Lynn & Tony Know
This is NOT your typical lifestyle podcast. Lynn Hazan-Bush is an entrepreneur, content creator, mom and holistic health coach and Tony Bush is a Brooklyn Real Estate Agent and Men's Wellness Coach. Married this year and currently expecting their first baby together they decided to throw in a podcast in the midst of their crazy lives. Lynn & Tony are passionate about helping people become their best selves by sharing their own authentic truths and journey but with a twist. They will also have experts and inspirational guests that will cover topics ranging from life with a newborn, achieving optimal health, meditation, conscious relationship, post-partum recovery. men's mental health and more because Tony & Lynn Know!
Episodes
Local change starts where we live, and today’s conversation dives into the messy, human, and fixable parts of city life. We sit down with Kristen, a lifelong Jersey City educator and athletic director running at-large, to talk about trust, safety, and housing—three pressure points that shape daily life more than any national headline. She shares why she spoke up when the community was hurting, how empathy builds social glue, and wh...
A stroller at a crosswalk shouldn’t feel like a dare. That simple truth sparks a deeper conversation with Ward E council candidate and lifelong educator Ryan Baylock about how to make downtown Jersey City work for families, shop owners, and commuters without the empty promises.
We dig into a tangible safety plan that swaps vague pledges for specifics: a dedicated traffic enforcement unit with motorcycle officers, concrete ...
When taxes keep climbing and services keep slipping, everyday life gets harder—broken ankles from potholes, locked parks that sideline kids, and 16-minute waits for 911 during a break-in. We invited Ward D city council candidate Catherine Healy, a lifelong Jersey City resident, attorney, and mom of three, to talk about a path forward that doesn’t start by charging residents more. The through line is execution: build a real grants d...
What makes a neighborhood truly livable isn’t a slogan—it’s the basics done right. We sit with Ward D council candidate Patrick Ambrosi for a grounded conversation on how to bring Central Avenue back to life, deliver real affordability, and fix everyday problems like trash, park maintenance, and street safety. Patrick grew up in the Heights and has spent years fighting for open spaces; that track record shows in a plan that treats ...
Tired of seeing big promises that don’t match what shows up on your block? We sit down with arts leader and city council at-large candidate Meredith Burns for an unfiltered conversation about the choices shaping Jersey City right now—rising property taxes, school outcomes, the Pompidou pivot, and the real work it takes to keep families and artists here for the long haul.
Meredith shares why a glossy “museum” pitch—recast i...
Life changes in the most unexpected ways. After months of absence from our podcast, we're back with a birth story that's as dramatic as it is meaningful. Our journey to baby number three began in the aftermath of October 7th, a day that fundamentally changed how we viewed the world and our place in it. Amidst grief and trauma, we felt a spiritual calling to bring another Jewish child into the world, despite having previou...
Have you ever wondered how to maintain a thriving marriage amidst the chaos of life? Join us from our intimate Sukkah setting, where we share the joys of Sukkot, a dream realized with Tony’s hard work, and reveal how the same dedication applies to nurturing a loving relationship. As we navigate the personal and global events that weigh on our hearts, including the tragic events in Israel, we reflect on justice, pain, and hope. Our ...
Travis Hawley, with a formidable background in military intelligence and social media marketing, brings an unparalleled perspective to our latest episode, challenging both our reliance on and our understanding of social media's pervasive influence. We promise you'll gain valuable insights into the dual nature of these platforms, as we unpack the empowerment they offer alongside the hurdles they create. From managing our c...
What if confronting trauma could lead to greater resilience? This episode commemorates the one-year anniversary of the Hamas attacks on Israel, a day etched in memory for its heartbreak and chaos. We recount the personal stories of survivors and those affected by the ongoing violence, including the recent missile attack from Iran. Through these narratives, we grapple with the emotional aftermath and the public's challenging re...
Have you ever wondered why so many TV shows glorify toxic relationships? Join us for a refreshing perspective as we dissect the new Netflix series featuring Adam Brody as a charming rabbi and Kristen Bell as an endearing shiksa. We promise you'll uncover why this unique romantic comedy stands out with its healthy portrayal of relationships, mature communication, and stellar performances. We'll share our own personal stori...
How does one transition from being a spiritual leader to a digital influencer? Rabbi Schlusselberg joins us to share his remarkable journey, recounting his path from a traditional rabbi to a prominent voice on Instagram. As we gear up for the high holidays of Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, Rabbi Schlusselberg sheds light on how he leverages social media to spread Jewish inspiration and combat anti-Semitism, offering insightful refle...
What if your relationship conflicts could be defused with just a simple change in language? Curious about how "I" statements and choosing your battles can transform your relationship? Join us on the Lynn and Tony Know podcast as we share personal stories and practical strategies for navigating conflicts in relationships. From recognizing when your partner needs a break to addressing issues before they become major problem...
What if your blog could transform from a simple lifestyle platform into a powerful tool for activism? Join us as we sit down with Melissa Chapman, the remarkable voice behind the Staten Island Family blog. In this episode, Melissa opens up about her incredible journey from being a newspaper columnist to becoming an influential lifestyle blogger and an unexpected advocate for Israel. Her story takes us through the evolution of her b...
Can you find wellness amid chaos? That's the question we're tackling as we return after a long break, deeply affected by the ongoing conflict since October 7th. The heartbreaking news of six hostages killed by Hamas has left us grappling with overwhelming emotions, challenging our ability to maintain our wellness routines. We share our raw and honest reflections on trying to find some semblance of normalcy through small s...
Join us for an enthralling conversation with Congressman Robert Menendez, where we dissect the symbiotic relationship between personal well-being, the twists and turns of political life, and the cultural comfort of Cuban cuisine. Unveiling his journey from the Port Authority to the halls of Congress, Menendez doesn't shy away from the heavy weights of responsibility, from addressing national concerns like infrastructure to the...
As we gather around the metaphorical table with Jessica, the life force of Grind Society, we're reminded of the special brew that coffee and community blend into. Amidst the familiar espresso hum of Grind Coffee Shop in Jersey City, Jessica recounts her evolution from a fitness fanatic to the matriarch of a movement that's far more than a morning cuppa. She's here to spill the beans on how Grind Society is redefining...
When our life with toddler Noa turned into a whirlwind of chaos and runny noses, we knew it was time to get real about the pandemonium of parenting. Gone are the days of neatly planned routines; enter the era of daycare germs and the mad dash back to office life. We're peeling back the Instagram filter to reveal the truth behind our disrupted wellness practices, shaken morning routines, and yes, even how we're navigating ...
When I found myself at a crossroads during a transformative women's retreat, little did I know that the path to empowerment would be illuminated by Raquel, a luminary in the realm of holistic health and breathwork. Our latest podcast captures this intimate narrative, where vulnerability meets strength, and the wisdom of our inner child dances with the intuition that guides us through womanhood. As Raquel shares her own ascent ...
Imagine the sheer contrast of emotions as what was supposed to be a celebration of music and unity turned into a battlefield. Our guest, Millet, a brave survivor of the Nova Music Festival tragedy, shares her bone-chilling account of the day when joy was eclipsed by terror as rockets tore through the sky. Witness through her eyes the fragility of peace and the courage it takes to hold onto hope amidst chaos. Her voice is a vessel o...
Have you ever witnessed a metamorphosis? Not the kind you learned about in grade school with caterpillars, but the magnificent human kind. That's the journey Kate Griffith takes us on; from Miami's glitzy nightlife and reality TV to a profound awakening as a women's empowerment coach. Alongside her, Anand Sukhadia shares his steadfast commitment to wellness, from founding a wellness center to spreading inspiration on...
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