This week on The Boss Juice Podcast, we sit down with Bob Beall, a legally blind Master Plumber, multi-unit franchise owner, and living example of perseverance redefining what’s possible.

With over 40 years of experience in the trades and three decades as a business owner, Bob has built, scaled, and led five Mr. Rooter franchise territories while managing teams of more than 100 people. His story is one of grit, leadership, and vision—just not the kind you expect.

In this episode, Bob shares how he turned what many would view as a limitation into his greatest strength. From earning multiple Master Plumber licenses to becoming a powerful advocate for youth in the trades and professionals with disabilities, Bob’s mission today is bigger than business—it’s about impact. We also dive into how and why he’s now building his personal brand: to educate, empower, and inspire others to chase success regardless of circumstance.

Tune in to Episode 38 of The Boss Juice Podcast for one of our most motivating conversations yet—proof that real vision comes from within.

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This week on The Boss Juice Podcast, we’re joined by Jill McKibbin, founder of McKibbin Consulting, a Pittsburgh-based firm helping companies think outside the box when it comes to business development and growth.

Jill’s story is a powerful one—she built her early sales career as a single mother, balancing parenthood, college, and a relentless work ethic that would eventually lead to the founding of her own consulting business in 2010. With a focus on networking strategy and relationship-driven growth, McKibbin Consulting has helped countless businesses break through plateaus and reach new markets without needing a full-time sales team.

In this episode, Jill shares her journey of grit, faith, and resourcefulness. From bringing her daughter to class while chasing a degree, to showing up as the hardest-working person in every room, Jill’s story is a reminder that resilience and belief—both in yourself and in something greater—can move mountains.

Tune in to Episode 37 of The Boss Juice Podcast for an inspiring look at entrepreneurship, motherhood, and the kind of drive you can’t teach.

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This week on The Boss Juice Podcast, we’re joined by Eric Booth, President of Desmone Architects, a leading architecture and interior design firm with projects across Pittsburgh, Cleveland, and Morgantown.

With over 26 years of experience, Eric has built a career shaping the industrial backbone of the region—designing everything from manufacturing campuses to adaptive reuse projects that prioritize innovation, sustainability, and long-term impact. His perspective on architecture runs deeper than aesthetics; it’s about purpose, progress, and designing spaces that drive real economic development.

In this episode, we discuss the evolution of architecture—how it compares to the past, and whether critics are right in claiming that modern design has been compromised by capitalism. Eric offers a refreshingly optimistic take, suggesting that today’s architectural landscape is more creative and innovative than ever. We also dive into the intersection of design and passion, and what it truly means to find fulfillment in your work.

Tune in to Episode 36 of The Boss Juice Podcast for a thought-provoking conversation that explores architecture, creativity, and the pursuit of meaningful impact.

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