Balancing business, purpose, and parenthood.

Alex Donnolo, Brian Horan, Austin Munda, Isadore Goldstein, and host Travis Bertram sit down for a full-room conversation on work-life balance, fatherhood, blended families, pressure, therapy, and mental health. From building businesses to becoming better men, this one gets honest about what it really means to lead at home and at work.

Unscripted. Unfiltered. Off the clock.

In this episode of OTC: After Hours, we unpack the real meaning of “The Client Filter.” It’s not about judging people or chasing the perfect customer—it’s about boundaries, expectations, and protecting your time as a business owner.

Travis, Brian, and Isadore break down how the best business relationships start before the first dollar changes hands: through clarity, communication, and filtering the right way at every stage—onboarding, during the work, and off-boarding when necessary.

We talk about bad fits, mismatched expectations, losing clients gracefully, learning from difficult situations, and why employees also need a filter of their own. If you're building a business that’s meant to last, this conversation will save you stress, money, and time.

The Off the Clock entrepreneurs break down what worked, what failed, and how they’re leveling up in 2026 — without the filters, fluff, or fake hustle.

2025 was a year — and not always an easy one. In this episode of OTC: After Hours, the crew sits down to talk honestly about what went well, what didn’t, and what every entrepreneur eventually faces: growth, overwhelm, burnout, breakthroughs, and the decision to go “full ass” instead of half-trying.

Travis, Josh, Apollos, Brian, and Austin dive into:

• Knowing when you’re self-employed vs. a true business owner

• Why analysis paralysis kills momentum

• Balancing business and parenthood

• What partnerships and client relationships should really look like

• And how to stop second-guessing yourself

It’s raw, relatable, and ridiculously funny — exactly what happens when entrepreneurs unwind after hours.