Disrupt, For Good. is a podcast about the people who choose New York & what that choice demands. Hosted by Dylan Gaitman, a real estate agent at SERHANT., the show features candid conversations with creatives, founders, executives, & operators shaping the city from the inside out. Each episode explores defining moments that changed a guest’s trajectory, the risks they took, the moves they made, & the tradeoffs behind building a life in one of the most competitive cities in the world. Through real estate, culture, & personal experience, the podcast captures New York as it truly is.
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Disrupt, For Good is a business podcast hosted by Dylan Gaitman, with 22 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.
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Dylan Gaitman hosts Disrupt, For Good, a business show with 22 episodes published.
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Episode #22
Navigating Family, Business, and Reality TV, with Liann May, Mother of Reality TV Star Taylor Frankie Paul
Jun 26, 202633 minS1
In this season finale of Disrupt for Good , Dylan sits down with Liann May for an honest conversation about balancing family, business, and life in the public eye. Best known to many as the mother of Taylor Frankie Paul and a cast member on The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives , Liann shares the realities of building a successful real estate career, navigating the challenges of reality television, and maintaining strong family relationships through intense public scrutiny. From entrepreneurship and resilience to motherhood and self-reflection, this episode offers a candid look at what it takes to stay grounded when the world is watching. 3 Key Takeaways: Resilience drives long-term success . Building a successful career requires adaptability, persistence, and a willingness to keep going through challenges. Growth often comes from discomfort . Public scrutiny and difficult experiences can become opportunities for self-reflection and personal growth. Authenticity strengthens relationships . Honest communication and staying true to yourself are key to building trust in both business and family life. Guest Details: Follow Liann on Instagram @liann_may Follow the Host: Follow Dylan for more conversations and insights @disrupt4goodpod @dylan.gaitman
Keeping Print Relevant in a Digital World, with Christopher Gialanella, President & Publisher of LA Magazine
Jun 24, 202632 minS1
What does it take to keep a legacy media brand relevant in a rapidly changing digital world? In this episode, Dylan sits down with Christopher Gialanella, President and Publisher of Los Angeles Magazine, to discuss the evolution of publishing, the power of relationships in business, and how local media can thrive by embracing innovation while staying true to its community roots. From building a career through sales and networking to navigating AI, social media, live events, and the aftermath of the Los Angeles wildfires, Christopher shares an inside look at the challenges and opportunities facing modern media—and why authentic human connection still matters more than ever. 3 Key Takeaways: Relationships are still the foundation of success . Christopher credits much of his career to building genuine relationships, explaining that whether you're in media, sales, or real estate, your network and reputation remain some of your most valuable assets. The future of media is multi-platform, not one-dimensional . Today's successful media brands can't rely on print alone. Christopher shares how LA Magazine combines print, digital, social media, events, PR, and partnerships to create a full ecosystem that delivers value for both audiences and advertisers. Community matters most when it matters most . When the Los Angeles wildfires devastated parts of the city, LA Magazine shifted its editorial focus to telling local stories, supporting relief efforts, and helping bring people together—demonstrating the important role trusted local media can play during difficult times. Guest Details: Learn more about Christopher here and LA Magazine here Follow the Host: Follow Dylan for more conversations and insights @disrupt4goodpod @dylan.gaitman
Changing Lives: The Lasting Impact of Summer Camp, With Jay & Mindy
Jun 17, 202642 minS1
This week Dylan sits down with Jay and Mindy Jacobs, Directors of Timberlake Camp and long-time supporters of SCOPE (Summer Camp Opportunities Promote Education), to explore the lasting impact camp can have on a child's confidence, resilience, friendships, and personal growth. From evolving traditions and modern camp life to the powerful stories behind SCOPE's mission to provide camp experiences for children who otherwise wouldn't have access, Jay and Mindy share what they've learned from dedicating their lives to helping young people thrive. They also open up about building a camp community that feels like home, working together as partners for over 40 years, and the values that continue to guide everything they do. Key Takeaways: Camp teaches skills that last far beyond summer. Through friendships, independence, resilience, and confidence-building experiences, camp helps young people develop social and emotional skills that stay with them for life. Community and connection are what keep campers coming back. While activities and facilities evolve over time, the friendships, traditions, and sense of belonging are what make camp feel like a second home for generations of families. Every child deserves the opportunity to experience camp. Through SCOPE, thousands of children have gained access to transformative camp experiences, creating opportunities for personal growth, confidence, and lifelong memories regardless of financial circumstances. Guest Details: Learn more about Timberlake camp timberlakecamp.com and follow on Instagram @timberlakecamp https://www.instagram.com/timberlakecamp Follow the Host: Follow Dylan for more conversations and insights @disrupt4goodpod @dylan.gaitman
Confidence, Manifestation & the Power of Persistence, with Emmie Levy, Creator & Founder of The Emmie Effect
Jun 10, 202638 minS1
In this week’s episode, Dylan is joined by Emmie Levy, founder of The Emmie Effect, confidence and manifestation coach, and dancer in the 2024 Super Bowl Halftime Show. Emmie shares how persistence, self-belief, and positive energy helped shape her journey — from relentlessly emailing her way into the Super Bowl to helping young people build confidence from the inside out. They dive into the power of manifestation, navigating rejection, social media pressure, mindset shifts, and why confidence isn’t about always having it together — it’s about continuing to back yourself, even on the hard days. This conversation is uplifting, honest, and full of practical reminders for anyone learning to trust themselves and go after what they truly want. Key Takeaways: Confidence comes from self-belief, not perfection. Emmie shares why confidence isn’t about being the best in the room — it’s about trusting yourself, embracing the moment, and continuing to show up even when things don’t go to plan. Rejection can be redirection. From hearing nothing for 11 months while chasing her Super Bowl dream to missing out on opportunities she thought were meant for her, Emmie explains how persistence and resilience often lead to something even better. The way we speak to ourselves matters. Through her work with young people, Emmie highlights the impact of affirmations, gratitude, kindness, and mindset — and why learning these tools early can shape confidence for life. Guest Details: Learn more about Emmie and The Emmie Effect theemmieeffect.com Follow the Host: Follow Dylan for more conversations and insights @disrupt4goodpod @dylan.gaitman
How to Stay Open After Heartbreak, with Leslie Fhima from The Golden Bachelor
Jun 3, 202639 minS1
This week, Dylan sits down with Leslie Fhima who opens up about life after The Golden Bachelor , navigating heartbreak in the public eye, and what it really means to stay open to love after disappointment. From reality TV fame to online criticism, Leslie shares how she’s learned to trust herself, embrace vulnerability, and continue choosing connection — even when it’s hard. This episode is a powerful reminder that heartbreak doesn’t have to close us off from life, love, or new beginnings. Key Takeaways: Heartbreak doesn’t mean the connection wasn’t real . Leslie reflects honestly on her experience with Gerry and why it’s important to honour your feelings, even when a relationship doesn’t work out in the end. Staying open requires courage, not certainty . Whether it’s going on national television, dating later in life, or facing public criticism, Leslie shares how openness is less about fearlessness and more about willingness. Confidence comes from being comfortable in your own skin . From performing on stage to handling online trolls, Leslie explains how self-acceptance and resilience helped her move through both heartbreak and public scrutiny with grace Guest Details: Connect with Leslie @lesliefhima Follow the Host: Follow Dylan for more conversations and insights @disrupt4goodpod @dylan.gaitman
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