Shari talks with the Soup Kitchen founders and co-chairs. The Soup Kitchen recently celebrated its 20th anniversary and was renamed in honor of Rabbi Peter and Elaine Knobel. Shari and her guests discuss its origins and impact, how meals are prepared, volunteer responsibilities, and operating during the pandemic. They also discuss how you can help!!

Shari talks with Dan Bayston, Independent Director, and longtime friend. They discuss Dan’s career, what retirement looks like, Dan’s involvement on private company boards, being board chair of Sacred Heart School during the pandemic, and how Dan maximizes his return on life.

Shari interviews Karyn Grossman Gershon, CEO at Project Kesher. They discuss how Karyn made the decision to leave law, Project Kesher’s mission, and their work helping women and girls in Ukraine during the war. Karyn also shares traits that make a good not-for-profit CEO, lessons from her divorce, lessons that her children have taught her, and more.

Shari talks with David Booth, Founder and Executive Chairman of Dimensional Fund Advisors. David shares his path from selling newspapers and shoes to founding one of the largest money management firms in the world.

Shari talks with Eric Rosen, Digital Content Creator and International Chess Master. They discuss how Eric turned his passion for chess into a thriving business, how he began playing, chess in pop culture, a few pointers – and how he maximizes his return on life.

Shari talks with Karen Asbra, CFP®, Chief Operating Officer and Principal of Rappaport Reiches Capital Management. They go all the way back to the beginning, when Karen was the first employee. They discuss Karen's path to becoming Chief Operating Officer, how she balances work and family, some financial tips, and how Karen maximizes her return on life.