.If you’re an entrepreneur, a salesperson, or just someone trying to level up and give back — this one’s for you.⏱ Timestamps:00:00:00 — Welcome to Fireside America00:03:29 — How Ryan and Mark met and decided to launch the show00:06:38 — What leadership really means in 202500:09:45 — “People know when you give a sh*t” — authenticity in sales00:17:13 — Politics, business, and the state of American conversation00:19:19 — Are families being torn apart by politics?00:20:00 — Faith, common sense, and believing in the “big guy upstairs”00:26:19 — Why young people need to fail — and how to handle rejection00:27:44 — The 20% rule — and why hard work always wins00:32:04 — How to reflect, pivot, and level up after failure00:33:00 — Supporting local businesses and community growth00:50:00 — The debate: Tough love vs. empathy in leadership01:00:05 — Fear, anxiety, and how to find purpose through struggle01:03:41 — Faith, giving back, and leading with heart01:06:01 — Open dialogue, cancel culture, and free speech in America01:09:57 — Old-school marketing vs. new-school media01:12:39 — The future of Fireside America🤝 Connect:Ryan Robbins: https://www.instagram.com/ryandrobbins/Mark Montanaro: https://www.instagram.com/monte_1980/Fireside America: https://www.instagram.com/firesideamerica/AutoLand: https://www.1800autoland.comPatriot Payments: https://patriotspayments.com/🔖 Tags:#FiresideAmerica #Entrepreneurship #Leadership #Faith #Politics #Mentorship #AmericanDream #Freedom #SmallBusiness #Philanthropy #WorkEthic #Community #ToughLove #BusinessPodcast #Sales #RyanRobbins #MarkMontanaro

In this powerful episode of Fireside America, we sit down with Dr. Joe Martelli, the founder of Revive Chiropractic in Point Pleasant, NJ — a man who walked away from healthcare, pivoted to solar sales, and then returned to his true calling after a traumatic birth injury changed the course of his family’s life.Joe opens up about leaving a successful sports medicine practice to focus on fatherhood, and how witnessing his son’s recovery inspired him to create a new kind of chiropractic care. He shares the raw truth about starting over, dealing with financial risk, and launching a practice that now serves kids, pregnant women, and families through a groundbreaking unlimited membership model, no insurance needed.From pediatric neurology to small business marketing, trauma healing to community building — this conversation is a masterclass in entrepreneurship, parenting, and purpose-driven leadership.Whether you’re a chiropractor, parent, or builder of any kind — this episode will hit you where it matters most.Timestamps:1. 00:05:16 — Why did he name it “Revive”?2. 00:07:39 — Why would a doctor walk away from his career for solar sales?3. 00:08:45 — How did becoming a dad change everything for Joe?4. 00:13:01 — What childhood trauma drove him to build a better future?5. 00:33:36 — What really happened to his son at birth?6. 00:36:12 — What did his wife say that launched the entire business?7. 01:01:13 — What’s the “Cairo Club” — and how can you get unlimited care?8. 00:44:01 — What marketing moves actually work for a local business?9. 00:51:55 — Why is social media a non-negotiable for young entrepreneurs?10. 01:04:02 — What’s next for Revive and the Martelli family mission?Socials:Ryan : https://www.instagram.com/ryandrobbins/Dr. Joe: https://www.instagram.com/revivehealthandwellnessnj/Revive Website: https://revivehealthandwellnessnj.com#america #smallbusiness #chiropractic

They called it an insurrection. We call it a stand for liberty.In this raw and powerful episode, Scott shares his emotional, unfiltered story—from solitary confinement to saving lives at the Capitol. What really happened on January 6th? Was it chaos, or was it a patriotic stand against lies, lockdowns, and lost liberties?This isn’t about violence. This is about standing for what’s right when the government silences its own. This is about being American.✅ Fighting for the Constitution✅ Standing up against lockdown tyranny✅ Exposing media lies and political corruption✅ Real stories the mainstream won’t tellIf you believe in truth, justice, and freedom—this is a story you need to hear.⏱️ Timestamp Breakdown:[00:00–01:00]Scott recounts solitary confinement and imprisonment alongside violent criminals for his role on January 6th.[01:54–02:26]Host frames Scott’s story as one of strength and resilience—not just about Jan 6, but a life of fighting through adversity.[05:48–06:28]Scott explains how the rally began with love and unity—people demanding truth after a suspicious election.[07:37–08:40]Gym shutdowns vs. liquor stores staying open—Scott’s early protest against lockdown hypocrisy.[09:12–09:43]Host calls him a patriot—highlighting love for country and frustration with government overreach.[14:13–15:25]Shadowbanning, censorship, and the battle for truth: “We’re still being silenced.”[19:01–20:22]The truth behind the obstruction charges—how outdated laws were twisted to prosecute patriots.[26:04–27:23]Brainwashing, propaganda, and being a free thinker in a media-controlled society.[31:19–32:05]Scott says he saved Capitol officers from Antifa attackers—backed by unseen video.[35:10–36:46]Tear gas, flashbangs, and being shot 30 times while trying to protect unarmed protestors.[39:10–40:30]Describes witnessing a superior officer brutalizing civilians—considers using force to stop it.[42:18–43:07]Picks up a baton while handing out water—FBI edits this moment into a violent altercation.[49:25–50:28]Scott reflects on being inside the Capitol for just 8 minutes—and why he regrets going in.[56:00–57:06]Calls the death of Ashli Babbitt an “execution” and questions media silence on it.[01:00:04–01:01:24]Trump was hunted in term one—now he’s the hunter. Why accountability matters.[01:02:16–01:03:09]Why Trump still earns his loyalty: “He gave up everything for the love of his country.”