On this episode of the podcast, I sit down with my longtime friend Ivan Zweig and we cover everything from cleats to custom boots. We talk about the work ethic that drove him to become an exceptional baseball player, the discipline it takes to compete at a high level, and how those lessons didn’t stay on the field. Ivan shares how the habits that made him successful in baseball, consistency, resilience, and a refusal to blame the umpire, translated directly into his professional career.

We also dive into his most important role, being a proud girl dad, which may be the toughest and most rewarding team he’s ever led. Then there is his newest venture, The Boot Builder, where he creates custom wearable art for your feet. Yes, art you can walk in. It’s a conversation about friendship, grit, reinvention and why hustle never goes out of style.

Episode 2 of Heart of It, Scott welcomes not just a respected physician, but a dear friend, his fraternity brother and personal doctor, Dr. Reuben Elovitz. The conversation blends trust, history, humor, and deep respect, making this dialogue as personal as it is insightful

In this episode, Dr. Elovitz unpacks what modern healthcare really requires from patients, not just doctors. We talk about changing trends, the future of medicine, and why personal responsibility is becoming the ultimate prescription. And because even elite physicians need an escape, Dr. Elovitz also shares how he unwinds from the daily rigor of saving lives spoiler...it doesn’t involve a stethoscope.

No Hands No Problem is a powerful and inspiring conversation with Desmond Blair, whose life story challenges conventional ideas about limitation and ability. Born without traditional hands, Desmond was raised by a mother who never allowed his physical difference to become an excuse. From an early age, he discovered a deep passion for art and refused to let anything stand in the way of his creative drive.

In this episode, Desmond shares how he transformed what many might view as an obstacle into a true superpower. He reflects on the profound influence of his mother and grandmother, the mindset that fueled his success, and what it has meant for him to become a parent himself. This is a conversation about resilience, creativity, accountability, and redefining what’s possible.