On this episode, your hosts talk with “The Facilitator” Andrew Bing. Ti and Matt track Andrew’s journey from growing up on the mean fields of Princeton, NJ, to a stint as a professional athlete, to helping take down drug cartels as an Assistant District Attorney in New York to bringing stakeholders together to get a consensus for building large state sponsored transportation projects, his journey has been far from ordinary! He has a great message about the importance of communication, teamwork to achieve goals and being open to new challenges.

This week, Ti and Matt take a winding road with their friend Ermis Sfakiyanudis — a serial entrepreneur and the CEO of Syndeos (ww.syndeos.ai), an AI company helping businesses keep their CRM data fresh and up to date. Ermis shares his journey from his family’s roots in Turkey, to Greece, Canada, and eventually the U.S., and how those experiences shaped who he is today. It’s a conversation about heritage, curiosity, giving back, staying positive, and even the surprising power of a good hug.

This week on House Calls the Podcast, Ti and Matt dive into everything from the forgotten art of the handwritten thank-you note to the wild legend of a man who walked on his hands for over a mile. Along the way, they sit down with their friend Russ Gardner, who shares his remarkable journey from a carefree teen on the Severn River to a 17‑year‑old enlisting in the Navy during the Vietnam War. It’s a powerful conversation about life, perspective, and the enduring power of gratitude.

This week Ti and Matt Just Hit Record to explore the mission of House Calls the Podcast – to remain authentic and highlight the good in the world. They contrast this perspective with the darker themes often found in Academy Award nominated films and discuss why movies with negative themes frequently win for Best Picture. If you have an idea for a guest or topic, please send us an email at housecallsthepodcast@gmail.com

This week we are kicking off a brand‑new series called “Just Hit Record,” Don’t worry—your regularly scheduled random tangents is still here: unsolicited Rocky references, passionate rants about being a surgeon, and of course, the 1980s—because apparently, we’re legally required to bring them up in every episode. Sit back and enjoy the most popular podcast in the nation… according to absolutely no official source, but definitely according to us.

In their never-ending quest for knowledge, Ti and Matt reconnect with their childhood friend Denny O’Donovan to dig into the fast‑moving world of artificial intelligence. Denny—who founded ProfitComm in 1999, a vendor‑agnostic IT management firm—has always had a knack for spotting trends early, from break-dancing back in the day to embracing emerging technologies long before they hit the mainstream. Denny shares the meaningful ways it’s already improving business and everyday life, and the very real concerns that come with rapid innovation. It’s an insightful, down‑to‑earth conversation with someone who’s been on the front lines of technology for decades.

This week, Ti and Matt speak with Dr. Morvarid (Mary) Yousefi, a physiatrist specializing in the non‑surgical management of musculoskeletal conditions. Their discussion explores her work with regenerative therapies, including prolotherapy and platelet‑rich plasma (PRP), and their applications in treating a range of orthopedic issues—not just those affecting professional athletes.

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Imagine waking up and realizing it was time for a massive lifestyle change. Losing weight—and keeping it off—is tough for anyone. It takes discipline, new habits, and a complete mindset shift.

Now imagine taking full ownership of that journey… 👉 Losing nearly 120 lbs in just 11 months 👉 Doing it at only 17 years old

That's exactly what Matt Markiewicz did.

This week, Matt shares how he locked in on his goals, transformed his life, and proved what’s possible when you commit fully.

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