Podcast appearances and mentions of aaron levine

In Episode 86 of Who You Work With Matters, Aaron Levine sits down with branding powerhouse Darcy Flanders, founder of BaselineGroupNY. They dive into what it really takes to build a meaningful brand—from launching a creative agency to creating a team culture that lasts. Darcy shares lessons from nearly 30 years in business, how personal values shape professional brands, and why who you surround yourself with makes all the difference. If you're an entrepreneur, creative, or anyone passionate about leadership and branding—this episode is for you.

Think your business is protected? Think again.In this eye-opening episode of Who You Work With Matters, host Aaron Levine sits down with seasoned employment attorney Eric Sarver to discuss the legal blind spots that most business owners don't even know they have. From EPLI insurance myths to compliance horror stories, this conversation is a must-listen for any entrepreneur who wants to protect their business before it's too late.Whether you're scaling a startup, running a family business, or managing a growing team, this episode covers the real-world legal and compliance issues that can cost you thousands—or even your entire company—if ignored.

What happens when the housing market shifts, mortgage rates climb, and buyers are left navigating financial uncertainty? You turn to the pros who truly get it.In Episode 84 of Who You Work With Matters, host Aaron Levine sits down with Evan Beach, mortgage strategist and founder at Informed Mortgage, for a timely and practical conversation about the real estate market in 2025.From navigating rising rates and home equity strategies, to helping first-time buyers make smart, educated decisions, Evan shares powerful insights shaped by over 20 years of experience in lending—and his deep roots in the New Jersey real estate scene.You’ll hear:How Evan’s team pivoted from a retail bank to launching their own brokerageWhy financial education is the most overlooked advantage in real estate todayWhat most buyers get wrong about affordability and renovation costsHow rising consumer debt and equity access are reshaping refinance conversationsWhy the best agents are constantly learning—and how CE classes helpPlus, expect stories about golf, business uniforms, and how trust and teamwork impact every real estate deal.Whether you're a homebuyer, real estate pro, or just trying to make sense of today’s housing trends—this episode will leave you more informed, empowered, and ready to take action.

David Watson joins host Aaron Levine for a conversation that blends technology, entrepreneurship, and personal transformation.David is the founder of RiskAdvisor, a platform born out of necessity—one that's now helping insurance agencies streamline their intake processes, elevate their client experiences, and sell on value instead of price.In this episode, David shares how a chance flight delay led to a pivotal partnership, how automating the right things gave his team back their time, and why building better systems isn't just about profit—it's about purpose.They also dive into how Atomic Habits influenced his personal journey (he's down nearly 40 pounds!) and why 1% improvement isn't just a mindset—it's a strategy.

Dan Sachkowsky talks with Aaron Levine about what's really holding entrepreneurs back — control, inconsistency, and fear. They dig into building a business that scales, crafting content with impact, and using failure to fuel forward motion.

Success isn't just about what you do—it's about who you surround yourself with.

Aaron Levine is the founder and owner of LG Insurance Agency, a team of professionals who provide personalized and reliable insurance solutions to individuals and businesses in New Jersey. For 18 years, Aaron has built LG Insurance on the values of trust, integrity, personalization, and community. He has further built his community through his podcast, “Who You Work With Matters, where he discusses important topics affecting the insurance industry and beyond.

In this episode of Who You Work With Matters, host Aaron Levine sits down with Lauren Farrell, the powerhouse entrepreneur behind Jooicy Tits Vodka.

From an unexpected connection to transforming the insurance industry! In this episode of *Who You Work With Matters, host Aaron Levine sits down with Jason Melando to explore how relationships shape success, why income protection is more important than ever, and how their VIP insurance services are redefining the client experience. Aaron and Jason share the story of how a chance meeting in South Beach led to a thriving business partnership and discuss why your paycheck—not your home—is actually your most valuable asset. They break down common misconceptions about income protection, the risks of relying solely on employer-provided insurance, and how younger generations are approaching life and long-term care planning. Plus, they dive into how AI and automation are changing the insurance landscape and why personalized risk management will always be essential.

The voice of Summer, Rick Rizzs, joins the show to talk about the upcoming Mariners season, and tell us stories of his favorite Mariners moments. How much of the offseason resources should be assigned to fixing the offensive line for the Seahawks? Aaron Levine from FOX 13 joins to talk about the Mariners off season and what he's expecting coming in to the 2025 season.

Jewelry is more than just metal and gemstones—it carries history, sentiment, and untold stories. In this fascinating episode ofWho You Work With Matters, host Aaron Levine sits down with Erica Hirsch, aprofessional gemologist, to explore what makes jewelry truly valuable beyond its raw materials.

Building a business isn't just about strategy—it's about people. In Episode 18 of Who You Work With Matters, host Aaron Levine sits down with Nicole Perrone, Senior Vice President of Production at CrossCountry Mortgage and a powerhouse in the lending industry. Known as the '$1,000,000,000 banker,' Nicole shares how she's helping mortgage professionals find the right opportunities, empowering teams to thrive, and embracing the power of bold action. Together, Aaron and Nicole discuss what it takes to succeed in today's competitive landscape, from making smarter connections to creating opportunities where none exist. Tune in to uncover actionable insights on leadership, networking, and unlocking your potential.

In this episode of Who You Work With Matters, Aaron Levine speaks with Ashley Napier from Solomon Strategic Advisors about the transformative power of listening with intent. Ashley shares her journey from struggling with anxiety to becoming an executive advisor and leadership coach. This insightful conversation dives into: Why listening is one of the most overlooked leadership skills. How emotional intelligence can transform your approach to business and relationships. Practical tips for developing self-awareness and managing anxiety. Tune in to discover how small shifts in mindset and communication can lead to big results.

For this very special Black Friday episode, Lauren is joined by Aaron Levine, former Club Monaco and Abercrombie & Fitch designer, #menswear star, Aimé Leon Dore model, and founder of a just-launched namesake label. They discuss the GQ Men of the Year party, shadow plaids, the mall, Ohio, male vulnerability, Jon Tietz, Aaron's mom, and why he would want to start his own fashion brand when he makes very good money consulting. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Are you ready to transform your financial future with real estate? In this episode, Aaron Levine sits down with Anthony Marin to discuss his journey from working in IT to becoming a full-time real estate investor and property manager. Discover how Anthony started small, scaled up, and turned his investments into a multi-faceted real estate business. You'll learn: The importance of taking calculated risks and doing your homework. How to leverage house hacking to build early wealth. Why larger properties can be easier (and smarter) to manage than small ones. The key to staying focused and balancing family, business, and growth. If you're thinking about investing in real estate or scaling your portfolio, this episode is a must-listen!

In this episode of Who You Work With Matters, host Aaron Levine is joined by Kelly Craig Louth, founder of Social Stamina. Kelly shares her inspiring journey from aspiring journalist to social media leader, discussing how stepping outside her comfort zone transformed her career and approach to business. In this conversation, Kelly reveals how she blends creativity, charity, and social media to help businesses thrive while staying true to her values. She also discusses her exciting role with Big Brothers Big Sisters and her upcoming appearance in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade. Tune in for actionable insights on: Building authentic relationships both online and offline Leveraging social media to create meaningful connections Using community and mentorship to drive personal and business growth Packed with inspiration, laughter, and real-world advice, this episode will show you how the people you work with truly make a difference!

Subscribe to Throwing Fits on Substack. Interfaith podcasting. This week, Jimmy and Larry are inviting all of Los Angeles to our party at Mohawk General Store—this Thursday, November 14th, from 6-9pm—before breaking down Japanese beer supremacy, welcome back SahBabii, the fat shoelaces renaissance, what double knotting says about you, putting a bow on James in-store private label reportage, LVMH luxury ventures invests in Our Legacy so now what plus some exclusive quotes from OL's own and friend of the show Jockum Hallin, an investment portfolio review, software vs. hardware, Aaron Levine launching his own brand, the eternal battle that menswear nerds have raged against prices inspires a metaphor from Lawrence, best practices and various takeaways from the inaugural Instagram Menswear Forum 2024, a Q&A with IG fashion boss Eva Chen and some bonus insight into Mark Zuckerberg's glow up, reviewing Meta's NYC cafeteria offerings, Kith finds its sense of humor with their Mike Tyson collab only adding to their case for brand of the year whether you like it or not and much more.

Aaron Levine sits down with longtime friend Tara Pimko for a lively discussion about the importance of staying relevant and connected in today's business world. They cover everything from navigating career transitions and managing younger team members to building a thriving network. Tara shares her experiences in shifting industries, opening and relocating salons, and developing a supportive team culture. Aaron chimes in with insights on keeping clients engaged and why adaptability and resilience are key. Perfect for entrepreneurs, business owners, and creatives, this episode of Who You Work With Matters reminds us that success is about the relationships we build and the willingness to keep learning.

Join us on this episode of the Count Me In Podcast as Adam Larson sits down with Aaron Levine, the CFO of Prophix, to explore the evolving role of CFOs in today's dynamic business environment. Aaron shares his journey from controller roles at public software companies to leading the finance and accounting departments of several venture and PE-backed businesses. He offers insights on overcoming current challenges in the software space, building trust within teams, and the importance of data governance. Listen in as Aaron discusses hiring strategies, the impact of AI on accounting roles, and the unique experience of working at a company that serves CFOs. Packed with practical advice and candid reflections, this conversation is a must-listen for finance professionals and business leaders alike.

Brady is back on a Friday discussing the Mariners being eliminated from the playoffs yet again. He discusses why this year was such a big missed opportunity for the M's and what the alternative facing them is.Furthermore, he discusses how much blame ownership gets for all of this and who else deserves part of the blame pie.Furthermore, sports radio host Mike Salk has angered fans with his recent comments, so we examine them and where they missed the mark.Finally, Aaron Levine of FOX 13 joins the show to talk about his outspoken criticism of the organization and Victor Robles got some love from the MLB Network. Plus, the Arkansas Travelers won the title in the Texas League.

In this episode of the Who You Work With Matters podcast, Aaron Levine sits down with Anthony Mauriello to discuss the key role trust and delegation play in scaling a business. Anthony shares his journey from starting small in tax preparation to acquiring new business ventures, and the importance of building strong client relationships along the way. They also dive into the challenges of delegating tasks to a team and how finding the right people in the right seats can unlock new levels of growth. Whether you're a business owner or an aspiring entrepreneur, this episode is full of practical insights to help you grow and succeed.

On this episode of Who You Work With Matters, Aaron Levine welcomes Joe Palazzolo from Monmouth University to explore how AI is changing business writing, presentations, and education. They discuss how students are using AI tools like ChatGPT and how professors are adapting to this shift in the classroom. Joe also shares insights from teaching small business management, ethics, and strategic business courses, offering valuable perspectives on modern education and its challenges. The conversation highlights the importance of relationships in both education and business, offering practical advice for professionals navigating a rapidly changing landscape.

Ever wonder what it's like to run a successful podcast? In this episode, Aaron Levine (host of "The Who You Work With Matters") interviews Michael Ham, the host of the popular New Jersey podcast "Greetings from the Garden State." Michael shares his story of leaving his job to pursue podcasting full-time, the challenges and rewards of being a podcaster, and how he landed a sponsorship with the New Jersey Lottery. They also discuss the importance of building relationships with guests and listeners, and how to create a podcast that people will love. Tune in for an inspiring conversation about following your dreams and making a career out of podcasting in New Jersey!

Mike Benton in for Ian! Seahawks are making moves and we await the final cuts. The Mariners are so far, so good under Dan Wilson - but is it appeasing the fans?  Hugh Millen joins Benton for some instant reaction to what the Seahawks have done so far at the 53-man roster cutdown deadline. PJ Walker is cut, but Hugh sees him landing on the practice squad. He's also vehement that there should be three quarterbacks dressed for every game. Finally, why Florida can give you an idea of what we might see at UW this year.  Following the injury to Uchenna Nwosu, should blocking rules change? Also, how much more patient can we expect Mariners fans to be?  Aaron Levine, FOX 13 joins us with his latest thoughts on the moves the Seahawks made so far, plus what he sees in the Mike Macdonald defense. Plus, the Mariners and the broken promises of Jerry Dipoto - what's next? Aaron thinks the team very much needs to take a look at his role at the end of this season. What will change the tides with the fans?

Mariners are red hot, but today we should remember how much of a treasure Willie Mays was in his career. We remember his greatness today. Mariners are rolling, especially when they score four or more runs. In Ian's eyes, Bryce Miller won the game in the 2nd inning. We pay tribute to Willie Mays, via Jon Miller.  Who can compare to the greatest athletes of all time? Willie Mays was bigger than life.  The Mariners continue to do everything we want them to do, and we are in unchartered territory. What's the biggest need - bullpen or offense?  Aaron Levine, FOX 13 joins Ian to discuss what Willie Mays means to multiple generations. The LPGA comes to Washington and Aaron gives us the overview of the field. Where are women's sports heading right now? Is the Caitlin Clark effect hitting other sports? Aaron tells us who has the 'it factor' on the tour. Finally, why isn't there more marketing around this major?  The Daily Power Play! All of a sudden the Stanley Cup Final looks quite interesting. Steve Kelley joins Ian in studio to talk about the iconic Willie Mays, and who he could be compared to in our time. Steve takes us on a walk through the history of some of the greatest Seattle athletes he's covered, as well as those across the country.  Steve Kelley hangs around with us to give us a little more insight into some of the greatest sports journalists we've had the pleasure of reading in the Times, including Blaine Newnham who recently passed away.

(Note: That's a letter I, not a number 1)Contestants: Ben Kitchen, Ewan Munro, Devin RossiterI recently recorded two new Recreational Thinking Lite episodes; the other (with Aaron Levine, Manas Sarma, and my Jeopardy! compatriot Andrew Whatley), will go up as a Patreon exclusive.  But as I'm working through my editing backlog — a lot of new material, much of it featuring J! superstars, is coming — enjoy some quick bites of snackable content!https://www.patreon.com/recreationalthinkinghttps://ko-fi.com/recreationalthinking

Ian had a great weekend and completely appreciates those who filled in on Friday. Shoutout to the beautiful campus of Gonzaga. What do we make of the Seahawks after getting a look at the rookies out at VMAC this weekend? Ian breaks down what he sees in the top-heavy draft and where there still may be needs. Ian wants you to tell the truth - did you believe the Mariners would be where they are right now after the rough start?  We are anxiously awaiting the return of the NBA here in Seattle, and we take a listen to what Aaron Levine had to say about it last night. It's not 'if' they return now, it's 'when' - and all signs point to fall of 2027. Ownership and a plan is in place, so what's next? Ian discusses the one element missing from the NBA return to Seattle. Mollywhop Monday! Chris Crawford and Nathan Bishop join to talk about the Mariners series win in Houston. They give a reasonable take on where the team stands right now, Julio's upside and just what a star he is. Eyes can be deceiving, but the numbers tell the truth. Mollywhop continues and the guys discuss where Julio Rodriguez is right now and give some numbers that might surprise you. Corbin Smith, Locked on Seahawks joins Ian to give his first impressions of a Mike Macdonald-run practice, Byron Murphy II - who doesn't skip leg day - and Christian Haynes. Plus who from the later rounds could contribute?

From his early days in auditing at PwC to his current role as CFO at Prophix, Aaron Levine has had a career that has closely tracked the evolving nature of the financial leadership role. His journey has been marked by a series of strategic transitions and expansions of his skill set that illustrate the broadening demands of being a modern CFO. An important early chapter of Levine's professional development was his tenure under Steve Vintz, who at the time was CFO of Vocus, where Levine served as a VP managing both accounting and finance. It was under Vintz's mentorship that Levine came to appreciate the power of storytelling within financial leadership. Vintz, a very externally focused CFO, adeptly navigated public company landscapes, from investor relations to quarterly earnings calls. His ability to craft compelling narratives that resonated with stakeholders profoundly influenced Levine. This exposure revealed to Levine that effective CFOs do more than manage numbers: They tell stories through them. This realization has since become integral to his maturing CFO mindset, particularly as he looks to highlight the strategic benefits of Prophix's software offerings. At Prophix, where Levine was appointed CFO this past January, the goal is to focus on refining the go-to-market metrics and integrating technology to streamline operations, emphasizing the narrative of growth and scalability. Throughout his career, Levine has learned that a CFO's role is about not just financial oversight but also constructing a vision that propels the business forward. His aspirations underscore a crucial CFO skill: the ability not only to foresee financial outcomes but also to articulate them in a way that drives the entire company's strategy. This blend of analytics and narrative, shaped by his experiences, define Levine's CFO mindset.

Who you work with matters in real estate! Aaron Levine, host of the Who You Work With Matters podcast, sits down with Michael Gruosso of The Gruosso Group at Keller Williams. Mike shares his journey into real estate, the importance of family and mentorship in his team, and negotiation tactics he's learned (including some from hostage negotiators!). In this episode, you'll learn: -How Mike transitioned from insurance to real estate -The benefits and challenges of working with family in your business -The importance of mentorship and coaching for both new and experienced agents -Negotiation secrets gleaned from hostage negotiation tactics (from Chris Voss's book "Never Split the Difference") -Tips for building a strong, positive team culture -The power of "one more" - that extra effort that can make a big difference -Why Mondays can be your most productive day (and how to make them that way!) Looking to build a successful real estate team? This episode is packed with valuable insights from a top-producing agent. Listen and learn how to surround yourself with the right people to take your real estate career to the next level! Bonus: Mike reveals his favorite book he's currently reading, and Aaron shares a hidden gem for negotiation tips!

Feeling stuck managing HR in your small business? There's a better way! In this episode of "Who You Work With Matters," Aaron Levine sits down with Joanne Farina, founder of Positive Impact HR. Joanne, a seasoned HR expert, transitioned from Fortune 500 companies to help businesses like yours. Discover how Positive Impact HR can: Simplify your HR needs with services like employee handbooks and compliance. Empower strategic initiatives to propel your business forward. Unlock the power of your network for unexpected benefits (it's more important than you think!). Aaron and Joanne also discuss the importance of building strong professional relationships. This episode is a must-watch for business owners and anyone interested in HR best practices.

On today's Daily Puck Drop, Puck gets into last nights Mariners win and the unbelievable defense displayed by Julio Rodriguez.  Mitch Haniger also stole the show defensively with a play that was key into keeping the Mariners in the game. Emerson Hancock was very, very good in his debut. Ty France with an AB that shows signs he's getting better and improving on where he's been last few years.  Scott Servais gets chippy with Aaron Levine. If he's like this not only a week into the season it's going to be a long year for him. Over to hoops, Iowa and LSU was sensational theater. Caitlin Clark does something that very few people in this sport can do and she should be applauded for it.   Montana State hoops coach turned down WSU? Things are not good on the Palouse!  UW could be losing a top hoops recruit.   Find out who it is.  The Masters is coming up next week and the legendary Verne Lundquist is calling it quits after 40 years. Absolute legend Puck reflects on what Lundquist meant to him and the sport. Finally, Puck teases his new golf podcast that will debut on Monday in time for the Masters. 

The LSU vs. Iowa game in the WNCAA tournament showed how strong the star power is right now in Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese. The Mariners got a solid win last night and tonight we have a pretty amazing pitching matchup to look forward to. Scott Servais got defensive with a reporter last night and it was a tad early for that. The Kraken got lost in the mix, but a really great win.   Kim Mulkey had some great comments last night regarding Caitlin Clark - Ian revisits them while exploring the sustainability of the popularity we're seeing right now.   The Seahawks make a signing in former Colorado wide receiver Laviska Shenault Jr. We dive into a conversation about what the Seahawks will do at QB this year and why everyone is so high on Penix being here.   Alyssa Charleston, FOX 13 gives some reaction to Scott Servais' defensive attitude toward Aaron Levine last night, and in her opinion it shows a potential lack of confidence. What is it about Caitlin Clark that makes her so special? Alyssa says it's her court vision and it's apparent that she watches a TON of film. Is the popularity of women's popularity sustainable? Alyssa gives us her take, as well as who the next big phenom could be.   The NIL highest earners have Caitlin Clark at number four with $3.1, which is interesting that she'd effectively take a pay cut going to the WNBA. NIL does have a lot of benefits, but when you're 18-22 years old, it could have some detrimental effects.   The Daily Power Play! More of the future was on display last night for the Kraken and it provides some optimism for the future.   Gary Parrish, CBS Sports joins Ian to give an inside look at what we should watch for in the Final Four, as well as the Championship. DJ Burns and NC State prove that Cinderella exists, but it's likely we will see two number ones in the finals. The best part about this time of year is that anything is possible.

Our interview with Jon Tietz is cozier than a pair of your favorite slippers. Jon—stylist and co-founder of Lenys World—makes his much-anticipated pod debut for some good ol' Midwestern hospitality on sunning your butthole, absolutely torched hats, missing steak so much you dream about it, whether or not this is the summer of the boys getting belly button rings, his unbridled love of vintage clothing, the pants he wears the most, another deep dive into stylish real guys, protecting your family from getting eaten by mountain lions, LA's forced retirement and NYC's constant inspiration, his aggressive inline skating phase, how do we get more fit pics outta him, his wife—friend of the show Amrit—lovingly roasting his ass, the pros and cons of being a gun-for-hire vs. full-time desk jockey, the ivory tower Condé Nast years, playing dress-up with Brad Pitt, advice courtesy of Aaron Levine aka menswear's Yoda, tips for reaching out, learning set culture, how's the slipper business these days and the future ambitions for his brand, falling in love and marrying a podcaster and much more on Jon Tietz's interview with The Only Podcast That Matters™. For more Throwing Fits, check us out on Patreon: www.patreon.com/throwingfits.

Fox 13 Sports Director at KCPQ Seattle, host of Seattle Sports Live & Gameday, Aaron Levine joins the show to discuss the news of Kyle Smith heading South to coach at Stanford, and much more. Mike and Jesss turn to voicemails as we play audio messages from listeners, and we have a new tweet of the day. 

Buckle up for a ride on the electric wave! This episode of Who You Work With Matters dives into the proposed E-Bike legislation in New Jersey. Aaron Levine chats with fellow PIA members John Latimer and Casey Yarger about the potential requirements for insurance, registration, and ridership. The conversation doesn't stop there! John and Casey break down the different types of E-Bikes and highlight the current lack of coverage for these vehicles in traditional insurance plans. Remember, knowing your risk is key, and right now, many E-Bike riders are left unprotected. Tune in to learn more about the changing landscape of E-Bikes and how to stay safe on the road!

Aaron Levine, Fox 13 Sports Director at KCPQ Seattle, host of Seattle Sports Live, Gameday caught up w/ Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald. Aaron asked if Geno & Drew are in the future plans, Mike's answer makes it seem like no. John Schneider caught up w/ the media ahead of the NFL Combine and shared his thoughts on if Geno Smith will indeed be the starting QB and his answer leads to more questions about the quarterback situation.

Ever wondered what happens when the experts you work with collide? In this episode of Who You Work With Matters, we bring together Aaron Levine of LG Insurance and Joseph J. Asterita, Esq. of Asterita & Associates for a dynamic discussion on a critical new law impacting New Jersey real estate. Starting March 20, 2024, a game-changer takes effect: full disclosure of flood history and potential future flood risk becomes mandatory for all real estate transactions in the state. This new legislation, signed by Governor Murphy in June 2023, significantly impacts both buyers and sellers. Tune in as Aaron and Joseph, a seasoned insurance professional and a legal expert, unpack the specifics of this new law. Learn how it affects your real estate business, whether you're buying, selling, or acting as an agent. Don't miss this insightful episode - your understanding of the new flood disclosure law and its implications could impact your next real estate move! And to further dive into the topic, join us for a special event: Flood Disclosure Day Happy Hour & Networking Wednesday, March 20th at 5:30 PM at Teak in Red Bank RSVP: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/flood-disclosure-day-happy-hour-networking-tickets-827143708097?aff=oddtdtcreator Mingle with fellow professionals, gain valuable insights, and celebrate the launch of this critical new regulation. Don't miss this opportunity to connect and stay informed!

Dive into the world of mortgages on this episode of "...and Insurance" where host Aaron Levine is joined by industry expert Adam Lepore. Adam shares his journey in the mortgage industry, starting in the challenging post-recession market. In this episode, they highlight the evolution of our business slogans, from “A Destination for All Your Insurance Needs” to the more relationship-centric “Who You Work With Matters.” They delve into the importance of building strong professional relationships and working with the right experts. Adam, a Certified Construction Loan Specialist, explains the nuances of financing construction projects, discussing the benefits of single-close transactions, interest-only payments during construction, and the seamless transition to permanent mortgages. This conversation is a deep dive into the intricate world of construction loans and the critical role of expert guidance in successful property investments.

In this episode of “...and Insurance,” host Aaron Levine, President of LG Insurance, sits down with Kevin Muldowney, Senior Manager at David M. Muldowney Jr., CPA. As they reflect on the 2023 year, Aaron and Kevin discuss the changes in their perspective fields, updates to different tax codes, and more. The two go through what business owners need to know when it comes to writing off expenses, 1099 employees, and workers' compensation and how you can start getting prepared for April 18th, 2024. Tune in for valuable insights on the world of financial services and more! 

In the second hour, Dave Softy Mahler and Dick Fain chat with Rick Neuheisel of CBS Sports and Aaron Levine of Fox 13 about Washington going to the Big Ten and what it means for schools like WSU and Stanford still in the Pac-12 before some Textimonials.

Aaron Levine of Fox 13 sits down with Dave Softy Mahler and Dick Fain at the VMAC and talk about the Washington Huskies moving to the Big Ten, his Stanford Cardinal having an uncertain future in college athletics, and the ongoing Hawks Training Camp.

In this episode the Mayor Heath Shearon sits down with his good friend Aaron Levine! These two have a fantastic conversation on the luxury brand , and selling to the high end customer. He gives us great tips and Strategies on all of this and growing your agency, managing prospects. He pulls the curtain back on his agency and how he is doing things. EPisode Sponsors :Smart ChoiceCover DeskCanopy ConnectManscapedOlde School Marketing

Chase and Timothy talk with Aaron Levine about how to get your foot in the door, using tension to create depth, and the best movie snacks. Follow Aaron: Instagram @aaronplevine Follow: Customer Service Podcast on Instagram @customerservicepod Canoe Club on Instagram & YouTube @shopcanoeclub www.shopcanoeclub.com

Mike D made the acquaintance of one Aaron Levine, who is behind LG Insurance in West Long Branch. We realized - what an interesting lens to look at New Jersey through. From homes and climate to cars on notoriously insane roads, Aaron has a part of his brain that's constantly processing New Jersey life very differently from all of us. We ask him about how he sees New Jersey from those angles, and also he is just generally good at stories and advice. Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It's a packed hour filled with guests, and we get things rolling with their weekly visit alongside Jon Wilner. Mike Benton does a little Cross Talk ahead of the Kraken game, they pivot to the Mariners as the voice of the M's Rick Rizzs swings by, and they close the hour with the host of the 88th Annual Seattle Sports Star of the Year Awards, Aaron Levine making a surprise visit.

David has spent over a decade working in the healthcare field.He majored in business and marketing at Hofstra University and completed his course studies at Touro College. Following his college career, David became a representative for restaurant owners, transforming franchises into successful leaders in the industry. He then decided to transition into Healthcare as Chief Administrator & Principal of Hollis Women's Center.In 2015, his passion and personal long-term recovery story led him into the substance abuse treatment field, where he founded Starbent Recovery, an all-Women's Recovery Residence in New York. In 2019, David relocated to Florida to join Onward Living as Executive Director. His extensive experience, along with his knowledge and compassion, made him a valued member of the team. Most importantly, he improved community outreach and referent relations and has continued to build his reputation of honesty, integrity, and superior client care.In 2021, David established Genesis Israel together with Aaron Levine as a global model and highly sophisticated abuse rehabilitation for young Americans in the heart of Jerusalem.For more Brainstorm go to...Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2aPCiuzsIoNKYt5jjv7RFT?si=67dfa56d4e764ee0Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/brainstorm-with-sony-perlman/id1596925257Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@brainstormwithsonyInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/brainstormwithsony

On our new weekly lightning round mini ep with menswear legend Aaron Levine, we're fucking around with being a shirtless A&F greeter, the head v-neck designer at H&M, aging 20 years, TikTok menswear influencers, dressing like a stereotypical hypebeast, dropping a collection of #menswear NFTs, Greek grandmas, Italian alpinists, being clean shaven vs. bald from the neck down, your daughters dating Vlone soliders or right-wingers, Mike Jefferies, never wearing or buying vintage every again and much more. For more Throwing Fits, check us out on Patreon: www.patreon.com/throwingfits.

Return of the king. This week, the boys are watching the mountains turn blue with their old pal, designer, consultant and menswear legend Aaron Levine. Aaron is finally physically in the stu to reflect on his childlike vaping habit, how he lost his job at Abercombie, consulting with the dream team at Aimé Leon Dore, senior citizen moments, how he sources new clients, his best in class archive, all time grails, who inspires his already goated personal style, what advice he would give to the new J.Crew, his personal feelings on prep and the notion that #menswear is back, why we keep trying to resurrect dead as shit mall brands, style phases he regrets the most, what date night is looking like in Bumfuck, Ohio, ideal first date looks for the Throw Gang and much more on this brolic and beautiful episode of The Only Podcast That Matters™. For more Throwing Fits, check us out on Patreon: www.patreon.com/throwingfits. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app