In this episode of Owl Talk, we sit down with two Delta-Beta Chapter alumni from Monmouth University, Bart Tripoli (Monmouth ’02) and Jeremy Lenart (Monmouth ’19), to talk about the power of fraternity connections in the professional world. Bart reflects on his path from Monmouth to Fox News Media, while Jeremy shares the frustration of navigating the job market after graduation and how one Sigma Pi connection helped open a door.

The conversation centers on the relationship they have built across two generations of brothers, from Bart helping Jeremy land a role at Fox News Media to now mentoring him as he grows in the industry. Along the way, they discuss work ethic, trust, mentorship, and why the bonds formed in college often become some of the most valuable career connections a young alumnus can have.

In this special fifth Tuesday episode of Owl Talk, we sit down with Matt Quimby (Bridgewater State '00) of Eta-Eta Chapter to talk about the lasting connection between wrestling and fraternity life. A longtime Sigma Pi volunteer and award-winning leader in the wrestling community, Matt reflects on how both experiences shaped his character, leadership style, and commitment to service.

From his days as a college wrestler and chapter leader to his continued work as an official, volunteer, and alumni mentor, Matt shares how wrestling and Sigma Pi both teach grit, accountability, resilience, and brotherhood. He also discusses the growth of women’s wrestling, the future of the sport, and why getting involved, giving back, and building lifelong relationships remain central to finding your purpose.

In this episode of Owl Talk, we sit down with Bart Henderson (Montclair State ’09), founding brother of Iota-Iota Chapter, serial entrepreneur, attorney, investor, and mentor to the next generation of builders. Bart shares how choosing freedom over money shaped his career, why earning your first dollar matters more than logos and websites, and what it really takes to withstand the punches of entrepreneurship.

We also dive into sales as a life skill, the power of community, lessons from founding a chapter, and how surrounding yourself with strong men raises your standard. Bart offers practical advice for undergraduates looking to start a business today, reflects on growth through family and mentorship, and challenges listeners to take ownership of their time before chasing anything else.