This week on Rochester Living, we sit down with Cyndi Weis, founder of Breathe Yoga & Juice Bar, to talk about how a lifelong love of yoga led her to create one of Rochester’s most beloved wellness spaces. Guided more by intuition and passion than profit, Cyndi built Breathe around the kind of experience she craved herself.We talk about the early days of Breathe, her daughters' role in shaping its future, and how yoga helped her build confidence and clarity from the time she was just 12 years old.

What does it take to host one of golf’s biggest events, and what’s next for one of the country’s most historic courses?This week on Rochester Living, we sit down with Ron Pluta, past president of Oak Hill Country Club and Tournament Chair of the 2023 PGA Championship, to talk all things Oak Hill. Ron shares:-Behind-the-scenes stories from the PGA Championship-A look ahead at the $45 million renovation currently underway-His personal connection to Rochester and the legacy of the Pluta Cancer CenterWhether you’re a golf fan, a Rochester local, or just love a good leadership story, this episode is packed with insight, vision, and passion.

Get the inside scoop on one of Rochester’s most iconic events! In this episode, we sit down with Marc Iacona, Executive Director, Co-Producer and Co-Owner of the Rochester International Jazz Festival.

This week we sat down with Berkeley Brean, Chief Investigative Reporter at ‪@News10NBC‬, to talk about life in local journalism and the stories that have stuck with him over the years.From covering major investigations to navigating the daily news cycle, Berkeley shared what it’s really like to report on the issues that shape our community, and why he still loves doing it.If you’ve seen his work on TV, you’ll enjoy hearing the thoughtful, grounded perspective he brings behind the scenes.

What does it take to dress some of the most popular, and stylish, men in America? In this episode of Rochester Living, we sit down with Peter Roberti, Vice President of Retail Sales at Adrian Jules, to talk about the legacy of one of Rochester’s most iconic menswear brands. As a third-generation leader in the family business, Peter shares stories from behind the scenes—how his grandfather started the company, how he and his father came to tailor for celebrities like Shaquille O'Neal and Robert De Niro, and why personal style still matters in a world of fast fashion. Whether you’re into fashion, local business, or just love a good multi-generational success story, this is an episode you won’t want to miss!

This week on the podcast we are joined by Excell Partners CEO, Theresa Mazzullo, to discuss her company's efforts to bring new tech companies to Rochester and the surrounding area. She shares some of her favorite investments and reflects on why these investments are crucial for bolstering the economy of Upstate New York.

Jaime Saunders, President and CEO of United Way of Greater Rochester and the Finger Lakes, joins Rochester Living to share how she and her team mobilize thousands of volunteers, donors, and community partners to create meaningful change in Rochester. Jaime discusses her inspiring journey from working with survivors of domestic violence to leading one of the region’s largest nonprofit organizations, and she offers insights into tackling poverty, promoting economic mobility, and building healthier communities. This conversation highlights how collaborative leadership and compassionate action can transform lives right here in Rochester.

This week we are joined by the host of the Real Power Podcast and owner of Real3D Media, ‪@camvank‬ to discuss the potential of podcasts and how to leverage that potential into growing a successful business. He shares his story of starting his business at just 23 years old and his hopes for what the future might hold as he continues to grow Real3D.