Fulton Mortgage Manager, Randolph-Macon College grad and basketball broadcaster, and Synapse Hub 018 Hub Honcho, Andrew Price, joins Jay Smack for a lively conversation that spans the gamut from the mortgage landscape, broadcasting, his role in Synapse, the Matt Davis Foundation, and more.

A retired USMC helicopter pilot and former helicopter EMS pilot, Matthew Currin learned invaluable lessons in the military and brought those learnings and serious leadership and communications skills to his 10 years in the making project, Convene Communities. Hear his story.

Ever since "Super" Dave Smith flew into the Synapse Sphere, he has made an impact. This caped entrepreneur, who owns and operates Techsmith Systems, has an outsized personality and giving heart to match. Spend a lively session with Super Dave.

While the housing market continues to be a wild and woolly experience for buyers, sellers, and real estate professionals alike, Synapse member Katie Zacherle offers solid, calm-in-the-storm advice and talks about her nonprofit passion, family, and giving back.

Long-time Richmond, VA resident, David Hebel, is the prototypical Synapse member. A blend of community-minded volunteer and businessman with a strong ethical center.

The Synapse model of facilitating connections between businesses and nonprofit groups for community and economic development takes root in Phoenix, AZ, spearheaded by two powerhouse women on a mission.

This insightful Hubcast brings Cancer Care Services Donor Relations Manager Rhea Jackson and Board Member Dr. Stevie Dawn in to talk about their Fort Worth, TX nonprofit that helps both cancer patients and caregivers navigate the myriad of issues when faced with a cancer diagnosis.

Sam Anderson and Hez Butler have ramped up a number of businesses on their own and now have teamed up to form another enterprise in Richmond, VA. They discuss the ups and downs, risks, and rewards of being their own boss.

Synapse member, Cherie Blazer, founded Boomer Connections with three other women who own small businesses that service the 50+ population. They saw a need and the opportunity to make a difference. Listen to their story.

Vinny Abbott, a recent graduate of the Henrico Fire Training Academy, talks about the rigors of training, the circuitous career path that led him to be his now first responder role, and how serving the community has been baked into his DNA.