Cavalcade of Cars CNY Returns to NYS Fairgrounds Expo Center April 18–19 Host Noah Chrysler interviews Brian “Badger” (operations manager for Syracuse Nationals, LLC) about the Cavalcade of Cars Syracuse Edition, acquired in 2025 and entering its second year. The two-day indoor show runs April 18–19 at the New York State Fairgrounds Expo Center and features over 200 displays including cars, trucks, Jeeps, bikes, customs, classics, and motorcycles, plus vendors, live music, kids’ activities, a pinup contest hosted by Rosie Rockabilly, and a charity pinstriping/lettering event benefiting Ronald McDonald House of CNY where attendees can bring items for artwork. Badger explains moving from the Center of Progress and shifting dates from March to April to avoid snow and expand space (110,000 sq ft), with registration selling out April 1. He discusses CNY car culture, family focus (kids 12 and under free), and ticket info at cavalcadeofcarscny.com. 00:00 Welcome and Guest Intro 00:51 What Is Cavalcade 01:30 Why Move to Expo 03:39 Growing the Show 04:20 Running Nationals Since 2023 05:42 Weekend Highlights and Music 07:48 Pinup Contest Explained 08:56 Charity Pinstriping Details 10:08 Why Syracuse Loves Cars 12:15 Family Friendly and Kids 13:52 Hot Takes and Car Opinions 18:24 Why You Should Attend 19:26 Dates Tickets and Farewell

Sewercuse’s Joey Rafino on Drain Clogs, Flushable Wipes, and Growing a Syracuse Drain Business Host Noah Chrysler interviews Joey Rafino of Syracuse Drain Solutions (“Sewercuse”), a Syracuse-based drain-cleaning specialist handling clogs in sinks, tubs, dishwashers, and main sewers. Joey says homeowners most often damage drains by putting the wrong things down them—especially “flushable” wipes (an everyday problem), grease that solidifies in cold pipes, and food/oils rinsed off plates; Syracuse’s old pipes also invite tree-root intrusions that can cause basement backups through floor drains. He explains how he differentiates from typical plumbers by doing camera inspections and descaling with a flex-shaft chain knocker rather than just snaking a hole through. Joey discusses recording jobs for Instagram/TikTok, learning what drives engagement, and using myths like eggshells “sharpening” disposals to spark comments. He warns Drano can work but may damage old lines, describes disposing bacon grease with tinfoil, shares a story of helping a cash-strapped resident by coordinating free city excavation, and says his next step is hiring help for calls and workload. 00:00 Meet Sewer Cuse 01:01 Common Drain Mistakes 01:09 Wipes Grease Roots 02:09 Basement Backup Signs 02:32 Origin Story and Name 03:32 Instagram Growth Playbook 06:02 Real Drain Pro Tools 07:57 Customer Win Story 08:52 Plumber Hot Takes 10:24 Draino and Water Heaters 12:17 Ban Flushable Wipes 12:49 Whats Next for Business 13:43 Wrap Up and Thanks

Introducing The Bad Bosses Podcast: Turning Bad Leadership Into Good On Good News, York, host Matt (Clickstream Studios) welcomes Joe, a new Clickstream content creator, to discuss his podcast concept, The Bad Bosses, drawn from his 36-year career at Syracuse University (35 in management, 26 as a director). Joe aims to educate and entertain by sharing anonymized stories about bad bosses while defining what makes good leadership, noting many workplaces promote supervisors without preparing them. He critiques at-will employment laws, especially in New York, and proposes state-mandated supervisor development programs for employers with 50+ employees, using models like law enforcement promotion testing to identify strengths and weaknesses. He links bad bosses to turnover, stress, and unionization, recommends confronting a bad boss first, and invites guests via badbosses.org and info@badbosses.org, while also plugging leadership development resources and local sponsors. 00:00 Who Do You Wanna Fire 00:26 Welcome To Good News York 01:00 Meet The Bad Bosses Host 01:27 Why Bad Bosses Happen 02:43 Training Gaps Across Industries 03:37 At Will Employment Explained 05:12 Testing And Training For Leaders 08:05 Every Employee Deserves A Good Boss 09:19 Unions And Workplace Treatment 11:35 Firing With Humanity 13:20 Share Your Bad Boss Story 15:08 Leadership Programs And Resources 19:19 Which Industries Are Worst 23:04 Advice For Dealing With A Bad Boss 25:07 Where To Find The Podcast 26:26 Closing And Sponsor Shoutout