This week on Off Track Saratoga, Noel and Zac sit down with local food and lifestyle influencer Kristen Suraci—better known as Saucy.

What started as casually sharing where she eats has grown into a platform that spotlights small businesses across the 518. Kristen opens up about her unexpected rise, the realities of being a full-time influencer, and why she’s committed to keeping her content positive and authentic.

They also dive into the pressures of social media, supporting local in a meaningful way, and—of course—Saucy’s go-to spots across the region.

It’s honest, funny, a little off track (hello, bidet debate), and full of must-try recommendations.

Stay saucy.

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This week on Off Track Saratoga Podcast, Noel and Zac hit the floor to talk to some of the best dressed in the room, uncovering the stories behind the outfits—from last-minute looks and reworn favorites to sentimental pieces years in the making.

Did you catch this years winners? We chat with first place winner, Brittany DeMarco!

We also hear from local business owners, community leaders, and friends all coming together to support Wellspring's important work to help women impacted by domestic violence.

It’s fashion, it’s fun, it’s meaningful—and it’s the perfect sendoff to a Saratoga favorite.

Recorded from the historic Adelphi Hotel, Zac and Noel are spilling Saratoga’s local tea ☕️.

This week: emotional support water bottles, Target’s long-awaited cart upgrade (yes, cup holders), Lincoln Baths updates, and the tree controversy everyone’s talking about.

Plus, Zac debuts a new segment—Opinions—where nothing is off limits.

Local, unfiltered, and a little off track… just how we like it.

From Saratoga to the runway… and behind the scenes of reality TV 👀

This week on Off Track Saratoga, Zac and Noel sit down with local standout Jenna Hotaling, who takes us inside her experience on America’s Next Top Model—just as the new Netflix documentary “Reality Check: America’s Next Top Model” has everyone talking.

Jenna gets real about what it was actually like behind the cameras—from being isolated before filming, to how producers cast for drama, to the pressure of maintaining your identity in a world that wants to shape it for you.

We also dive into:

• What casting was really looking for (hint: it’s not just modeling)
• The difference between “TV Tyra” and real-life interactions
• Body image in the modeling world—and how Jenna built confidence anyway
• Why she refused to give up school, sports, and control of her image
• Life after the show (spoiler: it didn’t define her)

It’s funny, honest, a little chaotic—and full of perspective you won’t get from the screen.

🎙️ If you’ve watched the documentary, this is the insider take you didn’t know you needed.

👇 What surprised you most about Top Model?

What would Saratoga be like if it were a person?

In this episode of Off Track Saratoga, Noel and Zac kick things off by personifying the city.

From there, the conversation goes… well, a little off track.

They talk about the Southern tradition of “front porch sittin’,” why Saratoga feels like home to so many people who didn’t grow up here, and how the community has a way of pulling visitors in for good.

Then things get real. With residents and business owners sounding off about sky-high utility bills, the hosts break down what’s behind the spike in electricity costs and how it’s affecting both homeowners and local businesses.

And because this is Off Track Saratoga, the episode also takes a detour into Britney Spears news, Zac/s Louisiana connection to the pop icon, and why fans are watching recent headlines closely.

Along the way, they talk about friendship, finding joy in small moments, and who this podcast is really for.

Basically: porch life, real talk, and a little chaos — just the way we like it.

One of Saratoga Springs’ most beloved landmarks is now for sale — and the community has a lot of questions.

In this episode of Off Track Saratoga, we sit down with Trinity Mouzon, whose family owned the Mouzon House at 1 York Street for generations before it became the iconic restaurant many locals know today.

Trinity shares the incredible story behind the home — from her great-grandmother’s fight to keep the house standing during Saratoga’s urban renewal era, to the memories of growing up inside the historic Victorian that refused to disappear.

Now that the Mouzon House is on the market, what comes next?

We talk about:
• The real history behind Saratoga’s “defiant” house
• Why the property became such a beloved community gathering place
• Trinity’s dream of possibly bringing the house back into the family
• The newly formed Mouzon Foundation working to preserve its future
• And how Saratoga balances preservation with progress

Plus, Trinity shares the story behind her wellness brand Golde and her upcoming cookbook Eating at Home.

If you’ve ever had dinner on the porch, attended a wedding there, or simply wondered what makes this place so special — this episode is for you.

Bone broth, bath rituals and a beloved Deli for Sale. Noel and Zac go off track on winter obsessions, then dig into the real price of doing business in Saratoga with Saratoga Broadway Deli’s Dan Chaseri. Why are so many local businesses closing or changing hands? Plus, Dan discusses his recent controversy with the Saratoga County Chamber President.